Pecan Branch Counseling is a boutique counseling practice, with the mission to help people live bold and authentic lives.

About us

Pecan Branch Counseling is a boutique counseling practice that aims to help people live bold and authentic lives. To us, that is being unapologetic for who you are. It means showing up in a way that allows you to be you and own who you are. We have often been busy trying to be something for somebody else or hiding and running away from something we don't want to claim or others to see.  We need to own our stuff, even the hard stuff, and own who we are.  When we own our own story, nobody can hurt us with it.

As a practice, we are advocates, allies, and members of the LGBTQ community. 

We value integrity and making our office a safe space for individuals moving through trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, or grief.  We work to help couples heal communication, disconnection, affairs, and emotional injuries from the past. We specialize in working with first responders and their families, including healing after critical incidents.

As a group, we are assertive, direct, kind, and passionate.  Yet, in bringing our own diversity and unique experiences, each of our therapists can connect differently and offer a broad range of therapy to serve uniquely YOU.  

When you call us here at Pecan Branch, you don't have to define or explain who you are. When you call us, you are a person seeking some guidance. You need a partner to walk down this road with you, to help you get brave, to help you jump, to help you get to whatever goal you've set. And we pride ourselves on being that therapist for you.

Pecan Branch Counseling accepts children (3+), teens, young adults, adults, and couples. 

We address issues such as Anxiety, Depression, Life transition and adjustment, ADHD, Abuse (including sexual, relationship, and religious), Trauma, Occupational Trauma, PTSD, CPTSD, Betrayal, Grief, and Sexual and Gender Identity. Relationships and communication, Affair recovery

We work with:

Teens and their families, Young adults, College Students, Aging Adults, Couples, LGBTQ, Neurodivergent individuals, First Responders, and those struggling with Trauma.

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