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The Talk Therapy ATX Mission
The Talk Therapy ATX Mission
To promote and facilitate one’s connection to the creative expression of emotions,
fostering healing from within.
To promote and facilitate one’s connection to the creative expression of emotions,
fostering healing from within.
Talk Therapy Austin provides counseling services for adolescents and adults. Each individual has unique needs and Talk Therapy Austin strives to help clients find the counseling and services that meet those unique needs for both short and long term solutions
Talk Therapy Austin provides counseling services for adolescents and adults. Each individual has unique needs and Talk Therapy Austin strives to help clients find the counseling and services that meet those unique needs for both short and long term solutions
Meet Our Clinical Director and Supervising Therapist
Angela Funke, MA, LMFT Supervisor (she/her)
Meet Our Clinical Director and Supervising Therapist
Angela Funke, MA, LMFT Supervisor (she/her)
I’m Angela Funke, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor (LMFT-S) in the state of Texas. Since 2011, I’ve been helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges and strengthen their relationships. My goal is to provide a supportive, collaborative space where you can better understand yourself, heal from the past, and build the life and connections you want.
My Approach
My Approach
I believe therapy works best when it honors both the science of how our brains and bodies function and the unique stories we carry. I draw from neurobiological and attachment-based perspectives, blending in tools from CBT, mindfulness, and psychoeducation. In practice, that means we’ll work together to uncover the deeper thoughts, feelings, and patterns that may be holding you back, and find practical ways to move forward.
Over time, many of us learn to suppress our emotions in order to get by. In therapy, you’ll have the chance to explore those emotions safely, reconnect with your authentic self, and develop healthier ways to cope and grow. My hope is that you leave sessions feeling more confident, present, and able to write your own story instead of feeling swept along by life’s stressors.
My Clients
My Clients
Many of my clients come to me feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or misunderstood. You might recognize yourself in one of these:
Neurodivergent adults and teens who are learning how to navigate a world that often isn’t designed with them in mind. You may be autistic, ADHD, gifted, or exploring a late-in-life diagnosis.
Couples and partners who want to strengthen their relationship, improve communication, or work through unique challenges—whether in monogamous, non-monogamous, or polyamorous structures.
Parents of gifted or neurodivergent children who are seeking support in understanding their child’s emotional world and finding strategies that work for the whole family.
Individuals healing from trauma who want tools for coping, self-compassion, and feeling safe again in their bodies and relationships.
LGBTQ+ and queer community members who want a therapist who “gets it” and provides an affirming space to explore identity, relationships, or mental health.
Adults at a crossroads—whether that’s burnout, big life transitions, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself and ready for change.
No matter what brings you in, my goal is to meet you where you are, help you uncover your strengths, and walk with you as you move toward growth, healing, and connection.
Special Areas of Training & Experience
Special Areas of Training & Experience
I bring advanced training and research in areas that often go under-served, including:
Trauma management and crisis interventions
Neurodivergence (including autism and ADHD)
Interpersonal communication skills
Supporting gifted children and their unique emotional needs
Mental Health First Aid
Comprehensive sexual education for adolescents
Non-monogamous and polyamorous relationships
Background
Background
Before becoming a therapist, I worked in the arts through photography, graphic design, and other creative mediums. This continues to shape my style as a counselor—therapy with me often incorporates creativity, symbolism, and ways of thinking that go beyond the surface.
I began working with families as early as 2005, supporting them through case management and financial stressors, and I’ve been practicing as a licensed therapist since 2011. I hold an MA in Counseling with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Systems Therapy from St. Edward’s University.
About Me
About Me
I’m active in the Austin community through groups like Girl Scouts, local recreational leagues, regional burning, and karaoke. At home, my partner and I are raising two young adults and four cats. I identify as a queer, autistic, cisgender woman, and I am committed to supporting people of all identities, orientations, and relationship styles.
Scruffy
Scruffy
Scruffy is our resident Therapy Cat, he is a playful and attuned animal, always looking for connection with people. He loves to be pet or brushed and often finds himself coming to the emotional aid of people in need.
Meet Our Therapists
Meet Our Therapists
What are Associates and Graduate Intern Therapists?
What are Associates and Graduate Intern Therapists?
