Clientele:
Adults (18+)
Families

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Grief / Loss
Trauma
Childhood Trauma
Infertility / Pregnancy Loss / Infant Loss

Bio:
Andrea Adams is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma professional who offers counseling services based on a cognitive-behavioral approach combined with a grace-based perspective for individuals ages 18 and above. She is EMDR trained and incorporates skills and therapeutic techniques, gained over 25 years of experience in the mental health field to address a variety of concerns and levels of need. Andrea is certified as an Advanced Grief Counseling Specialist. Her experience in caring has included working with hospices, mental health clinics, inpatient acute care hospitals, long term residential care facilities, specialty children’s hospitals and behavioral health managed care. She has been active in leading Divorce Care for Kids community support groups and has a background in preschool education. Andrea has been licensed in the state of Texas since 2002.

Andrea understands that we all have a mosaic of different experiences throughout our lives and places emphasis on the importance of our perceptions of those events. She believes it is the perception of life events that greatly influence us and can control our thinking, moods, and behaviors. It is Andrea’s desire to help each person find their way through the difficult circumstances of life by offering hope in healing, sincere and honest counsel, and a path towards developing faith-based resiliency. She believes that each individual’s health and welfare are important and approaches the care of everyone desiring change with great respect. Through her work experience and education, she is committed to providing professional and compassionate care.

Clientele:
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples

Specialities:
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Sex / Sexual Intimacy Issues
Infidelity Recovery
Self Growth / Self-Care
Family Issues (Conflict, Communication, etc.)

Bio:
Dr. Corey Allan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and the host of Sexy Marriage Radio, one of the longest-running marriage podcasts in the world with more than 775 episodes. He has been in private practice since 2002, working with couples and individuals who are ready to stop settling and start building the marriage and life they actually want.

His approach is grounded in differentiation theory and family systems work — which means the focus is less on fixing your spouse and more on who you are becoming inside your most important relationships. Sessions are direct, honest, and built around one conviction: the change almost always starts with one person deciding to show up differently.

Dr. Allan works with adults 18+, married couples, and dating or engaged couples. His areas of focus include relational distress, marital conflict, sexual intimacy, self-growth, men's issues, blended families, affairs and betrayal repair. He sees clients in person at his office in Allen, TX, and works with couples and individuals across the country via Zoom. For those outside Texas, sessions are structured as a coaching relationship rather than therapy.

Dr. Allan is also the author of Naked Marriage (2016) and the forthcoming Go First: How One Person Can Change Every Relationship In Their Life (2026).

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating or Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families. 

Specialities:
Anxiety / Depression
Divorce Recovery
Self Growth / Self Care
Trauma
Blended Families

Bio:
Zach Baldridge is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas (#74039), and he helps men, women, and teens work through anxiety, depression, anger, relationship stress, parenting challenges, life transitions, and the general weight of everyday life.

Zach earned his Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Texas Woman’s University in 2014. During graduate school, he interned with the Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County. After two additional years of supervised work in private practice, Zach became fully licensed in 2017. Zach Baldridge Counseling, PLLC was established in January of 2018 and he is currently practicing in Prosper, Texas at Planting Seeds Center for Wellness.

Starting counseling is not easy. Many people come in unsure, guarded, or not fully convinced they want to be there. Therapy asks people to slow down, tell the truth, and face things they may have been carrying alone for a long time. Zach's goal is to provide a space that feels safe, grounded, and real; a place where meaningful work can actually happen.

Zach believes counseling should be a place where you do not have to perform or pretend. He works to help clients better understand themselves, process emotions, strengthen relationships, and develop practical tools that carry into everyday life. He has a particular heart for working with men and for creating a space where they can be honest, challenged, and supported without judgment.

Outside of his work, Zach is a proud father of four sons and was recently remarried into a blended family with four more children. Family life is a big part of who Zach is. Faith, responsibility, humor, growth, and staying present in real life matter deeply to him. Zach enjoys the outdoors, camping, riding bikes, building things, training in Muay Thai, listening to vinyl, and reading mystery and suspense novels.

