Heather does not accept insurance

Heather sees individuals ages 15+, couples, and families

Meet Heather

Heather’s passion is to come alongside individuals, couples, and families though the beautiful mess we call life. If you are wrestling with how you relate to yourself - shame, identity, anxiety, depression, or wrestling with how you relate to others - marital, parenting & co-parenting, family dynamics, communication - you don’t have to go it alone.

Heather is an avid believer that relationships provide a window to the heart of an individual like no other. Our closest relationships tend to reveal our most wounded places. Those hurts, if left unresolved, are carried forward and recast into our patterns of relating. All our experiences, but most particularly our pain, become the filter through which we sift and construct our view of self, our approach to life, our ability to trust, and our capacity to love and be loved.

Heather approaches counseling as a come-along-sider, offering a client-counselor relationship that pursues the depths of the client’s heart while simultaneously welcoming all that it finds there. Free from condemnation, judgment, and shame, she offers an environment which beckons one to draw close, discard their masks, and lay bare their scars. Believing authentic freedom requires us to face our pain rather than flee from it, she will lead you towards those wounded places to find Healing, Restoration, and Hope.

As a child, Heather grew up in an environment of addiction and generational divorce. Her life experiences, personal journey in counseling, and education have allowed her to develop a unique perspective of how our woundedness becomes the filter through which we sift and construct our belief systems. “Since our beliefs ultimately drive our emotional, behavioral, and cognitive responses, when we build our lives around distorted beliefs, we have sabotaged ourselves.”

As a mother of a blended family; two biological children, three step-children, and one child through an informal adoption, Heather has a passion for strengthening parent-child relationships, facilitating co-parent relationships, and enabling the voice of the young by helping parents see the world through the lens of their child.

Fun Facts

In her spare time, Heather enjoys spending time with family & friends, finding the next piece for her weird art collection, traveling, and all things science fiction. She believes in failed leaps over half steps, ugly laughing at her own jokes, living outside the box, owning her own failures, singing out loud at musicals, apologizing easily, and if it’s crazy, to live a little crazy.

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Brittany is not accepting insurance for new clients

Brittany sees individuals ages 13+ and couples

Meet Brittany

Brittany Ertz specializes in working with individual teens, young adults, adults and families who are struggling with trauma. She also specializes in treating self-harm, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Brittany understands that our lives can feel broken and fragmented, we look down at the pieces and wonder how we got here. She has a way of connecting our current experiences to our past to heal for our future, to mold those broken pieces together. When working with teens, Brittany knows how to connect well with the younger generation and also strives for a whole family to be connected and healed. Pulling from her own childhood & adolescent experiences, she is committed to shielding her clients from the loneliness that comes from not being able to share their hurts, fear, and pain.

Britt will connect, empathize, and support you as you dive into what seems uncomfortable at first, but in the end, is a beautiful journey. Using integrated therapies, she will help you learn how to discover and challenge your thoughts, uncover hidden or unresolved traumas, and heal from within oneself. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which focuses on ultimately healing from traumatic memories. Emotion Focused Therapy for Adolescents (EFT), and Trauma Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TI-CBT) which will help validate and connect your interpersonal emotions whilst challenging unhelpful or harmful ways of thinking.

You can trust Britt to create a welcoming and empathetic environment where you are able to explore the deepest facets of your thoughts and emotions. She works within the framework that you are the expert on your own life and you are allowing her to partner alongside you, to listen and to care so that you truly don’t feel alone in your life.

She firmly believes that we are not alone in this world. Kintsuji is a Japanese art of bringing broken or fragmented pieces together by adding metal filaments, and her passion is to come alongside others as they experience their fragmented broken pieces, help mold them together to know the deep and meaningful healing that grows into a beautiful creation.

Fun Facts

Britt enjoys traveling, finding new coffee shops, going to the gym, and reading. She and her husband, Cisco, love serving at their church and enjoying the company of friends.

One of Britt’s favorite quotes is by Irvin Yalom: “We cannot say to them you and your problems. Instead, we must speak of us and our problems, because our life, our existence, will always be riveted to death, love to loss, freedom to fear, and growth to separation. We are, all of us, in this together.

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Trey is in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield (TX and MA), Cigna, UHC

Trey sees individuals ages 12+

Meet Trey

Trey strives to help each person who comes into his office, whether that be a child, teen, or adult, strengthen their relationships with themselves and others, improve their overall mental health, and learn how to cope with and overcome difficulties. Trey’s goal as a counselor is to not only give you tools to help process and deal with current issues, but also build your personal coping toolbox so that you have the confidence and skills to tackle life’s challenges. He believes authentic healing can happen by drawing on the inner strengths each person has, while fostering an environment of hope each time you walk into a session.

