A relationship before a roadmap.
We begin by getting to know your story and what you hope will change. Trust, emotional safety, and a shared understanding of your goals matter.
WELCOME TO THE WELL
Care that meets you
where you are.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What brings you
to The Well?
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your relationship, or your child, we can begin with what matters most. Choose a starting point below to explore how we might work together.
COUPLES COUNSELING
Move beyond the same conversation.
When the conversations keep circling, it can be hard to feel heard. Together, we’ll explore the patterns underneath conflict and make room for each partner’s needs, feelings, and hopes.
- Communication and recurring conflict
- Emotional closeness and rebuilding connection
- Roles, responsibilities, and relationship transitions
Informed by Gottman training, curiosity, and a focus on your relationship.
Ask about couples counselingWHAT OUR WORK CAN LOOK LIKE
Less pressure to perform.
More space to understand.
Counseling is a collaborative process. We’ll make room for your experience and find ways of working that fit you.
Every part has a story.
Parts-informed conversations can help us get curious about reactions, inner conflict, and the ways you’ve learned to protect yourself.
More than words alone.
Play, sand tray, and expressive activities can offer other ways to explore feelings, especially when finding the right words is difficult.
FAITH-INTEGRATED COUNSELING
Faith can be a meaningful part
of your healing.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
It’s okay
to have questions.
You can be curious about counseling before you know exactly what you want to say.
Do I need to know exactly what’s wrong?
The simple answer is no. You don’t have to know exactly what’s wrong or have the perfect words to begin. We can figure that out together, one conversation at a time.
What might we talk about in the first session?
Your reasons for seeking care, your background, and what feels most important right now. It’s also a chance to ask questions about the process and begin discussing goals together.
Do you offer faith-integrated counseling?
Yes. Christian faith can be included in the work if you would like it to be. We’ll discuss your preferences rather than assume what faith means to you.
How does counseling with children work?
As Garry Landreth says, “Play is the child’s natural language.”
Child-centered play therapy gives your child space to lead through play within a safe, supportive relationship. Together, we work toward emotional expression, understanding, and growth. Conversations with caregivers help us understand your child’s needs and support connection at home.
What does LPC-Associate mean?
As a Texas LPC-Associate, I have completed a master’s degree in counseling with at least 60 graduate semester hours and a supervised practicum of at least 300 hours, including at least 100 hours of direct client counseling, passed the required national counseling exam, and completed the Texas LPC Jurisprudence Exam. I practice under the supervision of LeChelle Creech, LPC-S, while completing the postgraduate supervised experience required for independent LPC licensure.
What should I ask before scheduling?
Ask about current session fees, payment options, availability, session format, and whether the practice is a good fit for your needs. Confirm these details directly before scheduling.
ONE SMALL STEP
You don’t need
the perfect words.
Start with what matters.
Choose a starting point and copy a simple introduction, or send a brief inquiry through the Contact page. You can ask about fees, availability, and the kind of support you’re looking for.
Contact The WellYOUR INTRODUCTION
Hi KeShana, I’m interested in couples counseling. I’d like to learn about your current availability, fees, and what getting started would look like.
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