If you are looking for a counselor who values honesty, connection, and real change, Zach would be honored to walk with you through that process.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18-64 yrs)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Trauma
Stress
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Spirituality Issues

Bio:
Tom is a Licensed Professional Counselor and received his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Franciscan University of Steubenville. In his internship experience at Chrysalis Health, Tom worked with adolescent and adult clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and relational issues. Tom utilizes evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and positive psychology principles to help individuals reach their fullest potential. Tom believes in a holistic approach to counseling, establishing a safe and comfortable atmosphere in which individuals can achieve their emotional, physical, spiritual, and mental health goals. Tom works with individuals 16 years old and up as well as couples.

Clientele:
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Childhood Trauma
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Identity Issues
Anxiety and/or Depression
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)

Bio:
Lan Nguyen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping Asian American millennials overcome fear, imposter syndrome, and social anxiety. Specializing in complex trauma, depression, and attachment issues, Lan provides a safe, accepting space for clients to heal and break generational cycles.

Known for her warm yet no-nonsense "open-book" approach, she balances deep compassion with gentle accountability. As a former therapy-seeker herself, Lan offers deeply relatable support combined with practical, actionable tools for everyday growth.

She provides virtual therapy for clients across California and Texas, facilitates relationship-focused support groups, and offers clinical supervision and private practice coaching for fellow mental health professionals.

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating or Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families. 

Specialities:
Anxiety / Depression
Divorce Recovery
Self Growth / Self Care
Trauma
Blended Families

Bio:
Zach Baldridge is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas (#74039), and he helps men, women, and teens work through anxiety, depression, anger, relationship stress, parenting challenges, life transitions, and the general weight of everyday life.

Zach earned his Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Texas Woman’s University in 2014. During graduate school, he interned with the Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County. After two additional years of supervised work in private practice, Zach became fully licensed in 2017. Zach Baldridge Counseling, PLLC was established in January of 2018 and he is currently practicing in Prosper, Texas at Planting Seeds Center for Wellness.

Starting counseling is not easy. Many people come in unsure, guarded, or not fully convinced they want to be there. Therapy asks people to slow down, tell the truth, and face things they may have been carrying alone for a long time. Zach's goal is to provide a space that feels safe, grounded, and real; a place where meaningful work can actually happen.

Zach believes counseling should be a place where you do not have to perform or pretend. He works to help clients better understand themselves, process emotions, strengthen relationships, and develop practical tools that carry into everyday life. He has a particular heart for working with men and for creating a space where they can be honest, challenged, and supported without judgment.

Outside of his work, Zach is a proud father of four sons and was recently remarried into a blended family with four more children. Family life is a big part of who Zach is. Faith, responsibility, humor, growth, and staying present in real life matter deeply to him. Zach enjoys the outdoors, camping, riding bikes, building things, training in Muay Thai, listening to vinyl, and reading mystery and suspense novels.

If you are looking for a counselor who values honesty, connection, and real change, Zach would be honored to walk with you through that process.

Clientele: 

• Adults (18+)
• Dating / Engaged Couples
• Married Couples

Specialities: 

• Relational Issues / Relational Distress
• Trauma
• Anxiety and/or Depression
• Grief / Loss
• Identity Issues

Bio:
Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. Craig was born and raised in Nebraska. He spent 17 years in the creative design field. He graduated from Midland University, with a BA in Art, and recently attended Amberton University, graduating with an MA in Professional Counseling. During his graduate practicum, he worked with Hope Fellowship providing pre-marital, individual, and group marital counseling utilizing the SYMBIS assessment. Craig also worked with inmates at the Rockwall County jail providing counseling and support for individuals who suffered from drug addiction, PTSD, and childhood issues.

Craig has a strong desire to work with couples as he, too, went through challenges in his own marriage. During these challenges, he and his wife sought help from a counselor. That counselor gave them the tools they needed to change their marriage and opened Craig’s eyes to his professional calling. He realized how vital a healthy mental outlook is to all aspects of life. Whether your struggles are from your past, your present, or about your future, Craig would love to partner with you on your journey.

