Therapy in Georgetown, TX
601 Quail Valley Drive Georgetown, Texas 78626
Award Winning Therapy in Georgetown, Texas!
At ATX Counseling, you are our top priority. Our Georgetown therapists are committed to clinical excellence, providing you with exceptional care. At our Georgetown office, we provide Individual Therapy, Couples Therapy, Family Therapy, EMDR Therapy, as well as Online therapy to create a space of healing for all.
We know this is a big decision, thank you for allowing us to be part of it.
Meet Your Georgetown Therapists
ATX Counseling provides therapy for teens, college students, groups, and adults as well as provide support for other therapists in Austin. Our mission is to provide a safe place to learn, grow, and discover who you are. This supportive environment allows you to better understand yourself and your relationships with others.
Our therapists work hard to create an inclusive environment for people of all cultural backgrounds, sexualities, genders, preferred pronouns, religions, race, traditions, and identities. All are welcome here.
Our practice is committed to your health and well-being. Each team member receives specialty training, consultation, supervision, as well as our own therapy to take better care of ourselves so we can take better care of you.
How Therapy at ATX Counseling Works
1. Being A Human Is Hard
Being a human is hard. Even if you manage to avoid the rejections, awkwardness, and vulnerability of life, you still face profound questions. How do we find meaning? How do we build more fulfilling relationships? How do we cope with disappointments, failures, and regret? How do we meet our emotional needs? How do we age gracefully and navigate life’s limitations?
Understanding the narratives we construct about ourselves helps us heal from the past and creates a new experience of life in the present. Therapy guides us toward living authentically so that we may have as few regrets as possible.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
2. Our Brains are Complex
Our brain’s job is to focus on survival, not happiness. We have developed neurological systems that while might be very adaptive often create problems in the long-term if we don’t learn to manage them. Primitive responses or “fast systems” can cause feelings we don’t understand. Feelings like social anxiety, self-doubt, the negativity bias can be so overwhelming they prevent us from better utilizing “slow systems”.
Therapy helps us reconnect with ourselves. It provides a space for creativity, presence, emotional honesty, and openness. Through a safe, supportive environment we can rediscover the childlike parts of us that want to explore, have fun, and create new narratives about who we are.
3. A Place to Practice Change
Old thoughts and feelings can create patterns that are hard to break. Therapy provides a safe space to practice new ways of being. Whether you are struggling in relationships with yourself, others, your work, your family, or breaking unhealthy cycles, it is helpful to practice new ways of relating to old problems. Many struggles have roots that run deep, but through the process of discovery and practice, change is possible.
4. A Space for Healing
Life is not easy and requires courage. Everyone deserves a space where they feel heard, seen, and appreciated for who they are and who they are becoming. By gaining a deeper understanding of ourselves, we can learn to create the life we deserve. Therapy is that space, offering the opportunity for profound personal growth and healing.