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I was born and raised in Texas and still hold a deep appreciation for Texas summer nights and autumn days. I grew up in a blended family that included my mother, grandparents, biological brother, and many foster siblings. An upbringing that was dynamic, formative, and rich with lived experience. These early experiences shaped my perspective and deepened my understanding of diverse family systems, identities, and relational dynamics. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S) and Certified Sex Therapist Supervisor (CST-S). I earned my Doctorate of Education in Counseling Psychology from Argosy University, a Master of Education in Counseling and Human Development from Hardin-Simmons University, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Abilene Christian University. Outside of my clinical work, I enjoy reading paranormal fiction (i.e. vampires, werewolves, fae, etc.), exploring music and movement through various forms of dance and fitness, experimenting with new cuisines, and traveling. I am also one-third of The RePsychled Podcast, a platform dedicated to increasing mental health awareness and education within minority communities in an accessible and culturally responsive way.
Your first session is really about getting to know one another. You don’t need to arrive with the perfect explanation of what’s wrong, a list of goals, or even know exactly what you want from therapy yet. We’ll figure that out together. I’ll ask questions about what brought you to therapy, what’s currently happening in your life, and some of the experiences that may have shaped how you got here. You’ll also have an opportunity to ask questions, get a feel for how I work, and decide whether this feels like a space where you can be comfortable being yourself. By the end of our first session, we’ll begin identifying what you’d like to work toward and what our work together might look like. You may even leave with a few things to think about between sessions. Most importantly, you don’t have to tell me your entire life story in 53 minutes. The first session is the beginning of the conversation, not a race to unpack everything at once.
One of my greatest strengths as a therapist is my ability to meet people where they are without leaving them there. I bring a combination of clinical knowledge, curiosity, honesty, humor, and genuine human connection into the therapy room. I believe therapy can be meaningful and challenging without feeling cold or overly clinical. You don’t have to know all the “right” therapy words or have everything figured out before you walk into a session. You just have to be willing to show up as you are. I’m also not a therapist who simply sits back, nods, and asks, “How does that make you feel?” We’ll absolutely talk about how you feel, but we’re also going to explore why you feel it, where certain patterns may have developed, how they’re showing up in your life now, and what you want to do differently. My approach is collaborative, practical, and individualized. I can hold space for the hard stuff while also challenging you when needed. Sometimes that means sitting with something painful. Sometimes it means learning a new skill or seeing an old experience differently. And sometimes it means laughing together because healing doesn’t have to feel heavy every minute. Ultimately, I want you to leave therapy understanding yourself better and feeling more equipped to navigate your life outside of our sessions. My job isn’t to make decisions for you. It’s to help you develop the insight, confidence, and tools to make them for yourself.
My ideal client is someone who is ready to understand themselves more deeply, even if they’re not quite sure where to begin. I am especially well positioned to serve women of color and LGBTQIA+ individuals who want a therapeutic space where their culture, identity, relationships, and lived experiences can be explored without having to constantly explain or minimize them. Many of my clients come to therapy knowing that something isn’t working anymore. They may be navigating relationship or intimacy concerns, sexual health, identity, boundaries, self-worth, life transitions, or patterns they keep finding themselves in despite their best efforts to change them. You don’t have to come to therapy with everything figured out. You do, however, need to be willing to get curious about yourself. My work is best suited for clients who are open to reflection, willing to be challenged when necessary, and interested in doing more than simply managing symptoms. Ultimately, I enjoy working with people who want to understand the “why” behind their experiences while also figuring out what comes next. The goal isn’t to become a completely different person. It’s to better understand who you are, tend to the parts of yourself that need attention, and build a life and relationships that feel more authentic, connected, and fulfilling.
Cash - $175 per session
Aetna
Aetna - Allied Benefits
Aetna - ASR Health Benefits
Aetna - Lucent Health
Aetna - Luminare
Aetna - Medicare
Aetna - Moda
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Anthem
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
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EAP:Cigna
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Evernorth
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Humana - Medicare
Humana Dual (Medicare & Medicaid)
Independence Administrators
Independence Blue Cross
Optum
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Oscar
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Surest (formerly Bind)
Tufts Health/Cigna
United Medical Resources
UnitedHealthcare Complete Care (C-SNP)
UnitedHealthcare Dual (Medicare & Medicaid)
UnitedHealthcare Life Insurance
UnitedHealthcare Shared Services
UnitedHealthcare StudentResources
UnitedHealthcare/Optum
UnitedHealthcare/Optum - Medicare
WellCare
I use an integrative approach that draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), Reality Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Logotherapy based on what each client needs. Together, these approaches help us explore the connection between what you think, what you believe, how you feel, the choices you make, and the meaning you give to your experiences. We may identify thought patterns or deeply held beliefs that are influencing your emotions and behavior, challenge ideas that are no longer serving you, and explore what is actually within your control. I also believe understanding *why* a pattern exists is only part of the work. We’ll look at what you want your life to look like now, whether your current choices are moving you toward or away from that life, and what you can realistically do differently. At times, our work may also focus on meaning, values, purpose, and how you make sense of difficult experiences, particularly when circumstances themselves cannot be changed. Rather than forcing every concern into one therapeutic model, I pull from these approaches to help you develop greater awareness, challenge what needs challenging, make intentional choices, and create meaningful change that extends beyond the therapy room.
Sex therapy is talk therapy that creates space to address sexual health, intimacy, pleasure, relationships, and the ways our experiences, beliefs, bodies, and identities influence our sexuality. In my practice, I use sex therapy to help individuals and couples explore concerns such as differences in desire, difficulty with arousal or orgasm, sexual pain, intimacy concerns, sexual confidence, communication, body image, sexual identity, changes in sexuality across the lifespan, and rebuilding connection after difficult experiences. Our work may include education about sexual functioning, exploring messages you learned about sex and relationships, identifying emotional or relational barriers, improving communication, and developing practical strategies or exercises to use outside of sessions. Sex therapy is still therapy. There is no sexual activity, touching, or physical examination during sessions. You also get to determine what you are comfortable discussing and when. Ultimately, my goal is not to tell you what your sexuality should look like. It is to help you better understand your own sexuality and develop a relationship with intimacy, pleasure, and connection that feels healthy, consensual, authentic, and satisfying to you.
5 ratings with written reviews
June 11, 2026
Dr. Wall was incredibly knowledgeable, thorough, and solution-oriented throughout the duration of my initial consultation. I loooved her humorous & warm demeanor and look forward to working with her more!
March 30, 2026
Working with Dr. Wall has genuinely been one of the most impactful experiences in my personal growth journey. She has a rare balance of being both incredibly warm and deeply insightful. From the very beginning, she created a space where I felt seen, heard, and respected. She holds me accountable while still being supportive. She does not just validate how I feel. She challenges me to think deeper, to grow, and to confront things I may have otherwise avoided. She is inclusive and authentic.
November 18, 2025
Dr. Wall is very welcoming, direct, connected, and made it easy for me to open up and not be shy. We talked on difficult topics and I felt at ease to be forthcoming and open up more than I have on the topics before. I look forward to my sessions with her and she really opens up your eyes and gets to the root of things.