In addition to his work with couples, Craig also works with kids and teens ages 15 and up. He utilizes activity-based techniques in his sessions with his younger clients. Craig is EMDR trained through EMDRIA, IFS-informed and trained in Brainspotting.

Licensed Professional Counselor (TX# 82082)

Clientele: 

• Adults (18-64 yrs)
• Dating / Engaged Couples
• Married Couples

Specialities: 

• Codependency
• Relational Issues / Relational Distress
• Anxiety and/or Depression
• Family Issues (Conflict, Communication, etc.)
• Childhood Trauma

Bio:
Jaclyn is passionate about helping young adults and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, life transitions and relationship issues. If you struggle with people-pleasing or have lost yourself in relationship with others and want to work on your true identity and self worth, Jaclyn is here for you. Or if you are feeling stuck, lost, alone, and not sure where to turn, Jaclyn wants to walk with you through the hard and messy seasons of life.

Jaclyn approaches each client individually and uses a blend of approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy along with multicultural, psychodynamic and trauma-informed counseling. Jaclyn maintains a small caseload to ensure you receive the highest level of care. And as a Christian, she holds biblical values in tandem with psychology.

Jaclyn seeks to provide a warm, loving, safe, and trustworthy relationship with her clients. She will partner with you to achieve your goals and meet you where you are but not leave you there. Her aim is for you to feel seen, heard, known and loved while walking with you into a fuller, more abundant life.

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating or Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families. 

Specialities:
Anxiety / Depression
Divorce Recovery
Self Growth / Self Care
Trauma
Blended Families

Bio:
Zach Baldridge is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas (#74039), and he helps men, women, and teens work through anxiety, depression, anger, relationship stress, parenting challenges, life transitions, and the general weight of everyday life.

Zach earned his Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Texas Woman’s University in 2014. During graduate school, he interned with the Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County. After two additional years of supervised work in private practice, Zach became fully licensed in 2017. Zach Baldridge Counseling, PLLC was established in January of 2018 and he is currently practicing in Prosper, Texas at Planting Seeds Center for Wellness.

Starting counseling is not easy. Many people come in unsure, guarded, or not fully convinced they want to be there. Therapy asks people to slow down, tell the truth, and face things they may have been carrying alone for a long time. Zach's goal is to provide a space that feels safe, grounded, and real; a place where meaningful work can actually happen.

Zach believes counseling should be a place where you do not have to perform or pretend. He works to help clients better understand themselves, process emotions, strengthen relationships, and develop practical tools that carry into everyday life. He has a particular heart for working with men and for creating a space where they can be honest, challenged, and supported without judgment.

Outside of his work, Zach is a proud father of four sons and was recently remarried into a blended family with four more children. Family life is a big part of who Zach is. Faith, responsibility, humor, growth, and staying present in real life matter deeply to him. Zach enjoys the outdoors, camping, riding bikes, building things, training in Muay Thai, listening to vinyl, and reading mystery and suspense novels.

If you are looking for a counselor who values honesty, connection, and real change, Zach would be honored to walk with you through that process.

Clientele: 

• Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
• Teens (13-17 yrs)
• Adults (18+)
• Dating / Married Couples
• Married Couples
• Families

Specialities: 

• Relational Issues / Relational Distress
• Anxiety and/or Depression
• Self Growth / Self-Care
• Premarital Counseling
• Spirituality Issues

Bio:
Matt is a Licensed Professional Counselor serving clients in North Texas. With over 18 years of experience, Matt has a passion for walking alongside individuals, couples, and families helping them find hope in their time of need. His desire is to help bring about change by pointing people to God when they are stuck or struggling with a particular issue. Matt integrates cognitive behavioral therapy with biblical principles in order to equip his clients to have the right tools to work towards healing in their areas of need. 

