Integrative Psychotherapist & Relationship Counselor @ Head + Heart Integrative Psychotherapy

Are you ready to navigate the challenges of being human with greater resilience? As an integrative psychotherapist and relationship counselor, I specialize in supporting adults, couples, and groups to heal relationships on all levels. Including their relationships with stress, chronic illness/pain, family of origin issues, and trauma.

Combining research-informed practices with revolutionary brain + relationship science, I work from an integrative “head + heart” approach that incorporates mind, body, and spirit to help you increase resilience, release emotional baggage, and ignite holistic healing. Hence, the name of my practice – Head + Heart Integrative Psychotherapy. I believe that only by working from a holistic perspective can we truly experience deep healing and lasting change.

My practice of psychotherapy and counseling integrates relationship science (Attachment Theory, Systems Theory, Gottman Couples Therapy, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, and Relational Life Therapy), neuroscience (Interpersonal Neurobiology, Polyvagal Theory), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, Somatic therapy, EMDR therapy, depth psychology and parts work, and trauma-informed interventions.

I am now accepting new clients for secure online therapy for Texas residents and offer free 15 min phone consults. You can learn more about me and my practice at www.headandheart-therapy.com

Board Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner @ Alive and Well Austin

Jana specializes in biomedical treatment of autism, PANDAS/PANS, ADHD, gut health, and any chronic disease in pediatrics.

She is passionate about providing holistic healthcare to children with chronic maladies through an integrative and functional medical approach. She even co-wrote and published a book about it!:

“The Parent’s Roadmap to Autism: A Functional Medicine Approach”

Available in both paperback and Kindle edition.

When your child has been diagnosed with autism (ASD), finding an effective treatment can be a complicated journey filled with wrong turns and dead ends. In this first-of-its-kind guidebook, Emily Gutierrez and Jana Roso suggest an alternate route that can lead to substantial developmental gains for your autistic child.

https://www.amazon.com/Parents-Roadmap-Autism-Functional-Medicine-ebook/dp/B07MJ9V3RX

MA, LMFT-Associate; Supervised by Paola Garcia, MS, LMFT-S

I’m Mackenzie, a therapist and coach specializing in working with leaders, parents, healthcare workers, and those navigating chronic illness. My clients often arrive to my office feeling stuck and disconnected. Together, we examine past experiences and self-limiting ideas that contribute to feeling stuck, while exploring practical tools and skills that clients use to pave the way toward their most authentic and joy-filled life!

Equipped with a wide range of experience and knowledge in medical health, psychology & human development, and business, my approach draws from evidence-based protocols, professional & entrepreneurial experience, my multi-cultural background, parenting training, & personal experience while in the therapy room. I work with individuals, couples, families, and groups who are ready to make changes to level up.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Therapist

Marissa Friedman Gilbert is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and therapist based in Austin, TX, specializing in compassionate, client-centered therapy. She supports individuals navigating life transitions, anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges with empathy and evidence-based approaches.

About Marissa

Marissa is passionate about helping clients cultivate meaningful change and healing by fostering a warm, nonjudgmental, and inclusive therapeutic environment. Marissa’s approach integrates mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and trauma-informed care to support resilience and personal growth.

Her journey into therapy was inspired by a deep desire to help others navigate life’s challenges with greater ease and self-compassion. She values collaboration and tailors therapy to each client’s unique story, strengths, and goals.

Hello everyone, my name is Nicole Williams and I am so excited to be part of the Austin Wellness Collaborative! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 8 years’ experience in counseling and over 20 years’ experience in working with children, teens and families as an educator, school counselor, Social Emotional Learning teacher, trainer and consultant.

In my practice I specialize in supporting individuals (children, teens, adults) and families with anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, and chronic illness. Being a chronic illness warrior myself, I understand the many different challenges that one faces with a chronic condition or diagnosis. I am passionate about helping others integrate a life of joy and connection while managing an illness., with care, wisdom, humor, and just a little bit of rebellion. There is so much power in being heard, seen, understood and believed, for both the individual and their loved ones who are also impacted.

When working with clients I believe in a whole-body approach, meaning looking at how to help them understand their nervous system, and practicing tools such as TF-CBT, Guided Imagery, Meditation, Trauma-Informed Yoga, and EFT (Tapping) to help regulate their system. I also use traditional talk therapy along with Psychodrama, and CBT relational care to help support healing and change.

When I am not at my practice I love to be out in nature; hiking, camping, paddle boarding, you name it, if it is outside, then I am there! I am also a foster fur mommy to rescue pit bulls (pibbles as we call them if they are puppies). If I had a bigger house, I would fail at fostering more often than finding a home for them, I can be a complete pushover with sad puppy eyes!

When my house is empty of furry fosters I love to travel, especially volunteer travel. My favorite volunteer trip was to Borneo where I worked with an orangutan rehabilitation and release center by day and taught the children in the village at night.

While I know the challenges of living with a life altering illness, I also know the profound joy of integrating things that you love in new ways to a life after the diagnosis. I would love to help others who are facing this same challenge. For more information on my practice or to learn of any upcoming workshops and presentations on the link between Trauma, and Chronic Health Conditions, please visit my website (link below).