Dana N Sayre is a Registered Drama Therapist through the North American Drama Therapy Association (NADTA). They also currently hold the title of Assistant Director of Psychodrama from Centerwood Institute. Dana has a MA in Performance Studies from Texas A&M University.

Dana is queer and non-binary (they/them/their) and able to provide LGBTQIA+, polyamory / non-monogamy, and BDSM / kink-affirming services. Dana has lived experience as neurodivergent (Autistic / ADHD / 2e / complex PTSD).

Dana is passionate about helping marginalized individuals work through internalized oppression and use the arts to find creative ways of coping with minority stress. Dana also has expertise in compassion fatigue/burnout and is passionate about supporting healing providers in building their own wellness practices.

More on Drama Therapy

Drama therapy is the intentional use of theatrical and dramatic techniques to reach therapeutic goals.

It can take many forms depending on individual and group needs, skill and ability levels, interests, and therapeutic goals. It may include improvisation, drama games, storytelling, metaphor, enactment or role play, movement and gesture, performance, or ritual.

Drama therapists may also incorporate elements of visual art, music, poetry, or dance. Drama therapy is influenced by drama, theatre, psychology, anthropology, play, and other creative processes. Drama therapy is not psychotherapy.

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flourish! Is a group practice offering integrative services for mental health with the goal of helping clients achieve mindful wellness. Our mindfulness-based services for psychotherapy, nutrition, and educational classes / webinars are affordable, evidence-based and all of our practitioners weave tenets of mindfulness into their practice as we believe when we are truly present with you, we can become a trusted source for empathy, compassion and guidance.

We treat all of our clients through a holistic lens which means we see you as a person experiencing challenging symptoms rather than a broken brain with diagnosis. Our integrative approach to mindful wellness offers our clients the opportunity to learn, process, and heal at their own pace while offering access to complimentary services to help them achieve optimal health without pharmaceuticals

Flourish! is open for video and phone services during COVID-19 pandemic

Hannah Goldberg is a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner at the Center for Green Psychiatry in West Lake Hills. Hannah embodies a philosophy of holistic and integrative care, based on the principle that health of the mind and body are strongly intertwined. Her approach is to understand and appreciate all aspects of a person, focusing not only on client concerns but also on strengths and abilities to reach optimal wellness. Hannah believes that natural empathy, compassion, and intuition form the essence of psychological healing, and this is what her practice is based on.

One of Hannah’s specializations is Perinatal Mental Health, as she understands firsthand how the pregnancy and postpartum period can greatly affect mental wellbeing, and she is passionate about providing resources and care to this population. Other clinical specialties include mood and anxiety disorders, as well as issues pertaining to adolescents. Hannah strives to create a collaborative relationship with each client that is nurturing, motivating, challenging, and authentic, and that leads to achievement of goals and positive change.

At this time, Hannah is currently accepting new patients ages 13-65 for telepsychiatry appointments.

Education

Hannah graduated with honors and received her Master of Science degree with a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner specialization from the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. Previously, she attended the University of California at Davis with a double major in Psychology and Music, as well as Azusa Pacific University for her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Before moving on to her Master’s degree, Hannah spent seven years as a Registered Nurse, primarily working with psychiatric and high risk antepartum/postpartum patients. Hannah is a member of Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing, National Society for Collegiate Scholars, American Psychiatric Nurses Association, and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

Life Interests

Hannah maintains work/life balance by enjoying her time playing flute and violin, dancing, reading in coffee shops, being a military spouse and a mom to her twin boys, and raising two Nigerian Dwarf goats!

For more information about Hannah’s practice and approach to care, as well as contact and booking information, please visit her personal website at www.hannahgpsychnp.com.

Community Liaison @ Austin Oaks Hospital

Behavioral Health

Jamie Phelps is the Community Liaison for Austin Oaks Hospital. She has been working in behavioral health for the past 9 years and is most passionate about mental health advocacy for the needs of women and children.

Owner & Lead Practitioner @ Radiant Acupuncture PLLC

Jen Brown (L.Ac, MAcCHM, Dipl. OM) is a caring professional committed to formulating treatments that not only relieve symptoms but also address the underlying causes of her patients’ conditions. Having spent nearly a decade in human resources, Jen discovered acupuncture as a remedy for her own persistent health issues and was captivated by its efficacy. Her areas of expertise encompass women’s health, mental well-being, and pain management.