Some areas of expertise include: Couples/Marriage Counseling, Premarital Counseling using SYMBIS Assessment, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Identity/Self-Worth, Men's Issues, Anger, Anxiety, Grief/Loss, Depression, Personal Growth, Self Care and Boundaries. Matt is trained in SYMBIS for premarital counseling.

Journey on Counseling is now accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare and Medicare.

Clientele:

• Teens 13-17 yrs)
• Adults (18+)
• Dating / Engaged Couples
• Married Couples

Specialities:

• Trauma
• Infidelity Recovery
• Spirituality Issues
• Anxiety and/or Depression
• Grief / Loss

Bio:
Kelley Connell, LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker), has been in private practice for over 32 years. Many of her clients come to counseling  feeling overwhelmed by trauma, PTSD, relationship difficulties, marital issues, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, life transitions, women’s issues, or abuse and spiritual wounds, and are looking for practical tools as well as a Christian approach to heal.  

Her goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment where healing and lasting change can occur. She specializes in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and trauma-informed therapy, helping people process painful memories, reduce emotional distress and move forward with renewed hope and confidence.

Life can be overwhelming. Many people feel pressure to appear strong and have everything under control while quietly carrying emotional pain, fear or uncertainty.  Kelley believes that every person has the capacity for healing, growth and resilience.  Even during life’s most difficult seasons, there is Hope.

Kelley’s counseling approach is compassionate, collaborative and individualized. She utilizes EMDR, trauma-informed therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy to help clients gain greater insight into their thoughts, emotions and behaviors while developing practical tools for lasting emotional, relational and spiritual growth.  

In person and virtual/telehealth sessions are available.  To learn more about Kelley and her practice please visit www.kelleyconnell.com

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating or Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families. 

Specialities:
Anxiety / Depression
Divorce Recovery
Self Growth / Self Care
Trauma
Blended Families

Bio:
Zach Baldridge is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas (#74039), and he helps men, women, and teens work through anxiety, depression, anger, relationship stress, parenting challenges, life transitions, and the general weight of everyday life.

Zach earned his Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Texas Woman’s University in 2014. During graduate school, he interned with the Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County. After two additional years of supervised work in private practice, Zach became fully licensed in 2017. Zach Baldridge Counseling, PLLC was established in January of 2018 and he is currently practicing in Prosper, Texas at Planting Seeds Center for Wellness.

Starting counseling is not easy. Many people come in unsure, guarded, or not fully convinced they want to be there. Therapy asks people to slow down, tell the truth, and face things they may have been carrying alone for a long time. Zach's goal is to provide a space that feels safe, grounded, and real; a place where meaningful work can actually happen.

Zach believes counseling should be a place where you do not have to perform or pretend. He works to help clients better understand themselves, process emotions, strengthen relationships, and develop practical tools that carry into everyday life. He has a particular heart for working with men and for creating a space where they can be honest, challenged, and supported without judgment.

Outside of his work, Zach is a proud father of four sons and was recently remarried into a blended family with four more children. Family life is a big part of who Zach is. Faith, responsibility, humor, growth, and staying present in real life matter deeply to him. Zach enjoys the outdoors, camping, riding bikes, building things, training in Muay Thai, listening to vinyl, and reading mystery and suspense novels.

If you are looking for a counselor who values honesty, connection, and real change, Zach would be honored to walk with you through that process.

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)
Parenting Issues
Relational Issues / Relational Distress

Bio:
Holly is a Licensed Professional Counselor - Associate (supervised by Tara Wedemeyer, LPC-S) who works with teenagers, adults, couples, and families. She received her MSEd in Community Counseling from Baylor University and began her training working with victims of trauma and high-risk adolescents at a Victim’s Advocacy Center and later in the community mental health setting. She has years of experience working in the foster and adoption world as well as expertise drawing from her time as a teacher in the public school setting. 

Holly provides a warm, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients can feel safe exploring challenges and making meaningful change. Whether you are dealing with anxiety or depression, trauma, life transitions, school stress, or relationship issues, her goal is to help you gain clarity, build resilience, develop helpful tools, and move forward with confidence. She integrates a variety of approaches as she seeks to create an individualized experience based upon your specific needs. Holly also offers faith-based counseling upon request.

