Who We Help | Online Trauma & OCD Therapists in Texas

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Who We Help

You’ve probably gotten really good at keeping it together—taking care of everyone else, staying “fine,” and doing what’s expected of you. But inside, it might feel like you’re constantly managing too much. Maybe you worry you’ll burden others if you open up. Maybe you’ve learned to keep going even when it hurts. And maybe you’re here because you want a place where you can finally stop doing that.

The Kinds of Struggles We Support

Our clients often describe feeling:

  • Overwhelmed by past trauma or complex PTSD

  • Drained by difficult family dynamics that still shape how they see themselves and others

  • Caught in cycles of anxiety, perfectionism, or people-pleasing that never feel like “enough”

  • Consumed by intrusive thoughts, obsessions, or compulsions (OCD)

  • Disconnected from their identity or unsure of what truly matters to them (Dissociation)

  • Confident and capable on the outside, but filled with self-doubt or shame underneath

You don’t have to minimize what you’ve been through. If any of this sounds familiar, you don’t have to keep carrying this by yourself.

Why People Come to Us

Our clients tend to be deeply reflective and emotionally attuned—thoughtful, curious, and often highly sensitive to the world around them. They’re the ones others depend on—the caretakers, the fixers, the high-achievers. But being the strong one can leave you feeling isolated or unseen. Therapy offers a steady place to understand what’s happening beneath the surface, without the pressure to hold it all together.

We work with adults and teens across Texas who want to:

  • Understand how trauma, attachment wounds, or family history have shaped their patterns

  • Manage anxiety and overwhelm with practical, evidence-based tools

  • Loosen the grip of perfectionism and self-criticism

  • Set boundaries without guilt and feel confident saying “no”
  • Reconnect with a grounded, authentic sense of self

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

We all have different “parts” within us—like when you think, “part of me wants to rest, but part of me just wants to get this done.” It’s built right into our language. IFS takes that idea a step further by helping you build imagery and emotional connection with these parts so you can understand, unburden, and heal them. Each part developed a role based on lived experiences—often to protect you—and some simply don’t realize they no longer have to carry that weight or make all the decisions. IFS helps you gently reclaim that inner balance and leadership.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

CBT focuses on the connection between your thoughts and actions. It helps you identify unhelpful thinking patterns, develop realistic perspectives, and practice tools that make daily stressors more manageable.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

ACT helps you make space for difficult emotions instead of fighting them. You’ll learn to live by your values, take action that aligns with what truly matters to you, and build flexibility in how you respond to life’s challenges.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

DBT teaches skills to manage big emotions, reduce impulsive reactions, and build stronger relationships. It blends mindfulness and acceptance with practical coping tools to help you stay steady, even when life feels intense.

Somatic Experiencing

Somatic Experiencing focuses on how stress and trauma live in the body. Through gentle awareness and body-based techniques, it helps release stored tension, restore a sense of safety, and bring your body and nervous system back into balance.

How Therapy Helps

Our therapists integrate Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Somatic Experiencing—approaches that help you understand your inner world, process trauma safely, and build new ways to respond to stress.

Some sessions may focus on past experiences or trauma memories; others on skills to handle anxiety or intrusive thoughts. What stays constant is a collaborative, compassionate focus on helping you feel more present, capable, and connected.

You Don’t Have to Carry This Alone

You’ve held things together for a long time. Maybe it’s time to let someone else hold part of it with you.

Our online trauma therapists in Texas can help you feel more grounded, less alone, and more at peace in your own mind and body.

Healing doesn’t mean erasing your past—it means learning to live from a steadier, more compassionate place within yourself.