Sarai earned her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed counselor in Texas. Sarai has worked as a professional counselor with trauma counseling organizations and in the University setting. She is a specialist in trauma recovery and relational repair therapy, and she is fluent in Spanish and English and is Gottman Level 1 and EMDR trained. Sarai served honorably for 12 years in the United States Army, performing crisis intervention and counseling and conducting numerous workshops and retreats worldwide. Journey4ward is excited to have Saria counseling and serving our victims.  Journey4ward's victims that she has counseled have all expressed that she is an excellent counselor, and she has helped them to process the stages of grief and helped them immensely in their recoveries.

FLUENT IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH

​Therapy Modalities include:

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Addictions                                                 

EMDR

ADHD                                                     

Family

Anger Management                                   

Incest/Abuse

Anxiety Disorders                                     

Individual Therapy

Bereavement                                           

LGBTQ Issues

Christian Counseling                               

Military

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy                 

Mood Disorders

Couples/Marital Counseling                   

Post Traumatic Stress

Crisis Trauma                                         

DBT Therapy

Cultural Issues                                         

Depression

Domestic Violence

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Monet is a licensed professional counselor who has been providing therapy services for over seven years and is working towards becoming an LPC-S. Her vast experiences include inpatient and outpatient mental health care, school counseling, working with children, traumatic grief counseling, individual sessions, group sessions in mental health and substance abuse, and family group sessions. Monet uses evidence-based practice skills, including EMDR, cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness/ motivation, stress relief skills, client-centered therapy, and solution-focused counseling. She is also trained to provide therapy services as a safe space in the LGBTQ community and is a victim of gun violence. Monet lost her sister to gun violence and is passionate about working to prevent gun violence in our community.

​​Therapy Modalities include:

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EMDR                                                       

Crisis Trauma     

Domestic Violence                                                  

Depression  

Anxiety Disorders                                     

Family  

Behavior Modification                                

Individual Therapy  

Bereavement                                           

LGBTQ Issues 

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy       

Couples/Marital Counseling                    

Post Traumatic Stress   

Bianca Camacho provides counseling services to adolescents (ages 9 and older) and adults. She speaks English and Spanish flientyly and services are offered via telehealth and in-office sessions.  She is passionate about working with young adults and enjoys helping them with their journeys in mental health care. Her Christian faith influences her counseling approach and helps her create trusting and strong relationships with Journey4ward clients and their families.

 

Bianca’s counseling approach is client-centered, faith-based, and grounded in evidence-based practices. She prioritizes building a strong therapeutic alliance and strives to provide a safe, supportive, and ethical counseling environment that promotes emotional growth, resilience, and self-awareness.

Bianca holds a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Christian faith from California Baptist University. She is currently a licensed professional counselor associate under the supervision of Michelle McQueen, LPC-S. Outside of work, she is loving fur mom to two corgis and has been with her husband for 12 years. She is a military Marine wife, and she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends. 

​​FLUENT IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Therapy Modalities include:

 

EMDR                                           

Depression                

Anxiety Disorders                         

Family                     

Crisis Trauma   

Individual Therapy                  

Behavior Modification                   

Military             

Christian Counseling                   

Post Traumatic Stress            

Bereavement                               

Couples/Marital Counseling    

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy       

Women's Issues                 

         

         

 

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Michelle McQueen has two Master's Level degrees: a Master of Arts in International Relations and a Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is a Board-Certified Life Coach and Licensed Professional Counselor. Michelle utilizes her training in EMDR, Emotion-focused therapy, Sand play, and Play Therapy to bring healing to individuals.

Michelle's Story:

My father joined the military and moved to Germany at the age of 9, which brought a better understanding of trauma in the home and the community. Germany became my home until the age of 24. Most of my acquaintances were military associates. Through these experiences, I developed an understanding of silent sufferers. My first Masters was in International Relations in hopes of helping Third World Countries. Still, my journey led me to understand that healing begins with the heart, where I continued to get my second Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

My passion started with working with children in 2013 to bring healing and infiltrate a child’s worldview from harm to love and healing. Today, I am a trained play therapist working with children starting at age 6, and I provide sand tray therapy for adults and children to develop self-awareness of their inner child and heart with figures and images. My career led me to work with the military population in 2016 because I was immersed in the military culture in Germany. In graduate school, I volunteered to learn EMDR in 2014 to help those with post-traumatic stress and those who are silently suffering. Outside work, I love singing, dancing, and playing piano. My journey has taken me to four continents, and now I am in Texas, where I aim to bring wellness everywhere.

Journey4ward is excited to have Michelle with us, counseling children 4 and up and their families. 

​​Therapy Modalities include:

                                               

Anger Management                             

EMDR 

Anxiety Disorders                               

Family Therapy

Behavior Modification                         

Individual Therapy      

Bereavement                                       

Group Therapy

Christian Counseling                           

Military

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy              

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 

Crisis Trauma                                      

Phobias

Cultural Issues                                    

Play therapy

Domestic Violence                               

Women's Issues                        

Depression                                          

                                      

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Latisha Green provides counseling services to adolescents (ages 12 and older) and adults. Services are offered via telehealth and in-office sessions, including weekend availability, in accordance with Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council and Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors rules.

 

Latisha holds a Doctorate in Psychology (PsyD) in Mental Health Administration. She is a Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) and a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-Associate) practicing under supervision as required by the State of Texas. Latisha has lived and practiced in Texas for over 14 years and brings experience working with individuals and families across clinical, behavioral, and community-based settings.

 

Latisha’s counseling approach is client-centered and grounded in evidence-based practices. She prioritizes the development of a strong therapeutic alliance and strives to provide a safe, supportive, and ethical counseling environment that promotes emotional growth, resilience, and self-awareness.

Outside of work, she is a proud mom to my amazing daughter and two sweet dogs—a French Bulldog and a Chihuahua mix—who are truly the heart of my home. She loves spending time with them, going to the movies, taking cruises, and exploring new places with friends and family.

​​Therapy Modalities include:

  •    Individual Counseling

    •    Family Counseling

    •    Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    •    Anxiety Disorders

    •    Depressive Disorders

    •    Mood Disorders

    •    Anger Management

    •    Substance Use & Addictive Behaviors

    •    Crisis Intervention & Trauma-Informed Care

    •    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

    •    Domestic Violence

    •    Abuse (Including Incest)

    •    Bereavement & Grief

        

 

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Chloe Spellicy provides counseling services to adolescents (ages 12 and older) and adults. Services are offered via telehealth and in-office sessions, including weekend availability, in accordance with the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council and the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors rules.

 Chloe holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Addiction Studies from Stephen F. Austin State University. She is currently a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student at the University of North Texas at Dallas and is completing her internship under the supervision of Michelle McQueen, LPC-S. Chloe is expected to graduate in December 2026. Outside of work, she is the oldest of five siblings and enjoys analog hobbies such as reading and crocheting, and spending time unplugged through creative, hands-on activities.

 Chloe’s background includes supporting college students through sensitive Title IX processes, working as a camp counselor to foster emotional growth and safety for youth, and supporting students with disabilities in higher education settings. Across these roles, she has developed a strong foundation in advocacy and crisis response, with an emphasis on building supportive environments where clients feel safe, heard, and empowered. Chloe’s counseling approach is person-centered and grounded in evidence-based practices, based on the belief that each person is the expert of their own experience and possesses a natural capacity for positive growth.

​​Therapy Modalities include:

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Crisis Trauma     

Domestic Violence                                                  

Depression  

Anxiety Disorders                                     

Family  

Behavior Modification                                

Individual Therapy  

Bereavement                                           

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy       

Post Traumatic Stress   

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