Holly is certified in the Gottman Method of couples counseling (Level I) and is a certified SYMBIS facilitator. She is also trained in Empowered to Connect, an attachment based, trauma informed approach for families that promotes healing for children who have encountered adverse childhood experiences (ACES). 

In her freetime, Holly enjoys spending time with her husband of 20 years and their three boys.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Marriage Couples
Families

Specialities:
Spirituality Issues
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Premarital Counseling
Anxiety and/or Depression
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)

Bio:
Mark is a licensed marriage and family therapist who works with teens, adults, couples, and families as they navigate various life stressors, including relationship distress, couples/marriage conflict, anxiety, depression, fear of others’ perceptions, pride, anger, and shame. He offers gospel-centered counseling that is focused on heart-level change. This often includes coming alongside one another in suffering and brokenness, helping people see the sources they go to for meaning and comfort, building openness and vulnerability, and finding hope in Christ. It takes into account that all of life is lived before God. So whether the desire is to untangle difficult relationship patterns, alleviate personal suffering, find direction, or otherwise persevere through ongoing hardships, Mark seeks to help counselees connect with the sure and steadfast hope that is central to the process of change. Outside of the counseling room, Mark enjoys spending time with his wife and daughters, serves in the recovery and elementary ministries at his church, and appreciates a good cup of coffee.

Clientele:
Children (5-9 yrs)
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18-64 yrs)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Parenting Issues
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)
Self Growth / Self-Care

Bio:
Ashleigh loves working with families navigating stress, relationship challenges, and everyday struggles that can leave us feeling stuck or overwhelmed. Whether you’re going through a difficult season, wanting to strengthen your relationships, or simply trying to reconnect with yourself, she is here to walk alongside you with compassion. Ashleigh especially enjoys working with children to help make sense of big thoughts and feelings that can be hard to put into words. She uses age-appropriate and playful approaches to help children build confidence and develop healthy ways to manage their emotions and relationships. I also partner closely with parents and caregivers, offering tools and insights that strengthen connection and support your child’s growth at home. Together, you will work toward creating more peace and understanding for your whole family. As a Christian counselor, her faith shapes her understanding of healing and family relationships, and she is glad to incorporate Christ-centered principles into the counseling process. Ashleigh would be honored to support you as you take your next steps toward healing, clarity, and connection.

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)
Parenting Issues
Relational Issues / Relational Distress

Bio:
Holly is a Licensed Professional Counselor - Associate (supervised by Tara Wedemeyer, LPC-S) who works with teenagers, adults, couples, and families. She received her MSEd in Community Counseling from Baylor University and began her training working with victims of trauma and high-risk adolescents at a Victim’s Advocacy Center and later in the community mental health setting. She has years of experience working in the foster and adoption world as well as expertise drawing from her time as a teacher in the public school setting. 

Holly provides a warm, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients can feel safe exploring challenges and making meaningful change. Whether you are dealing with anxiety or depression, trauma, life transitions, school stress, or relationship issues, her goal is to help you gain clarity, build resilience, develop helpful tools, and move forward with confidence. She integrates a variety of approaches as she seeks to create an individualized experience based upon your specific needs. Holly also offers faith-based counseling upon request.

Holly is certified in the Gottman Method of couples counseling (Level I) and is a certified SYMBIS facilitator. She is also trained in Empowered to Connect, an attachment based, trauma informed approach for families that promotes healing for children who have encountered adverse childhood experiences (ACES). 

In her freetime, Holly enjoys spending time with her husband of 20 years and their three boys.

Clientele:
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)

Specialities:
ADHD
Trauma
Anxiety and/or Depression
Stress
Grief / Loss

Bio:
Patricia works with children, teens, and adults—including first responders—navigating trauma, OCD, anxiety, depression, and life stressors. She specializes in supporting individuals with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and those in high-stress professions. Additionally, she provides affirming care for neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD and autism. Her goal is to help clients build coping skills, regain a sense of control, and move toward greater emotional stability. If individuals are seeking experienced, respectful, and compassionate support for themselves or their children, she welcomes the opportunity to work together toward meaningful and lasting change.

