There are many reasons why you might be searching for a therapist. You might find life overwhelming right now and need a place to process through the feelings of chaos. Maybe you are experiencing conflict in a meaningful relationship or in your own marriage. Perhaps you are in a place where you are ready to grow or find deeper connection. Setting aside time during your week to open yourself up to me is something I treat with great respect and confidentiality.

I want to walk alongside you as you step into your journey of healing. I hope to help you uncover things that you have tried to bandage for a really long time or that you didn't even know were there. You will find that I am genuine and warm and will go at your pace as you work towards meeting your goals.

I know that it can be difficult to take the first step to talk with someone, but I hope to provide a non-judgmental space for you to explore as you gain greater insight and lead a more fulfilling life. I would be honored to help you and would be happy to schedule a time with you.

Amy Wright, MA, LPC

My clients tend to be thoughtful, goal-oriented, and serious about life’s big questions. They seek to be more adaptive, unafraid, and want to find freedom in the face of life’s disappointments, griefs, and anxieties. My hope for each client I work with is to become more fully human in the therapy process.

For as long as I can remember, I have been a relational person - eager to meet new people, learn about them, understand them, and relate to them in meaningful ways. I help people by inviting them to explore their inner life of thoughts and emotions, their family of origin, phases of life, and significant relationships that have been formed along the way.

Whatever your story or lived experience, it would be an honor to walk alongside you and move towards healing together. Feel free to reach out and we can explore your story together.

Jay Wright, MA, LPC

Starting the counseling journey can feel overwhelming for many reasons, one of which is the decision to confront the issues that have kept you feeling stuck. You may not have learned how to identify or engage with your emotions in a healthy way, which can lead to relational conflict or behaviors you wish you could change. Perhaps living in Dallas has contributed to a sense of discontentment, as you find yourself measuring your life against a standard of success that doesn't feel attainable.

My goal is to engage your story together from a place of curiosity and compassion, whether you're dealing with shame, anxiety, depression, trauma, relational or spiritual struggles, or grief over how life has unfolded differently than you expected. Counseling can offer you a safe and supportive space to heal, grow, and work toward the changes you desire. I look forward to meeting you.

Ethan Clark, MA, LPC

I believe strongly in personal autonomy, dignity and worth. You are unique and interesting! I look forward to knowing you and exploring with you all the ways you can identify, grow through and overcome any sticking point in life. Whether it is targeting ineffective behaviors, habits and beliefs, working through a difficult relationship, or dealing with grief, I take very seriously the privilege of walking beside you through the process. 

Charlotte Barto, LMSW

Always drawn to human potential and the value of meaningful investment in people, I have prioritized children’s and family’s education and emotional wellbeing throughout my career. I have over twenty years of experience mentoring, coaching and teaching young people and supporting their families and have seen firsthand how people thrive and discover new possibilities for themselves when they experience non-judgmental and compassionate connection. It is a great privilege to help my clients unlock pain, anxiety and frustration and celebrate new growth. Taking time to consider and explore your story with a trusted counselor can be transformative - small changes can lead to symptom relief and increased confidence to manage the challenges of life. If you are considering investing time in yourself through therapy, I would be happy to meet with you. 

Hilary Barnett, Counseling Resident