Therapists in 78660

My areas of focus are: traumatic experiences and PTSD, adoption & foster care, couple & family life challenges, Depression, drug and alcohol problems, LGBT youth and families, ADHD, parenting enhancement, Learning Disabilities, Anxiety Disorders, adolescent issues, subtle neuropsychological issues, Mood Disorders, youth and the criminal justice system, and CPS involvement with families. In April of 2017, I was honored with the Heart of the Home award for my career working with the abused children of Texas.

Are you wanting to save your relationship? Do you often argue about the same issues? Do you desire the closeness you once had, but don't know how to reconnect? Being in a relationship is difficult work, and we all experience times when our relationship ideal is not our reality. The good news is that you can get back those warm feelings that drew you together in the beginning. I can help you make sense of the struggles, and explore conflict in a way that brings clarity, understanding and intimacy back in to your relationship. I also have received specialized training to help couples experiencing betrayal and infidelity.

My clients have experienced Religious Trauma or Spiritual Abuse. We may struggle with the impact of negative religious experiences. Was I the problem? Am I not good enough? Some of us feel conflicted about our faith or past religious involvement? I help individuals process their experiences to find what was helpful, what was hurtful, and find a way to move forward in health. We navigate the complex emotions and challenges associated with religious trauma, while finding ways to stay connected and protected with the important people in your life. You can book a free conversation with me now by going to my website

I see individuals and relationships primarily working through issues of identity, sexuality, attachment, trauma, and relationship difficulties. My approach is warm and caring, but straightforward when necessary. I work through an attachment lens, as the research shows that our relationships with our early caregivers can inform how we attach to those we love as adults. This means we may not only explore your current hurt, but the root of where that pain comes from. I help my clients become more comfortable accessing and learning from their emotions, experiences, and body's signals.

We are not meant to figure everything out in life on our own. Sometimes we get lost, or overwhelmed or stuck, and we need some help. I believe that there is nothing “wrong” with any of us. You’re not broken; you don’t need to be fixed. It is part of the human condition to experience pain and suffering – and there are times, throughout life, we all lose contact with pieces of ourselves. When we get stuck in a cycle of harmful thoughts and ineffective coping strategies, it prevents us from accessing and experiencing positive events in the here-and-now.

My ideal client is curious and motivated to change their relationship with themselves. You don't have to have anything figured out, just the desire to feel better and the willingness to show up for yourself in therapy. I enjoy helping people with Eating Disorders/ eating issues, self- acceptance, negative body image, low self-esteem, anxiety disorders, depression, relationship concerns, gender identity, sexuality, perfectionism, stress, avoidance behaviors, trauma, affect/emotion regulation, impulse control, and awareness/insight building. I also love working with couples to improve communication, intimacy, and connection.

Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, depression, or life transitions? You’re not alone. Many people struggle with these challenges, and it can feel isolating and exhausting. Imagine a space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings openly, without judgment. A place where your unique journey is honored, and your strengths are recognized. In our sessions, you will find a compassionate and client-centered approach designed to help you build resilience, gain clarity, and achieve a sense of peace and fulfillment. With a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and as a Licensed MFTA, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our work.

I've always wanted to make a difference, which led me to a long and fulfilling career in Human Resources, and more recently to my calling as a faith-based counselor. My focus is on helping individuals involved in all walks of life including adolescents, young adults, adults, missionaries, ministers, pastors and their family members in dealing with life’s day-to-day and more complex issues such as anger, anxiety, depression, stress management, post-traumatic stress disorder, and substance use.

You feel stuck, disconnected & anxious within your relationships, your job, & who you are. You’re someone who is the eldest daughter of immigrants or high achieving, but still find that you are putting yourself last. Feeling like you’re always putting the needs and wants of others before your own, & then feel guilty for doing so. Maybe in this current season of your life it’s hard to get motivated & excited about what you are doing. But you’re ready to make a change. You’re ready to trust your decisions and expand on your current relationships. Most of all, you’re ready to feel enough & create a meaningful life based on who you are.

