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Life brings bumps, turns, and losses that can leave you feeling unsteady. When relationships feel strained, when anxiety takes over, or when depression settles in, it’s easy to feel lost or overwhelmed. You may be doing your best to keep going, wanting more peace and connection, but unsure how to get there. You don’t have to sort through it alone.
Our licensed therapists offer virtual and in‑person counseling here in Georgetown, TX. We take the time to truly understand what you’re carrying and what you hope will feel different. With training in evidence‑based approaches, we help you build the skills, insight, and confidence needed to create meaningful change—both within yourself and in your relationships.
Each therapist at Georgetown Counseling and Wellness brings specialized training and experience to help you move through the challenges that are showing up in your life. We work with individuals, couples, and families who are facing a wide range of concerns, including:
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Anxiety and stress — learning to calm the nervous system and feel more grounded
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Depression and low mood — finding relief, energy, and a renewed sense of self
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Relationship and communication struggles — rebuilding connection, trust, and understanding
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Couples counseling — navigating conflict, healing from betrayals, and strengthening partnerships
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Life transitions — adjusting to changes in family, work, identity, or stage of life
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Grief and loss — making space for pain while finding your way forward
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Trauma and difficult past experiences — processing safely and at your pace
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Parenting support — feeling more confident, connected, and steady at home
Our goal is to meet you with warmth, clarity, and evidence‑based care so you feel supported from the very first session.
Greater well being is available to you!
Georgetown Counseling and Wellness is a counseling practice in Georgetown, TX. We believe that everyone deserves support that helps them feel more grounded, connected, and able to move through the places where life feels stuck. Our work centers on helping clients understand what’s getting in the way of their well‑being and relationships, and guiding them toward meaningful, lasting change.
Our licensed therapists use evidence‑based approaches to support children, teens, adults, couples, and families throughout Georgetown and the surrounding areas.
Scheduling an appointment is simple. When you call or email us, we respond quickly with available intake times or offer a free 10‑minute phone consultation to help you get oriented. We work with your schedule to make getting started as easy as possible, with evening and weekend appointments available. Sessions can be held in person or virtually, depending on what feels most comfortable for you.
We are primarily a private‑pay practice, and some of our therapists accept BCBS, United, Cigna, and Aetna for individual sessions. You can view our session fees here.
The First Month of Therapy:
The first month of therapy is about getting comfortable, understanding what’s been weighing on you, and beginning to build momentum. In the first session, you and your therapist talk through what brought you in and what you hope will feel different. Over the next few weeks, you’ll clarify goals together, begin exploring patterns that shape your daily life, and learn early tools to help you feel more grounded and supported.
By the end of the first month, most people notice small but meaningful shifts—feeling more understood, having language for what they’re experiencing, or feeling a bit more steady day to day. Therapy moves at your pace, and each step is designed to help you feel supported, informed, and less alone in what you’re navigating.
How We Help
Our Clinicians
LPC-S, LMFT-S, Founder
Rachel brings over 20 years of experience in guiding teens, adults, and couples to enhance their relationships with loved ones. She specializes in helping individuals identify and express their feelings and needs, develop coping skills for anxiety and depression, and navigate through grief and trauma. With a compassionate approach, Rachel supports her clients in fostering emotional resilience and building healthier connections.
LMFT-Associate
Bailey specializes in working with couples and parents/children to reduce conflict, build trust and strengthen emotional connections. With a highly empathic and non-judgmental approach, Bailey helps clients navigate through challenging relationships. She also offers support for children, teens, and individual adults dealing with anxiety, grief, and other emotional challenges.
PhD, LPC
Ashley is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with a doctorate, specializing in trauma processing, support for first responders, and postpartum issues. She works with teens, adults, and couples, helping her clients strengthen their connections with loved ones and more effectively navigating life's challenges. Through her warm and empathic approach, Ashley empowers individuals to heal and grow, fostering healthier and emotional well-being.
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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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
For any questions you have, or to schedule a free 10-minute consultation or an appointment you can reach us here:
