Katie has worked in the field of psychotherapy and testing for over 15 years. She obtained a Bachelor of Science from Texas Christian University in Psychology and then pursued a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology at Tarleton State University. Katie is fortunate to have worked in a variety of settings, including clinical, forensic, and higher education.

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Before launching her own practice, she provided counseling, group therapy,  and psychological and neuropsychological testing in a variety of settings for a number of professional psychologists in their own private clinics.  She also fulfilled a role as an adjunct Psychology Instructor at TCC and Tarleton State University, teaching various Psychology courses. She has worked as a therapist at the TCU Mental Health Clinic, as a Disabilities Services Specialist, and provided academic coaching for the Center for Academic Services. Additionally, she independently served as a psychoeducational evaluator for TCU Athletics. She also provided therapy at the Women's Center in Fort Worth and for Youth Advocacy Program and Austin Restorative Therapies in Austin, Texas.

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Roughly seven years ago, Katie decided to establish her own practice in Fort Worth, where she could continue providing counseling, coaching, and evaluation services to adults, families, and couples.  Katie considers it an extreme honor to be an agent of support and to witness the healing and growth process, whether through working within the psychotherapy context or by assisting those through the use of assessment.

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In more depth:

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Katie has always been interested in the human condition, psychology, personality, human relationships, health and wellness, human potential, what motivates us and why. Also of interest has been philosophy, mythology, culture/society, various types of spirituality, alternative medicine, what influences shape us personally and collectively. Katie feels it is vital to evaluate our life in a wider perspective to obtain insight and possible wisdom, hold space for the numerous themes and situations of human suffering and flourishing. She is an advocate for understanding and cultivating what genuinely gives each of us meaning and purpose and how we may all heal and grow.

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Katie is also fascinated by how the brain works, different types of learning styles, creativity, and effective problem solving, and most importantly how we can best utilize and harness our attention and time. Katie enjoys helping folks craft and work towards positive goals for themselves based on their deepest desires and needs and cultivating the behaviors, thoughts and perspectives that lead to a more fulfilling life experience.

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Katie is no stranger to complex emotional issues and personal trauma. She is an advocate for therapy, self-work, and support. She has direct personal experience with the therapeutic modalities she utilizes in therapy and has remained committed to her own evolution and education as an individual and therapist.