An Associate level therapist has completed their education and is licensed by the state of Texas to provide counseling services. They work under the supervision of a licensed Clinical Supervisor for the first 3000 hours of their practice. They are well trained and experienced counselors, usually in the first 2-5 years of their practice, with at minimum 1-2 years of counseling experience. Associates on this page are supervised by Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS and work independently under their own practice name.
A Graduate Level intern has completed all of their education and training, yet is not licensed yet by the state, as the final stage of their training is to receive 1 year of practice in direct service to clients. These are counselors with education and training in counseling, some of the with specialized training in an area, who are ready to meet with clients and begin their careers. They are equivalent to a resident doctor in a hospital or a student teacher in a classroom. All therapists have the knowledge and training to help our clients, and all therapists receive additional support and supervision through our Clinical Director.
ERIN PANG
ERIN PANG
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, He/Him
My approach to therapy centers on creating a safe and comforting space where clients feel truly seen and heard. I believe that everyone’s experiences are unique- often shaped by circumstances and relationships that others may never fully understand. My goal is to provide a supportive environment where we can work together, exploring new perspectives and strategies to manage life’s challenges.
Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply looking for a space to feel understood, I am here to meet you with empathy, curiosity, and a deep respect for your journey.
I’m especially drawn to systemic therapy, which looks beyond the individual to understand how our environment, relationships, and past experiences shape who we are today. I believe that therapy is not about “fixing” someone, but about walking alongside them as they uncover their strengths, develop insight, and move toward healing and growth.
When working with children, I enjoy incorporating creativity and play into sessions to help children express themselves in ways that feel natural and safe. When working with couples, I aim to foster a space where both partners feel supported, allowing them to reconnect, resolve conflicts, and move forward with greater clarity and compassion.
I am currently in my final year of the Marriage and Family Therapy Master’s program at Abilene Christian University and hold a B.S. in Psychology from Arizona State University. As a graduate-level intern therapist, I am passionate about working with children, individuals navigating anxiety and depression, and couples seeking to strengthen their connection and communication.
When I’m not in the therapy room, I enjoy staying active through sports like pickleball and golf—and I love exploring new places through travel whenever I can.
I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a rate of $25 per session. I am supervised by Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS and can be reached at erin@talktherapyustin.com.
CHRISTINE ORTEGA
CHRISTINE ORTEGA
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Hi, I’m Christine Ortega. Welcome to Talk Therapy Austin.
Have you been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected — from yourself or from the people you care about? You’re not alone. Many people find themselves caught in patterns that feel hard to change, even when they deeply want something different.
I work with individuals and couples who are looking for more clarity, connection, and emotional balance in their lives. Whether you’re navigating stress, relationship challenges, or a sense of feeling “off,” therapy can be a space to slow down, understand what’s going on beneath the surface, and begin moving forward in a more intentional way.
My approach is integrative and tailored to each client. In our work together, we may:
Explore the patterns and experiences that have shaped how you relate to yourself and others
Build practical tools for managing stress, emotions, and communication
Develop insight that supports meaningful, lasting change
Practice new ways of responding so you can feel more grounded and connected
I believe that growth and healing happen within a strong, collaborative therapeutic relationship. I aim to create a space that feels supportive, culturally responsive, and grounded in respect — where you can show up as you are while also being challenged toward the changes you want to make.
I am currently completing my graduate training and see clients as a clinical intern at Talk Therapy Austin. I receive ongoing supervision from Angela Funke, MA, LMFT-Supervisor, and am part of a practice focused on relational, growth-oriented, and evidence-informed care.
Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy cooking, baking, painting, and reading. I love spending time outdoors with my daughter and our Red Heeler, Chili, and I’m always working toward keeping plants alive, salsa in the fridge, and catching as many sunsets and full moons as I can.
I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, you’re welcome to reach out at christine@talktherapyaustin.com.
MARJORIE KAESTNER
MARJORIE KAESTNER
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Hi! I’m so glad you’re here.
If you are going through a challenging time, facing changes, or simply wanting a space to talk and reflect, you are not alone. I truly believe that through a collaborative and supportive relationship, we can work together to help you move forward and feel more like yourself again.
I take a systemic approach to therapy, which means I don’t see problems as belonging to just one person. Instead, I like to explore patterns, relationships, beliefs, and life experiences to better understand what’s going on beneath the surface. Together, we can make sense of those patterns and find healthier, more helpful ways forward.