If you are feeling stuck and don’t know where to start with your mental health journey, Trey offers an empathetic, caring, accepting, and positive environment for you to share your needs and goals. His collaborative approach recognizes that therapy works best when the client is invested and has input in the counseling process.

As someone who has lived with chronic pain and illnesses for the past 15 years, Trey has a passion for meeting people where they are and helping them find the brightness of life during difficult times. If you are wrestling with adjusting to a new life challenge, depression, anxiety, anger, low self-esteem, or a new medical diagnosis, Trey would love to come alongside you on your healing journey to help you find hope and freedom. With a degree in biblical studies, Trey is also open to incorporating faith-based counseling to those that desire it. Our wounds and difficulties do not have to define us. There is hope even in the darkest of moments. Trey looks forward to walking alongside you as you discover a renewed joy and positive direction for your life.

Fun Facts

In his free time Trey enjoys relaxing with friends and family, reviewing music on his YouTube channel, coaching basketball classes at the Frisco Athletic Center, exploring the fascinating world of cinema, and watching his beloved Dallas Mavericks.

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Holly does not accept insurance

Holly sees individuals ages 25+ and couples online only

Meet Holly

Challenges can reveal various characteristics in individuals that can be conveyed through depression, anxiety, avoidance, loneliness, mistrust and oftentimes a sense of hopelessness; whether individually or within a relationship, these feelings are real. Please know you are not alone. This thing we call life can be as exhausting as it can be beautiful.

Holly has a passion for walking alongside individuals or couples as they identify the speed bumps in their life, discover any fractures that need repair, and repave the road for a smoother journey. For some acknowledging there is a speed bump can be the most difficult step. You may not be able to readily identify the speed bump or how it appeared; you simply determine unfamiliar feelings now exist where familiarity once resided. Life stressors, communication concerns, phase of life transitions, or relationship challenges are all obstacles that in time if not addressed, can result in a life of discord.

Holly’s approach to counseling is to learn more about previous experiences that shape who you are today, as well as current circumstances in order to better understand you in this moment. She will meet you where you are in your journey creating a space free of judgment where you can be your most authentic self; this means bringing all of you, even the parts that feel fearful, resentful, ashamed, confused, or vulnerable. Everything you feel is important and deserves care, attention, and a voice. Once speed bumps are identified and genuine feelings have been revealed, the healing can begin. No matter how deep the fractures are in your current situation, there is always hope.

Holly was born and raised mostly in Houston, Texas but has lived in several states throughout her life. While she enjoyed the new locations and beginnings, there was always a period of adaptation to her new environment. Fortunately, Holly was raised to understand the importance of maintaining focus on the future and despite life’s challenges and loss, to continue moving forward with a hopeful mindset. “Resilience is the ability to adapt to difficult situations. When stress, adversity or trauma strikes, you still experience anger, grief and pain, but you’re able to keep functioning — both physically and psychologically. However, resilience isn’t about putting up with something difficult, being stoic or figuring it out on your own. In fact, being able to reach out to others for support is a key part of being resilient.”

Fun Facts

Holly enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her rescue dog, Franklin. She loves anything creative whether remodeling or refinishing furniture, painting, experimenting with her Cricut (which she’s had over ten years but has only used it a handful of times), traveling, reading, decorating and going to the movies. Holly believes in pursuing your dreams no matter how unattainable they may seem, encouraging words, new beginnings, time on the water, and the power of a smile.

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Courtney does not accept insurance

Courtney sees individuals ages 8+, couples, and families

Meet Courtney

Courtney’s desire is to come around couples, individuals, and teens seeking support and desiring to make positive changes in their overall wellness. Many clients find themselves “stuck,” unable to configure an avenue that points them in the right direction. Courtney’s goal is to guide her clients in accepting themselves, creating new ways of thinking, and helping restore mental, physical, and emotional freedom.

As your counselor, Courtney will help you develop a fresh perspective to reach restoration and prosperity. You can expect to receive the highest level of care from her based on acceptance, genuineness and empathic understanding. She will continuously strive to create a safe and welcoming therapeutic environment, where you can freely explore and share your thoughts, ideas, goals, and needs.

As a former athlete, teacher, and coach, Courtney has the opportunity to connect with students and athletes who find themselves struggling with school, sports, and pressures that come with performing on the field and in the classroom. This includes supporting parents as they balance the needs of the individual and family unit.

Getting to Know Courtney Courtney experienced a series of traumatic events that led to her eventual pursuit of becoming a counselor. On her 16th birthday, she suddenly lost her dad and shortly after, her brother was diagnosed with cancer, which was quickly followed by more death and trauma within the family. It was through those difficult experiences that prompted many questions and created a desire within her to help others, as a therapist once did for her.

Fun Facts

Courtney thrives on patios with great weather, being near a body of water and investing in her community. She also has a competitive nature, which was proven by the half court shot she made at the Dallas Mavericks basketball game.

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