Counseling Services for All
Life-changing counseling services for all of Texas.
ALL are welcome—individuals, couples, families, siblings, children, adults, seniors and more. No matter what you’re facing in life, we can help you work through it to reach a happier and healthier place. Start a telehealth visit, learn more about our counseling services or get involved as a community partner, donor or volunteer today.
Our 2020 - Year to Date Impact
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People Helped
2,729
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Counseling Sessions
27,707
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Volunteer Hours
4,820
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Cities Served
139
Our 2021 - Year to Date Impact
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People Helped
1,012
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Counseling Sessions
5,310
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Volunteer Hours
1,993
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Cities Served
108
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Finding a local provider, taking time off work, and social distancing can make it tough to know where to go for quality mental health care. We are here to bridge that gap with a multitude of providers, services, and languages available via telehealth for anywhere you are in Texas.
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Improve your community by joining our cause in the way you connect best - Donate, Volunteer, or Connect on social media. You'd be surprised at what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.
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Interested in an engaging career? Looking for a site for completing your Bachelors or Graduate Practicum? We hope you'll join our diverse group of professionals.
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News & Notes
Inspiration is a fickle thing. It comes and goes with little warning. The good news is, you can always reignite inspiration when you’re feeling uninspired.
While summer is a time of fun, it can also be a time to help mold amazing qualities, like giving back to the community. Ask your children to choose an activity that also gives back
If you’re able, use World Blood Donor Day as a time to give back and save lives by donating blood. If you aren’t able to safely do so, consider helping out in one of the various other ways to help spread awareness.