I am currently a graduate student in Marriage and Family Therapy at Capella University (4.0 GPA) and hold a bachelor’s degree in Marriage and Family Studies. Supporting individuals, couples, and families is something I deeply care about, as I believe we are all wired for connection, even though that connection can sometimes feel difficult.
If you’re going through a challenging time, seeking support is a strong and important step. Just as we take care of our physical health, our mental and emotional well-being deserves the same attention. I also believe in the strong connection between mind and body, and how each can impact the other.
Outside of my work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, going on walks, and watching shows, especially true crime documentaries.
If you’re ready, I would be honored to support you on your journey!
I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, you’re welcome to reach out at marjorie@talktherapyaustin.com.
JEANNINE IVEY
JEANNINE IVEY
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
When stress, anxiety, or difficult life experiences begin to impact how we think, feel, and respond, it can become harder to feel grounded, connected, and confident in navigating daily life. Whether you’re an adolescent, couple, or adult navigating anxiety, burnout, emotional overwhelm, life transitions, relationship challenges, grief, emotional regulation difficulties, or struggles with self-worth, my goal is to create a therapeutic space where you feel welcomed, supported, and understood. I also enjoy supporting neurodivergent clients and those navigating identity shifts or personal growth. Therapy can offer a space for trust, compassion, and authentic connection while helping you reconnect with yourself and build practical tools for resilience and meaningful change.
My therapeutic approach is rooted in creating a compassionate and collaborative space where clients feel supported in exploring the connections between their thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and life experiences without judgment. I draw from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), along with person-centered, trauma-informed, and strengths-based approaches, recognizing that healing is not one-size-fits-all and that each client brings their own story, resilience, and inner wisdom into the therapeutic process.
Over the past 15 years, I have worked as a special education teacher supporting children and families with diverse emotional, behavioral, and learning needs. I hold a Master of Education degree from the University of Texas in Austin in special education. This work has deeply shaped my understanding of emotional regulation, stress, neurodivergence, and the importance of creating environments where people feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow.
In addition to my work in education, I am a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) and sound healing facilitator. I have facilitated workshops and wellness experiences focused on stress reduction, emotional well-being, and nervous system support for educators, community groups, and individuals.
My style is collaborative, compassionate, and practical. Some sessions may focus on processing emotions, patterns, and relationships, while others may center on developing concrete coping strategies, emotional regulation tools, or new ways of navigating stress and life challenges.
I strive to create a therapeutic space that feels warm, grounded, and genuinely welcoming. A place where you can show up exactly as you are without fear of judgment. Building trust and emotional safety is deeply important to me, and I believe meaningful healing begins when clients feel seen, heard, and supported in authentic connection.
Outside of the therapy room, you can find me teaching yoga, facilitating sound bath experiences, and spending time with my two teenage daughters and pitbull mix Tula. I love nature, music, art, and a good dance floor.
I am currently in the final year of my graduate program and receive ongoing supervision from Angela Funke, MA, LMFT-S. I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
If you would like to schedule a consultation or learn more please reach out to me at jeannine@talktherapyaustin.com for booking.
SARAH J. CAFFEY
SARAH J. CAFFEY
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Welcome to therapy! I am so glad you’re here. Taking the step of entering therapy is huge, but one that I believe can be truly life changing. As someone who has been where you are, I never take for granted the time, effort, and financial investment you are making in yourself, and I am honored to walk this journey with you.
I believe that, at its core, therapy is about the therapeutic relationship and the rapport built between the client and counselor. I approach therapy through this relational lens, utilizing trauma, neurodivergence, and systems-informed, person-centered counseling, meeting clients where they are on their journey. I recognize that each client is an expert in their own life, and I look at every client from a bio-psycho-social-spiritual perspective because I believe that all parts of our lives can affect our overall wellness and mental health.
Though I work with all populations, I specialize in reconciling identities and their intersection with shame. My expertise spans from experience supporting queer identities to survivors of domestic violence to religious seekers and sufferers of religious trauma. I work with individuals, couples, and polycules to enhance their lives through an open and nonjudgmental exploration of all forms of sexual, gender, and relational expression. I help clients process their experiences that have impacted their lives, their relationships, and their identities, supporting them as they reconcile what they have been taught to believe instead of what is true for them. Through our genuine therapeutic relationship, we will collaboratively explore new and creative ways to navigate life’s challenges, identity reconciliation, and relationship health.
