Banister Lane Location
Just a stone’s throw from Highway 71 yet nestled in a wooded low spot, this suite in the upper floor of an office building has an inviting tree house feel to it that our clients and staff love. We moved in during the fall of 2019 to these spacious offices and their large windows that open to the treetops. Austin-themed rooms include “Green Pastures,” “Zilker”, and “Driskill” which are appointed with thrift store finds and high-end furniture. Parking is abundant and the access from the highway is easy.
Directions
From the Hwy 71 frontage road heading west, take a right on Banister Lane. Look on your right for a sign that says “Park Place: 4005/4009” and turn right into that parking lot. Drive passed the 4005 building to find 4009. There is plenty of parking and two entrances shown in the photos. Enter either to find the elevator and take it to the 4th floor. Exit right to find suite 430. Use the remote-controlled alert system to let your counselor know you’ve arrived. Then, relax in the lobby. Restrooms are located next to the elevators.
Counselors at Our Banister Lane Location
Warm, humorous, affirming, empathic, and relaxed approach
Personal growth, self-actualization, finding meaning, and mindful acceptance
Person-centered, relational cultural theory, existentialism
Open-Minded, Warm, and Supportive
Couples—Relationship and Connection Issues
Healing Past Wounds and Personal Growth
Domestic Violence Prevention, EMDR Trained and Trauma-Inform
Self-Compassion, Mindfulness, Stress Management, and Anxiety
Shame, Loss, and Taming the Inner Critic
Relationships, Interpersonal Issues, Healthy Boundaries
Grief and Loss, Life Transitions
Anxiety, Depression, Stress
Direct, honest, caring
Trauma-informed, Neurobiology nerd, CBT
Anxiety, Depression, Life transitions
Empathetic, Affirming, Humorous
Trauma-Informed, Healing From Hurtful Parenting, Social Anxiety
CBT, Person-Centered, Assertiveness Training
Family of Origin Issues, Self-Acceptance, Healthy Boundaries
Attachment Theory, Neurobiology, Mindfulness
Person-Centered, Integrative, Long-term Healing
Client-Centered, Collaborative, Authentic
Neurodiverse affirming, Non-Judgmental
Trauma-Informed, Anxiety, Depression
Authentic, Person-Centered, Collaborative
Mindfulness, Holistic, CBT, Narrative, LGBTQAI+ Affirming
Anxiety, Depression, Disordered Eating, Perfectionism, Couples, and Life transitions
Strength Based, Collaborative, Trauma-Informed
Life Transitions, Relational Issues, Addictive Behavior
Mindfulness, Self-Acceptance, Self-Compassion
Person-Centered, Open-Minded, Integrative
Life Transitions, Personal Growth, Relationship Issues, Depression and Anxiety
Mind-Body, Trauma-Informed, Somatic Psychology
Anxiety & Stress, Depression, Trauma, Identity Formation
Collaborative, Relational, Authentic
Anti-Oppressive, Anti-Racist, LGBTQIA+ Affirming, Sex-Positive
Life Transitions, Divorce, Co-Parenting
Anxiety and Depression
Solution-Focused, Compassionate, Strengths-Based
Anxiety, Depression, and Relationship/Attachment Issues.
Person-Centered, CBT-Based, ACT-Based
Empathetic, Relational, Holistic
Warm, empathetic, nonjudgmental
Life transitions, identity, self-acceptance, and self-compassion
CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, and Attachment
Addictions, Compulsive Behaviors, Codependency
Stress, Anxiety, Depression
Life Transitions, Career Transitions, Personal Growth
Warm, Relational, Holistic
Perfectionism, Relationship Issues, Recovery from Emotionally Unavailable Parents
Boundary Setting, Religious Trauma, Queer-Related Life Transitions
Couples Issues Surrounding Family Life Cycle
Relationship With Self
Attachment, Safety, and Trust
Nonjudgmental
Becoming Unstuck, Self-Development
Bicultural
Cultivating Self-Compassion, Self-Love, and Acceptance
Developing Healthier Behaviors, Habits, and Relationships
Warm, Affirming, Authentic
Couples and Relationship Issues
Chemical and Behavioral Addiction
Life Transitions
Trauma-Informed, Anti-Oppressive Practice
LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergence affirming
Disability and Chronic Illness
Domestic Violence, Relationship Abuse
Chronic Illness, Disordered Eating, HAES/IE
Feminist, Trauma-Informed, Strengths-Based
Anxiety and Depression
Trauma-Informed, Culturally Sensitive
Mindfulness and Person-Centered
Warmth, Curiosity, Humor
Empathy, Connection, Insight
Attachment, Developmental, and Relational Trauma