Before becoming a counselor, she spent over 15 years in education, working with students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Supporting adolescents and families from diverse backgrounds strengthened her ability to connect, build trust, and foster meaningful relationships. These experiences continue to guide her work in therapy today.

Her therapeutic approaches include Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Polyvagal Therapy. The initial session will involve clients presenting their concerns, family history, treatment history, current coping skills, and existing social support systems.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Addictions (drug, alcohol, sex, etc.)
Trauma
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Anxiety and/or Depression
Codependency

Bio:
Dr. R. Scott Gornto, PHD, MDIV, LMFT, EMDR, CST holds a PhD in Psychotherapy, Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy and is a trained psychotherapist, counselor and peak performance coach. He is a Licensed Psychotherapist (Individual, Marriage and Family), an EMDR Trained Trauma Therapist, Certified Sex Therapist, and has extensive training in the behavioral sciences and personal development. He has training in spiritual direction and is also a former Pastor/Church Planter. Dr. Gornto is in private practice and has been practicing in North Texas since 2000. He works with individuals, couples/marriages, adolescents (12-17 yrs old), families, groups, churches, executives and entrepreneurs/leaders. During that time, he has seen over 45,000 hours of individual, couple/marriage, family, and group therapy. He offers one-hour sessions as well as intensives for individuals and couples. He is the author The Stories We Tell Ourselves© and is a columnist for the Huffington Post and Psychology Today. 


Dr. Gornto specializes in the following areas of therapy, counseling & coaching:
Abuse (Physical, Sexual, Emotional/Psychological, Verbal, Financial, Spiritual, Neglect and Self-Neglect)
Addiction and Recovery (Chemical, Process, Relationship, Love and Sexual Addiction)
Anxiety 
Anger
Boundaries
(Neuroscience) Brain Training
Coaching (Executive, Leadership, Peak Performance and Marriage)
Codependency 
Communication
Concierge Therapy 
Conflict Resolution 
Couples/Marriage Counseling
Depression
Divorce Counseling
Emotional Intelligence
Grief and Loss
Infidelity Repair
Parenting & Blended Family
Personality Disorders (Narcissistic Abuse Recovery, Borderline Personality Disorder Partners Recovery)
Relational Intelligence
Relationship with Self/Self-Acceptance Work 
Sex Therapy 
Trauma/PTSD/CPTSD (EMDR Trained Therapist)
2nd Half of Life Work – Moving from Ego Driven Life to a Life Driven by Meaning/Purpose

Clientele:
Adults (18-64)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples

Specialities:
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Infidelity Recovery
Trauma
Anxiety and/or Depression
Self Growth / Self-Care

Bio:
Sally Zuraikat, LMFT-S, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Supervisor in Texas and the founder of Collin Care Counseling in Allen, Texas. She specializes in helping couples rebuild trust, recover from betrayal, strengthen communication, and create lasting emotional connection using evidence-based approaches, including the Gottman Method, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and attachment-based therapy. In addition to traditional counseling, Sally offers Couples Intensive Weekends designed for couples seeking focused, accelerated progress in their relationship. She is also the author of The Relationship Crucible: Transforming Conflict into Connection, a practical guide that helps couples better understand conflict and develop healthier patterns of connection.

Clientele:
Children (5-9 yrs)
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Codependency
Divorce Recovery
Self Growth / Self-Care
Adolescent Issues

Bio:
For Dr. Sam, counseling is more than a career. From an early age, she knew her life’s purpose was to help others heal, grow, and discover hope. She considers it one of the greatest honors to walk alongside individuals as they navigate life's challenges.

Dr. Sam understands that everyone faces difficult seasons, and no one should have to go through them alone. She may laugh with you, cry with you, and celebrate every victory you achieve, but she will also gently challenge you to break free from unhealthy patterns that keep you feeling stuck. Her compassionate yet empowering approach helps clients build lasting change and move confidently toward the life they desire.

