Don enjoys working with older children, adolescents, adults and couples. He primarily uses Person-Centered therapy with clients while integrating concepts from CBT, DBT, existential philosophy and spirituality. In the counseling room, he strives to create an environment in which clients feel understood, supported, and in charge of their own personal health and growth.

Dr. Erick Lenert is a Texas Licensed Psychologist who strives to help each client get more satisfaction from their personal, marital, family and work relationships. He does this with a variety of best practice methods and common sense. He enjoys working with adults and couples, while attending to the emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of each individual.n

Hannah enjoys working with adults of all ages and older adolescents to address issues like trauma, chronic illness, grief, anxiety, and depression. She approaches counseling through an existential and relational-cultural lens, which can look like exploring all aspects of our well-being in the presence of an authentic relationship. Her goal is for each client to feel safe and empowered throughout each step of the therapeutic process. Hannah uses interventions such as mindfulness, values exploration, and attention to growth fostering relationships to help clients navigate the complex challenges of life.

Katherine works with children, adolescents, young adults, and families. She partners with clients to address a variety of concerns, including difficulties with mood, behavioral concerns for children and adolescents, relationships, parent/child conflict, challenges faced by LGBTQI+ youth, life change/transition, and the impact of trauma and abuse. Katherine integrates a client centered and trauma informed approach with Solution Focused strategies, ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), and Narrative Therapy techniques. She also incorporates play based approaches and is trained in Interactive Drawing Therapy (IDT).

Jasmine specializes in play therapy and works with children, adolescents, families and adults. With a client-centered and trauma-informed approach, she integrates Solution-Focused, CBT, and client-centered therapy techniques. Jasmine incorporates play-based approaches and has received training in Child Centered Play Therapy (CPT), utilizing creative and expressive methods to engage her clients in a holistic healing process. Her goal is to foster meaningful connections and collaborate with clients to achieve their therapeutic goals. With Jasmine as your counselor, you can expect a compassionate and empowering therapeutic journey, where she will guide you towards positive growth, resilience, and improved mental well-being.u0022

Bessie enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults. She takes on an eclectic approach to counseling utilizing CBT, mindfulness strategies, and person centered to better support individuals with issues ranging from attachment, trauma, grief/loss, anxiety, depression, anger and other life stressors. Her primary goal in counseling is to offer support to individuals in a safe judgement free zone while working towards completing therapeutic goals.

Shannon enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes client centered and play therapy approaches to address various concerns including stress, anxiety, grief, loss, mindfulness, trauma, and anger management. Her goal in counseling is to facilitate therapeutic growth through creating a safe space for others, keeping an open mind, and staying adaptable.

In his role as executive director, Chris ensures that the culture of MCCET is one that attracts and retains a highly skilled and motivated workforce while keeping the Center focused on its mission and vision. Making MCCET a destination for clients is also a primary goal. Chris has worked in senior leadership for over 16 years, most recently as the Executive Director of a local public health agency.

Brittany loves providing therapy to adult clients. She works from a psychodynamic perspective and is trained in Hakomi, a mindfulness-centered, somatic therapy. In her supervisory role, she enjoys continually working toward greater excellence in clinical care and helping to create an environment where therapists feel supported to do purposeful, compassionate work.