Online therapy in Texas / Trauma

Online Trauma Therapy in Texas

A collaborative space to rebuild safety and choice.

After frightening, overwhelming, or repeated harmful experiences, you might notice hypervigilance, shutdown, difficulty trusting, shame, or feeling disconnected. Medical experiences and religious or spiritual environments can also leave lasting distress. You do not need to tell every detail of your experience to ask for support.

Begin with safety and autonomy.

Trauma-informed psychotherapy gives attention to your sense of safety, pacing, and choice. Early sessions can focus on what helps you stay grounded, recognize stress responses, and communicate boundaries. We decide together what feels useful to address, rather than assuming that revisiting difficult memories is always the first step.

Work with the effects on your life.

Therapy may explore relationships, beliefs about yourself, grief, and patterns of protection that no longer serve you. For PTSD-related concerns, we can discuss your symptoms and whether this approach fits your needs. No specific trauma protocol or outcome is promised. If another level or type of care would be a better fit, we can discuss that openly.

How online sessions work

Services are for eligible adults physically located in Texas at each appointment. Choose a private space and reliable internet connection. Telehealth serves people across Texas, including Conroe, The Woodlands, Montgomery County, and Houston; these are online service areas.

Fees and getting started

Current individual counseling rates are $180 for an initial intake, $160 for a 60-minute session, and $145 for a 45-minute session. See therapy fees, insurance qualifications, and reduced-fee options for details. Contact the practice to confirm current availability and fit.

Jade Klehm, LPC-Associate #102681, practices under the supervision of Dr. Stephanie Waitt, LPC-S #62794.

Individual counseling is available independently of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. You can also learn about our functional mental health approach.

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This practice does not provide emergency services. If there is immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.