
North Location
Opened in 2016, this office suite is on the second floor of a multi-storied building found between the intersections of Loop-1 and Highway 183 and Steck and Shoal Creek. The lot offers plenty of parking and the building entrance is on the first floor. Therapy Austin built out the whole suite with counseling in mind, from sound-proofed walls, an integrated alert light system, to the ubiquitous signature tea station. Continuing with themed rooms, this location boasts offices with names like “Garden Variety”, “True Nature”, and “Birds of a Feather”. The ceilings are tall and all the offices boast large windowed walls.
Directions
Building 4 at 8500 Shoal Creek is a bit of maze. On your first visit, enter the main door from the courtyard. You will be in a large lobby. Head to your right, and make a right turn, to find the open staircase that leads up to our suite. At the bottom of that staircase, you will see another set of exterior doors. Once you are familiar with the property, you may find it easier to enter that side door to access our offices.
Counselors at Our North Location

Genuine
Open
Passionate
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Person-Centered & Trauma-Informed Care
Multicultural Identity, Attachment Wounds, Inner Child Healing
LGBTQIA+ and Neurodiversity Affirming

Life Transitions, Anxiety, Spirituality
Autism, Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disabilities
Integrative, Strengths-Based, Depth-Oriented

Life Transitions
Outliers & Underrepresented
Relational Cultural Therapy

Warm, Wholehearted, and Non-Judgmental
Trauma, Anxiety, and Depression
Resilience, Humor, and Meaning-Making

Authentic, Curious, Compassionate
Anxiety, Depression, Self Acceptance
Lifelong Development, Identity Growth

Embodied, Relational, Trauma-Informed
Neurobiology, Somatic Psychology, Expressive Arts
Holistic & Long-Term Healing, Intra- & Interpersonal Challenges

Genuine, Open-minded and Warm
Substance use, Life Transitions, Personal Growth
ACT, CBT, and Solution-Focused

Anxiety, Depression, Self-acceptance, Attachment
Meaning making after loss, Relationship dynamics
Identity affirming and Open

Autism, Spectrum Disorders, and Learning Disabilities
Trauma and Crisis (EMDR Trained)
Relationship Issues

Mindfulness and Self-Compassion
Anxiety, Perfectionism, Low Self-Worth
Exploring Meaning and Purpose

Trauma, Attachment Styles, and Life Transitions
Meaning, Spirituality, Anxiety
Holistic, Warm, and Collaborative

People-Pleasing, Social Anxiety, and Imposter Syndrome
Pandemic/Post-Pandemic Adjustment Difficulties
Existential and Identity Exploration

Couples and Family Issues
Anxiety and Stress
Culturally Sensitive

DBT skills, Strength-based, and CBT
Self-Esteem, Self-care, and Mindfulness
Anxiety, Depression, Neurodiversity, and Trauma

Bowen Theory (Family Systems)
EMDR Trained
Bilingual (Spanish-English)

Self-discovery, self-acceptance
Sandtray Therapy
Career Transitions

Warm and accepting
Curious and compassionate
Anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and LGBTQIA+ affirming

Grief and Loss
Family of Origin
Trauma-Informed

Grief and Loss
EMDR
Communication Issues

Creating Change and Happiness
DBT and Existentialism
Sense of Humor, Authentic, Relatable

Relationships, Interpersonal Issues, Healthy Boundaries
Grief and Loss, Life Transitions
Anxiety, Depression, Stress

EMDR, Specialized in Couples
Decades of Life experiences
Warm and Supportive
Relationship and Communication Challenges
Life Transitions & Career Exploration

Warm, Curious, Compassionate
Strengths-based, Trauma-Informed Care
LGBTQIA+ and Neurodiversity Affirming

Person-Centered, Holistic, Trauma-Informed
Trauma, Religion/Spirituality, Identity, LGBTQIA+ Affirming
Warmth, Humor, Authenticity, Acceptance
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Silence Inner Critic
Anxiety and Depression
Life Purpose and Direction


Life Transitions
Grief and Loss
Spirituality

EMDR, IFS, IPNB
Addiction, Binge Eating
Trauma, Chronic illness

Trauma Informed Care
Strengths-Based, Direct and Supportive
Non-Judgmental and Collaborative

Person-Centered
Authentic, Warm, Relational Approach
Spirituality, Life Transitions, Healing Wounds

Troubled Childhood
Anxiety and Depression
Relationship Issues