I am currently a graduate student in the Texas State University Professional Counseling Program. I am working toward my master’s degree in professional counseling with a degree emphasis in marriage, couple, and family counseling. Previously, I received a master’s degree in divinity, and I am an ordained minister. I have extensive experience working with the queer community, survivors of domestic violence, and those from a variety of religious and non-religious backgrounds. I have also worked as a life coach, hospital chaplain, and associate pastor.
As your counselor, I consider myself an advocate, a mentor, and a source of support as we work at a pace that feels comfortable and safe for you. I have a deep passion for serving others, and I believe that as we learn to accept and love ourselves, our bodies, and our identities, we create a more just world. In my free time I enjoy traveling, walking my sweet pups, reading, and sharing a great meal with my wife and loved ones. I look forward to meeting you!
If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, you’re welcome to reach out at sarah@talktherapyaustin.com.
STEPHEN HAYS
STEPHEN HAYS
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, He/Him
“Just relax, my friend. Even if there is a problem, there's a solution.”
These words, while lyrics from a Field Medic song, resonate strongly with my approach to therapy. Problems don’t exist in a bubble—they live in our relationships and histories. Therefore, I view challenges through a systemic framework, looking beyond the individual to the patterns and experiences that influence them.
I believe that therapy works best when you feel safe and understood, and that the foundation of good therapy is a relationship built on genuine trust and mutual respect. I take a collaborative, mindfulness-informed approach to therapy, helping clients bridge the gap between their thoughts, emotions, and physical responses. I work alongside you to decode these patterns, drawing from Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Narrative Therapy to explore your inner world, while utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for practical, day-to-day regulation. This integrative approach fosters the self-awareness needed to navigate life with greater clarity, confidence, and presence.
I am currently a graduate student in Lamar University’s Counseling & Development program, working toward my master’s degree in professional counseling with a degree emphasis in marriage, couple, and family counseling. I am supervised by Angela Funke, MA, LMFT-S and I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
I specialize in working with families and individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, interpersonal relationships, disordered eating, body image, attachment, boundaries and life transitions. I also have extensive experience supporting queer identities. If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, please reach out to me at stephen@talktherapyaustin.com.
RUHEE MOMIN
RUHEE MOMIN
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Hi, I’m so glad you’re here. Seeking support, especially as a couple or family, can feel vulnerable. I strive to create a warm, affirming space where you feel truly seen, heard, and respected.
I specialize in working with BIPOC individuals, couples, and families navigating trauma, relationship challenges, and intergenerational patterns. I understand that our experiences don’t happen in a vacuum. They are shaped by culture, family systems, and lived experiences, including systemic and historical stressors.
My approach is rooted in somatic and attachment-based therapy. This means we will explore not only your emotions and relationship patterns, but also how stress and trauma live in the body. This will help you build safety, connection, and emotional regulation both individually and within your relationships.
I am especially passionate about supporting BIPOC couples and families in healing attachment wounds, improving communication, and breaking generational cycles while honoring cultural values and strengths. I believe that healing can happen in relationship, and that healthy, secure connection is possible.
Therapy is not one-size-fits-all. I tailor my work to align with your unique experiences, identities, and goals, meeting you with curiosity, compassion, and cultural humility.
You deserve relationships that feel safe, connected, and fulfilling. I would be honored to support you in that journey.
I am under the supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS and I offer in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, you’re welcome to reach out at ruhee@talktherapyaustin.com.
KEVIN THOMAS
KEVIN THOMAS
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, He/Him
Kevin Thomas is a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern (LPC-Intern) in Texas supervised by Angela Funke. He is completing advanced graduate training in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas under the supervision of Angela Funke, LMFTS. He has completed focused coursework in human sexuality, multicultural counseling, counseling theories, ethics, assessment, and human development.
Kevin has more than 20 years of experience in leadership, training, education, and organizational development. He has worked in government, higher education, healthcare technology, and international education settings. Throughout his career, he has helped individuals and teams grow through training, coaching, communication, and support during times of change.