The discomforts of life come in many different forms, causing feelings of emotional turmoil. Sometimes we are so overwhelmed, that it becomes difficult to put the pieces back together. You don’t have to dwell alone in that negative emotional space. Finding help to acknowledging the pain as a fact, is the first step, and taking an action-oriented approach to create a life worth living is what I would like to help you accomplish.

I am a licensed therapist with over 19 years of experience. I entered this field driven by witnessing friends struggle without adequate tools or support. Through my work, I've learned how to offer effective guidance to those facing similar difficulties. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, substance use, adjustment difficulty, identity development, trauma, suicidal/self-harm behaviors, relationship issues, religious and spirituality-related issues, aging, chronic pain, grief and loss, and major life transitions.

I offer a judgement free, safe, and supportive place to be your authentic self and speak freely. I will use my expertise, combined with empathy and compassion to walk alongside you on your journey of healing, whether that is as an individual, couple, or family, fully believing there is so much life ahead for you.

Terry Rauschuber is a Licensed Certified Social Worker with a master’s degree from The University of Texas at Austin. She is a mental health therapist with over 20 years of successful experience working with adults and seniors with depression and anxiety. She applies techniques to develop skills to learn how to manage negative thought processes and develop alternative thinking patterns. Terry’s experience in hospitals and psychiatric hospitals provides a wealth of knowledge of treatment modalities as well as maneuvering through the maze of healthcare.

Let's decolonize mental health. Your well-being should not come at the expense of authenticity. No matter where you are in your life, the world can feel isolating and exhausting, especially when we do not fit neatly into narrow roles we are told are acceptable. Through connection and community, we develop the skills and language to describe our experiences. You get to define the terms of your own existence, you may already have the words or they could be difficult to find. Our therapeutic connection can provide a space for you to feel safe and supported in creating your space in the world.

Sometimes we imagine our life to be just a little different. And although we can not control everything in our life, we can at the very least work on ourselves. When we work on ourselves, for example, anxiety, PTSD, depression, grief, to name a few, we can learn to cope with the things we can not change to make our tomorrow just a bit better.

As a therapist, I demonstrate a passionate devotion to fostering growth in a safe, nurturing environment. My treatment approach is tailored to your strengths and uniqueness. I teach and guide you how to actively pay attention to the messages of your body, thoughts, feelings, and your actions, in addition to learn new coping skills that compliment your uniqueness.

I incorporate my experience at Meridell Achievement Center, which includes working with high-risk individuals that struggled with suicidal ideation/ self-harm/ aggression/ severe depression and anxiety/ and family and social conflict, into my therapeutic technique. Yet, I will work with your unique story by exploring your struggles and unhealthy coping mechanisms to find the turning point that can be reversed using cognitive behavioral therapy and solution focus therapy techniques. I use my unique observation techniques to help them discover both healthy and mal-adaptive sub-conscious patterns.

*Not currently taking new clients* Hello! I provide support to those of us who don't always fit in and have experienced some rough times. Being human is not always easy and it can generate “stuff”. Maybe the “stuff” you're experiencing right now is feeling overwhelmed from anxiety, addiction or life transitions. It may feel like nothing seems to be helping and you're alone… like your miles away from the “you” that you want to be. Let’s get you some tools to break this pattern because you're looking here and you're ready for a change.

Are you a woman juggling multiple roles—whether as a family member, a professional, or a creative who marches to the beat of her own drum? I see you. You might be struggling with imposter phenomenon, burnt-out from perfectionism, or unsure how to show up authentically in social settings without masking. You're overwhelmed by your emotions, caught in cycles of rumination, and find it difficult to achieve balance, leading to anxiety, isolation, and doubting your worth. On and on the cycle goes. If thoughts like "I’m not good enough," "I don't belong", or "I’m afraid of failing" are weighing you down, you’re not alone.