Therapists in Texas

Jennifer Dunlap is a Mid-level Provider seeing clients in Pearland virtually and In Person

Olga Ochieng is a Mid-level Provider seeing clients in Friendswood virtually and In Person

Nurse Practitioner with extensive knowledge of resolving issues

I’m a trauma-informed couples and individual therapist who thrives on helping clients understand the root of their issues, feel safe in their bodies, connect on a deep level in their relationships, and change negative thinking patterns! 

Bryan Jason Brown, “Jason”, has a passion for working with teens and preteens, parents, and their families to help them through the everyday, and not so everyday, struggles of life. He also enjoys working with young adults as they navigate adulthood as well as helping couples thrive and grow in their relationships. Jason is a Licensed Professional Counselor. He has a Master of Science in Counseling from Abilene Christian University (2000), is a Certified Mental Health Coach by the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), is a Clinical Child and Adolescent Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP-CA), received a Certificate in Mediation from Abilene Christian University (2000), and is a trained Love and Logic Facilitator. Jason’s theoretical framework is eclectic, drawing from unique aspects of various theoretical approaches, including solution-focused, cognitive-behavioral therapy, individual psychology, person-centered, family systems, and emotionally focused therapy. Recognizing that every person interacts differently, Jason uses an array of techniques, often incorporating mindfulness, games, art, projects, writing, and various other activities into therapy sessions to keep each session personalized to the client and interactive to foster growth. Jason approaches counseling with a Christian perspective, recognizing that to some people faith is very important and to others faith is not a part of their lives. Yet, Jason believes every person is a masterpiece, created by God, with a purpose to do great things, so he strives to help each person be at their best. He and his wife Cori have been married for 19 years. As a father of three children spanning elementary, middle school, and high school he can appreciate working closely with parents in teaching skills and helping families come together. He has spent much time working in the community gaining experience through working with schools and school counselors, leading mentoring groups, leading teams of volunteers, and working with many local organizations serving people. Jason spends most of his time outside of therapy sessions doing life with his family, watching his oldest two daughters play soccer, and chasing his youngest as she is as eclectic in her hobbies as he is with therapy techniques.

Natalie Land is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy – Associate & Child Development Specialist who has dedicated her career to supporting children, couples, and families to find hope and healing and improve the quality of their relationships. After years working in various non-profit settings, community mental health, and early childhood education Natalie returned to school to complete her Masters in Child Development from Texas Woman's University in 2020 and her Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Woman's University in 2023. Natalie firmly believes healing is always possible, no matter the circumstances or depth of trauma, and there is resilience and courage within us all, waiting to be uncovered. Sometimes it takes reaching the point of desperation to take this leap into new and unknown territory. She believes our deepest moments of pain can become catalysts for personal growth and healing. There is unwavering resilience in the human spirit and the potential for change, growth, and the ability to find meaning in us all. The foundation of her approach is relational, attachment-based, and systemic, and she particularly enjoys working with couples and families. She is passionate about uncovering patterns that keep clients stuck and empowering them to shift out of these negative cycles and begin to thrive.

Jayma Mickler is a Mid-level Provider seeing clients in Friendswood virtually

Kosisochi Udozorh is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist – Associate (LMFT-A) who has years of experience working with Anxiety, Family Conflict and Racial Identity. Kosisochi Udozorh received his Masters in Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy (CMFT) from Texas Tech University in 2023. As a therapist, he prioritizes fostering a nurturing, inclusive environment where you can explore your innermost thoughts and emotions without fear of judgment. His commitment lies in creating a safe space that encourages growth and self-discovery. Together, we'll embark on a journey towards healing and empowerment.

I am a Texas LPC. I have over 20 years of experience in the mental health field in various roles. I have a deep passion for working with people experiencing the effects of trauma. People are often nervous about beginning therapy; either they don't know what to expect or they've had some bad experiences in the past. We will collaborate to find the best strategies for you. We will talk about some things directly; we will address other things indirectly; each of these approaches work in different ways to assist you in processing and letting go of the pain and gaining new perspectives. I am certified by the Veteran's Health Administration to use the Clinician Administered PTSD Scale. I am also trained in Trauma-focused CBT. I am also a menopause coach, which means I can use both my coaching knowledge regarding menopause alongside therapy to address these women's issues. When you know something needs to change but aren't sure what to do, reach out to me. We can work together to find solutions. I always say, "If you want something different, you've got to do something different." The first step can be the most difficult. Let's connect!

While I am recently licensed in Texas, I have extensive experience working as a counselor in both England and Scotland, where I did my counseling training. I received my Doctorate in Psychotherapy and Counseling from the University of Edinburgh. My doctoral thesis was on my work counseling clients who experienced grief after a pregnancy loss. Therapy is a truly personal experience. Therapy is not something done to a person, but rather it is created by the persons involved. In my work, I listen to how life's struggles are real for you. That is, what makes them personal. By staying with you and holding all that you bring, I hope to support the growth of this personal process. Facing distressing feelings requires trust and commitment from both client and counselor. Whatever your struggle, I offer you a safe, confidential space where I come alongside you, without judgement, in your attempts to better hear from and understand yourself. My passion is helping others to feel more aware of and compassionate within themselves, their lives, and their relationships. My approach to therapy is based in person centered and psychodynamic psychotherapy. What this means is that I work with clients in an interpersonal way, helping them to explore themselves, their current and past relationships, and unconscious blocks that prevent them from having the life and the relationships they desire. My practice is informed by neurobiology, and I strongly believe that therapy helps you to regulate your nervous system. A regulated/adaptive nervous system improves your mental and your physical health and is protective against chronic illness and mental health disorders. I don’t simply provide advice or quick fixes, instead I offer a space to talk about pain and where it may have originated, granting us insight into patterns of behavior which may have been useful in the past that now may be actually getting in the way of your health. I welcome all to my practice and believe that anyone - regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, spiritual belief, or economic standing – is valuable and I seek to provide the best care to all I see.