As the founder of The Yellow Rose Counseling Associates, Dr. Sam is incredibly proud of the team she has assembled. Together, they share a common mission: to provide compassionate, evidence-based counseling tailored to each client's unique needs while creating a safe, supportive environment where healing can flourish.

Certifications & Credentials: 
Licensed Professional Counselor – Supervisor (Texas License #78946)
Certified School Counselor
Trauma Informed- Neuro Psychotherapist Certification
EMDR Trained
Emergency Responder & Public Safety Certified Clinician (EPSCC)

Counseling Approaches:
Person-Centered Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Solution-Focused Therapy
Existential Therapy
Narrative Therapy
Faith-Based Counseling (upon client request)

With over 27 years of experience serving teens and adults, Dr. Sam, and her team, provide treatment for:
Anxiety
Depression
PTSD
OCD
Anger Management
Life Transitions
Divorce & Relationship Challenges
Workplace Stress
Conflict Resolution
Parenting Support
Attachment Issues
Burnout & Compassion Fatigue
Recovering Substance Users
Educators
First Responders
School-Related Concerns
Teen Challenges
College & Career Coaching

Yellow Rose Proudly Accepts:
UMR, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), TRICARE West, Magellan, EBMS, Optum, Health Savings Accounts (HSA), Superbills for all clients out of network

Clientele:
Children (5-9 yrs)
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18-64 yrs)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Relational Issues / Relational Distress
Parenting Issues
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)
Self Growth / Self-Care

Bio:
Ashleigh loves working with families navigating stress, relationship challenges, and everyday struggles that can leave us feeling stuck or overwhelmed. Whether you’re going through a difficult season, wanting to strengthen your relationships, or simply trying to reconnect with yourself, she is here to walk alongside you with compassion. Ashleigh especially enjoys working with children to help make sense of big thoughts and feelings that can be hard to put into words. She uses age-appropriate and playful approaches to help children build confidence and develop healthy ways to manage their emotions and relationships. I also partner closely with parents and caregivers, offering tools and insights that strengthen connection and support your child’s growth at home. Together, you will work toward creating more peace and understanding for your whole family. As a Christian counselor, her faith shapes her understanding of healing and family relationships, and she is glad to incorporate Christ-centered principles into the counseling process. Ashleigh would be honored to support you as you take your next steps toward healing, clarity, and connection.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 years)
Adults (18+)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
OCD
Anxiety and/or Depression
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc.)
Codependency
Eating Disorders

Bio:
Lauren is a Licensed Professional Counselor and serves people through a Christian counseling relationship. She integrates Biblical truth with therapy exercises and tools. She primarily works with individual adults and couples. She also works with adolescents and adults with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). 

Philippians 3:10-14 is the heartbeat of her counseling approach because it speaks to our identity as it proclaims who Christ is and who we are in Him. The passage points to the mighty power of God who abundantly overflows with all of the resources we need for change in our lives. We are all in need of a process to experience healing from our past wounds, to seek freedom from our chains, and to become more like Him in our thoughts, words, and actions. She is honored to get to walk alongside people as they dive into what is difficult and work to achieve their desired goals. 

She desires for those who she works with to gain new insights into their struggles through psychoeducation, build new skills, receive encouragement to invest in their process, and to experience more freedom to live their lives more fully. Lauren enjoys spending time with family, being outside, and art.   


Types of Therapy: 

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) 
• Christian Counseling 
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) 
• Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) 
• Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT)  

Clientele:
Children (up to 4 yrs)
Children (5-9 yrs)
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)

Specialities:
ADHD
Anxiety and/or Depression
Grief / Loss
Parenting Issues
Divorce Recovery

Bio:
Brianna Henderson, MS, LPC, RPT, is the founder of Lily Pad Child & Adolescent Counseling in Frisco, Texas, where she specializes exclusively in play therapy for children and teens. Parents often reach out when their child is navigating anxiety, ADHD, aggression, negative self-talk, learning differences, difficulty with emotional regulation, or other behavioral concerns. Because play is the natural language of childhood, play therapy the most developmentally appropriate ways to help young children make sense of what they are feeling and build the skills they need.

