Depth-oriented therapy for the mind, body, and nervous system
This isn't generic therapy.
It's something more.
We're a group of thoughtful, depth-oriented therapists who believe real change happens through genuine connection, careful attention, and work that goes beneath the surface. Not symptom management. Not a formula. Something that actually lasts.
Based in Austin. Available throughout Texas.
Our therapists work with people navigating trauma and complex trauma, anxiety and emotional overwhelm, chronic illness and chronic pain, relationship patterns and attachment wounds, life transitions, burnout, perinatal mental health, and the particular weight that comes with being a high achiever in a demanding world.
If any of this sounds like you, you're in the right place.
Not sure where to start? Our client care coordinator, Kendall, is here to help. Share a little about what you're looking for, and she'll match you with the right therapist and set up a consultation or two — we want to make sure you've found the right fit.
or browse our team on your own
Our approach
We are a collective of creative, holistic psychotherapists offering therapy in Austin and across Texas. We believe that humans are so much more than just our minds—traditional talk therapy often falls short. Our approach supports the whole body, mind, and spirit with in-person and virtual sessions. If you’ve been searching for a holistic therapist near you- someone who gets nuance, identity, and nervous system care- you’ve found your place.
Modern, holistic care in Austin
Appointments can take place in our soothing office environment, outdoors - with one of our walk&talk therapists, or in the comfort of your own home, virtually, throughout Texas.
In-person and remote options
Our office is conveniently located in central Austin. Can’t make it into the office? No worries – we’ve got you covered with teletherapy.
Call 512.501.6200 or contact us here to set up a free consultation with one of our therapists.
Our Services
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Individual Therapy
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Relationship Therapy
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Walk and Talk Therapy
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Group Therapy
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