Hello! My name is Krystal, and I’m a licensed professional counselor (LPC). I wanted to share a bit about myself and how I approach the work to help you decide if we might be a good fit. Who I Work Best With: ● Young Adults ● Adults ● Women What I Work With: ● Self Esteem ● Relationship Issues ● Issues ● Anger Management ● Anxiety ● Coping Skills ● Depression ● Family Conflict ● Grief ● Life Transitions ● Peer Relationships ● Stress ● Women's Issues ● Christian/faith based counseling My Background As someone who personally embraces a journey of mental and emotional health, I am thrilled that you, too, value your own. Welcome to your greater! When asked why I have chosen this field, I always respond with, “It chose me”. I was chosen to enter my own healing process and then pursue higher education at Sam Houston State University to professionally qualify my purpose. I obtained my Bachelor's of Science (2005) and Master’s (2009) degrees both from the illustrious college. Since that time I have developed my skill set by working with individuals, couples, and families in a variety of settings that include outpatient psychiatric programs/hospitals, Department of Family and Protective Services, and array of private practices.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

I hope that each time you leave the session with me you have had an experience that provides clarity, confidence, and courage to continue in your path of change. I hope that leave asking yourself questions that perhaps you have not asked before and giving yourself permission to challenge your personal status quo

What treatment methods and tools do you utilize?

I am a proponent of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

While I have training, experience, and passion for a multitude of populations and presenting clinical issues, & generally work best with individual women, I am most drawn to and have developed strength in the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) woman community.