Before entering the counseling profession, Kevin held leadership and instructional roles with organizations including the Oracle America, MTX Group, and international colleges and universities. His background in adult learning and multicultural collaboration shapes his counseling approach, which focuses on respect, empathy, and building strong therapeutic relationships.
Kevin works with clients experiencing relationship concerns, identity exploration, life transitions, emotional stress, and sexuality or intimacy concerns. He uses evidence-based counseling approaches curated to each individual while maintaining a supportive and nonjudgmental environment where clients can safely explore personal growth and emotional wellness.
Kevin believes counseling should help people better understand themselves, strengthen relationships, and build healthier ways of coping and connecting with others. He is committed to ethical, culturally responsive care and values creating a counseling space where clients feel heard, respected, and supported.
Kevin is under the supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS and offers in-person and telehealth sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session.
If you’re ready to take a step toward feeling more connected and supported, you’re welcome to reach out at kevin@talktherapyaustin.com.
ASHLEY SMITH
ASHLEY SMITH
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Welcome, I’m glad you’re here! Be proud of yourself today for taking this step 💛
I’m Ashley Smith, a graduate-level intern therapist who believes healing begins with connection, understanding, and feeling safe enough to be your authentic self. Whether you’re navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, family dynamics, parenting concerns, or personal struggles, you deserve a space where your story matters and your voice is heard.
My professional experience includes working as a classroom teacher, a mental health worker in a correctional setting, an in-home mental health technician supporting children and families, and in specialized mental health hospital settings serving adolescents and veterans. These experiences have shaped my compassionate, relational approach and strengthened my commitment to helping individuals and families navigate challenges, build resilience, and create meaningful change.
I’m currently offering services for children, adolescents, individuals, couples, families, and the LGBTQ+. I strive to create an affirming, inclusive, and judgment-free space where people of all identities, backgrounds, and relationship experiences feel respected, valued, and understood. My work with couples focuses on communication, emotional connection, navigating conflict, rebuilding trust, and developing healthier relationship patterns.
I believe you are the expert on your own life. My role is to walk alongside you as we explore your experiences, recognize patterns, strengthen relationships, and work toward the changes that matter most to you. You don’t have to have everything figured out to begin, and you don’t have to navigate it all alone. Let’s work toward stronger relationships, deeper connection, and meaningful growth.
I am currently in my final year of pursuing my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University and practice as a graduate-level intern therapist at Talk Therapy Austin under the supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS.
Ready to take the first step? I’d love to connect!
Ashley.Smith@talktherapyaustin.com
Getting started:
Free 15-minute consultation
$25 per session
In-person and telehealth options available
RAMONA BROWN
RAMONA BROWN
Graduate Level Intern Therapist, She/Her
Hi, I'm Ramona Brown (she/they). Welcome to Talk Therapy Austin!
I believe counseling can be a space for curiosity, self-exploration, growth, and empowerment.
As a counseling student therapist, I work with individuals navigating life transitions, relationships, identity, and questions of meaning and purpose. Life's challenges can sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or disconnected from ourselves. Together, we can explore these experiences and rediscover the strengths and resilience that may have become buried beneath life's challenges and others' expectations.
I welcome people of all backgrounds and identities, recognizing how our culture, experiences, and sense of belonging shape the way we see ourselves and the world. My background working with survivors has deepened my understanding of the uncertainty that can follow a crisis. Every person's journey is unique, and I'm here to support you as you navigate what comes next and begin writing your next chapter.
As a heritage Spanish speaker who grew up hearing Spanish at home, I understand that language and identity don't always fit neatly into one box. I welcome Spanglish into the counseling space and encourage clients to express themselves in ways that feel familiar and authentic.
My therapeutic approach draws from existential, acceptance and commitment (ACT), and multicultural therapies. I strive to create a warm, supportive environment where you feel heard, understood, and empowered to define your own experiences. Together, we can explore emotions, relationships, patterns, and values as you move toward a life that feels meaningful, connected, and authentically yours.
Outside the therapy room, I enjoy spending time with my adult kiddo, family, and friends, listening to music, dancing, being in nature, and serving my community.
I am currently completing my master's degree in counseling at Capella University and hold a bachelor's degree in psychology from Huston-Tillotson University. I practice under the supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFT-S.
