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:

• ​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  

I strive to create a warm, supportive space where clients feel heard, respected, and comfortable being themselves. I am passionate about helping individuals navigate anxiety, stress, trauma, life transitions, relationship concerns, and other challenges that can make life feel overwhelming. 

I offer counseling sessions on weekdays and weekends, with flexible scheduling options to fit clients with varying schedules.

My counseling approach is trauma-informed, client-centered, and grounded in evidence-based practices. I primarily utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) while also incorporating person-centered, solution-focused, and motivational interviewing techniques based on each client’s individual needs. I believe counseling should be collaborative, and I work to help clients better understand the connection between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors while developing practical coping skills they can use in everyday life.

I have a special interest in working with first responders and their families. Professionally, I work closely with first responders in crisis-based settings and have seen firsthand the emotional weight, stress, and trauma that can come with serving others every day. As the wife of a first responder, I also understand how the demands of the profession can affect not only the individual, but their relationships and family life as well. This perspective has strengthened my passion for creating a space where first responders and their loved ones can feel understood, supported, and comfortable discussing experiences they may not always feel able to share elsewhere.

I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Angelo State University and am currently pursuing my Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through the University of Phoenix. Outside of counseling, I enjoy spending time with my family and balancing family life, work, and personal growth.

Therapy Modalities include:

• Crisis Trauma

• Domestic Violence 

• Depression  

• Anxiety Disorders 

• Behavior Modification

• Individual Therapy

•  Bereavement

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 

• Post-Traumatic Stress   

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:

• ​Crisis Trauma 

• Domestic Violence   

• Depression  

• Anxiety Disorders

• Family 

• Behavior Modification

• Individual Therapy 

• Bereavement

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy  

• Post Traumatic Stress   ​                                       

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