When a parent is worried about their child, Brianna works to support that child in developing coping skills, autonomy, self-esteem, and self-regulation. This can be so much harder for kids than many adults expect. Brianna believes deeply that every child is already amazing and worthy, exactly as they are. Her role is not to "fix" a child, because no child is broken. Instead, she walks side by side with each one as they discover their strengths and grow toward their full potential.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18-64 yrs)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Childhood Trauma
Codependency
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc)

Bio:
Therapy can feel intimidating at first, and Karamee's goal is to make it feel approachable, supportive, and grounded in genuine care. Working with Karamee means entering a space where your story matters, your experiences are honored, and growth happens at your pace.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18+)

Specialities:
Anxiety / Depression
Adolescent Issues
Trauma
Chronic Illness or Disease
Relational Issues / Relational Distress

Bio:
Eric is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who works primarily with young adults and adults navigating anxiety, relationship challenges, and questions about direction and purpose. He also works with teens who are trying to figure out who they are, manage pressure, and make sense of what they’re feeling.

If you’re feeling stretched thin, stuck in your head, or just tired of trying to hold everything together on your own—you’re not alone. A lot of the people Eric works with are used to being the “capable one.” They show up, handle responsibilities, and do what needs to be done. But underneath that, there’s often overthinking, pressure, or a sense that something just isn’t working the way it should.

Therapy with Eric is a place to slow things down and actually sort through what’s going on. Not just talking in circles—but gaining clarity, understanding patterns, and figuring out what changes will actually make a difference in your day-to-day life.

Eric's approach is practical and collaborative. He will work with his clients to build tools they can use outside of sessions—whether that’s managing anxiety, setting boundaries, improving communication, or getting clearer on who you are and where you want to go.

Eric also has a personal connection to navigating long-term health challenges. He was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), a congenital heart condition, which has shaped how I understand resilience, uncertainty, and the emotional side of carrying something that doesn’t just go away. That perspective often helps me connect with clients who are dealing with ongoing stress related to their own health or life circumstances.

At the end of the day, his goal is simple: to help you feel more clear, more grounded, and more in control of your life. Whether you’re working through relationship struggles or trying to make a big decision, we’ll focus on creating real, lasting change.

Clientele:
Children (up to 4 yrs)
Children (5-9 yrs)
Adolescents (10-12 yrs)
Teens (13-17 yrs)

Specialities:
ADHD
Anxiety and/or Depression
Grief / Loss
Parenting Issues
Divorce Recovery

Bio:
Brianna Henderson, MS, LPC, RPT, is the founder of Lily Pad Child & Adolescent Counseling in Frisco, Texas, where she specializes exclusively in play therapy for children and teens. Parents often reach out when their child is navigating anxiety, ADHD, aggression, negative self-talk, learning differences, difficulty with emotional regulation, or other behavioral concerns. Because play is the natural language of childhood, play therapy the most developmentally appropriate ways to help young children make sense of what they are feeling and build the skills they need.

When a parent is worried about their child, Brianna works to support that child in developing coping skills, autonomy, self-esteem, and self-regulation. This can be so much harder for kids than many adults expect. Brianna believes deeply that every child is already amazing and worthy, exactly as they are. Her role is not to "fix" a child, because no child is broken. Instead, she walks side by side with each one as they discover their strengths and grow toward their full potential.

Clientele:
Teens (13-17 yrs)
Adults (18-64 yrs)
Dating / Engaged Couples
Married Couples
Families

Specialities:
Anxiety and/or Depression
Childhood Trauma
Codependency
Adolescent Issues
Family Issues (conflict, communication, etc)

Bio:
Therapy can feel intimidating at first, and Karamee's goal is to make it feel approachable, supportive, and grounded in genuine care. Working with Karamee means entering a space where your story matters, your experiences are honored, and growth happens at your pace.