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3613 Williams Drive #804 | Georgetown, TX 78628
Georgetown Counseling and Wellness
A counseling practice in Georgetown, TX. We help children, teens and adults resolve anxiety and depression, and help couples learn tools to have a happier and more fulfilling relationship.
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Life has bumps, turns, and losses. When relationships are frayed, when anxiety is overwhelming or when depression settles in, it can be hard to find your way through it. You may feel as if you're treading water, seeking more peace and connectedness but feeling unsure about how to get there.
Our counselors have specialized training and experience to help with:
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Marriage and Couple relationship struggles
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Anxiety Issues
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Depression
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Grief and Loss
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Parent-Child conflicts
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Family and Blended Family struggles
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Divorce and Coparenting counseling
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Stress & Anger issues
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We work with children, teens and adults
Greater well being is available to you!
Georgetown Counseling and Wellness is a group counseling practice in Georgetown, TX. We believe in building better mental health in our community and help our clients get unstuck from the blocks that hold them back from experiencing greater well-being and more enriching relationships. Using proven techniques, we provide counseling services to children, adults, couples and families in the Georgetown and surrounding communities. In addition to traditional counseling modalities, we also offer holistic meditation and mindfulness training to promote personal growth and healing of mind, body and spirit.
Getting an appointment with us is easy. Simply call or e-mail us and we will respond quickly to offer you intake appointment dates and times, or a free 10-minute phone consultation. We work with your schedule to get you or your child booked for an appointment soon after you contact us. We generally also have evening and weekend availability. Click here for session fees
We are taking new clients, and scheduling video counseling appointments as well as in-person sessions. Click here for mental health resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.
At Georgetown Counseling and Wellness, we give our clients tools for improved relationships, to build confidence in themselves and to achieve better feelings of well-being
Unresolved loss, strained relationships and unwanted life changes often lead to painful and stuck feelings. It is hard to know where to turn or how to "pull oneself up by the bootstraps" when faced with heavy feelings and life circumstances. At Georgetown Counseling and Wellness, our therapists are trained to help our clients heal, grow and create the life changes they are seeking. We use practical and proven techniques to give you the skills and confidence you need to create change both inside yourself and in your relationships.
How We Help
Our Clinicians
Rachel Saenger
LPC-S, LMFT-S
Rachel specializes in working with couples on strengthening communication and becoming more connected with one another. She also works with children, teens and adults on anxiety and stress management, and with grief and loss processing.
Sara Paterson
LMSW
Sara has experience working with children, adults and couples. She has a passion for working with survivors of childhood emotional neglect and narcissistic abuse, highly sensitive people, grief and loss, and chronic illness.
Rebecca Briggs
LMFT
Rebecca specializes in using mindfulness techniques, positive psychology and expressive art techniques with children, teens and adults. She provides a safe space for clients to develop new tools to grow, heal and realign with the things in life that bring happiness, health, and fulfillment. Rebecca is also trained to provide play therapy for children.
Ellisa Mimlitsch
LCSW
Ellisa specializes in working with adults and couples on repairing strained relationships, managing overwhelming feelings and learning new, more helpful ways to think about themselves and significant others.
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Anxiety
Anxiety has the affect of drawing a person into their inner world of worries, preventing life from being lived in the present moment. Relationships, jobs and general well-being are affected. Anxiety impacts over 18% of the American population. It is highly treatable though.
Marriage Therapy
Couples so often start out strong, building each other up and supporting each other's goals. Over time, life stressors and transitions can make it challenging to stay connected and feel heard and understood by each other. Whether it be communication, conflict management, life transitions, or financial issues, we are here to help.
Depression
Everyone feels sad and low sometimes, but when low mood is severe and persistent it can affect your ability to be present for your loved ones, remain connected to support systems and work toward life goals. Left untreated, it can affect self-esteem and confidence. We help with that.
Trauma
Trauma can be large or small, due to relational or developmental conflicts, or witnessing or being a part of a disaster. Untreated trauma and the big feelings that rise and fall from it, can feel confusing and scary. It can make it difficult to stay connected to family and friends and not live in the past. There is hope. There are many proven treatments for trauma, and our therapists are skilled in treating trauma and helping to restore hope.
Relationships
Good relationships are at the core of life satisfaction and well-being. Conflicts among family members or co-workers can feel distressing and confusing. Sometimes relationships feel boring or too intense, and these experiences can lead to self-blame and feelings of frustration, sadness and helplessness. The good news is that relationships can be strengthened and repaired through shifts in perspective, communication skill-building, and conflict management skills.
Teen Therapy
Many parents feel helpless and confused when witnessing their struggling teen who is in pain. Adolescence is a pivotal time in life where there are huge shifts in identity, surges in creativity and a need to belong to a peer group. For some teens this is an easier transition, and for others it is harder. Some may have more outbursts, more anxiety or just bigger feelings in general that are hard for them to manage.
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