I offer in-person and virtual counseling sessions at a reduced rate of $25 per session. If you think we might be a good fit, I'd love to connect! Please email me at Ramona@talktherapyaustin.com to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation. I look forward to meeting you!
MAGDALENA RILEY, LMFT ASSOCIATE
MAGDALENA RILEY, LMFT ASSOCIATE
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, She/Her
I work with adult individuals, older teens, couples, and families, particularly those grappling with relationship issues, major transitions, grief, and anxiety. My therapeutic approach is empathetic, direct, and creative. I have a broad understanding of what constitutes normal human experience and feel profoundly nonjudgmental in the therapy room. As far as possible, I avoid pathologizing and attempt to see dilemmas in terms of movement and action. How are you talking about your story? What positions are you taking in relationships? How are you cooperating or not cooperating with problems?
Individuals
We will explore your story with mutual curiosity and create new connections between events, behaviors, thoughts, and memories so that you can move into fresh territory where new choices and avenues of action seem possible. Practicing those new choices and processing them together is a major part of what we will do in therapy.
Couples
My work with couples is focused on unearthing negative cycles that derail intimacy and trust. We often have a clear picture of how our partner is contributing to the strife, but need help understanding our own role. The goal is to soften hardened positions so that you can access your own vulnerability and experience your partner’s vulnerability again.
Magda is under the supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS and sees clients independently through her own practice Madgalena Riley Therapy. Please visit MagdalenaRiley.com or email me, magda@magdalenariley.com. I am under the supervision of Angela Funke.
Magda has limited availability to take some insurances under Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS.
BRITT CAMERON, LMFT ASSOCIATE
BRITT CAMERON, LMFT ASSOCIATE
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, They/Them
I identify as a queer, non-binary person. I also have a gender affirming certification, so I have a soft spot for the LGBTQ+ community.
I enjoy working with couples, polyamorous clients, found families & individuals ages 18 & older. At the core of my approach is a systemic, relational, feminist viewpoint.
This means that I consider social influences on mental health & behavior, including the power dynamics that are inherent in our culture.
I take a non-pathological approach to trauma, so I see challenging behaviors & thoughts as coping attempts.
My favorite modalities include Internal Family Systems therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy as well as somatic (mind-body).
Currently, I offer virtual sessions and walk & talk therapy on a sliding scale.
I am an associate level Marriage & Family therapist under the supervision of Angela Funke, LMFT-S.
Feel free to reach out if you think we might be a good fit!
Clients are seen independently through my own practice:
https://bcamerontherapy.com/
bcamerontherapy@gmail.com
979-388-4694
THéODORE HALLS, LMFT ASSOCIATE
THéODORE HALLS, LMFT ASSOCIATE
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, He/Him
Théodore E. Halls, LMFT Associate, works with individuals, couples, families, parents, and premarital couples who want to understand better what is happening beneath old patterns. He helps clients address relationship conflict, emotional distance, communication difficulties, family stress, anxiety, life transitions, grief, and concerns connected to family history or past experiences.
Therapy with Théodore is thoughtful, direct, and collaborative. He aims to understand both the immediate problem and the larger pattern keeping it in place. Sessions may involve slowing down difficult interactions, identifying what is being communicated beneath the surface, examining unsuccessful solutions, and developing clearer ways of responding to oneself and others. He values honesty, emotional awareness, and practical change without reducing people to diagnoses or simple explanations.
To learn more or to see whether working together may be a good fit, please email Théodore at theodore@atxfamilytherapy.com. You can read more about Théodore on his practice website at: atxfamilytherapy.com
Théodore has limited availability to take some insurances under Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS.
VICTORIA "TORI" DAILEY, LMFT ASSOCIATE
VICTORIA "TORI" DAILEY, LMFT ASSOCIATE
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, She/Her
Are you a couple hoping to break free from repetitive conflict loops and deepen your connection? Or perhaps you are an individual or family navigating complex dynamics, trauma, or grief? I operate from a systemic framework, meaning I believe individual challenges are deeply connected to our relationships and family structures. Rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach, I honor your unique story and adapt my therapy to fit your life and needs.
I warmly welcome individuals, couples of any makeup, and families of all configurations (ages 8 and older). I provide a neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQ+ allied, and relationship-expansive space. For couples, I focus on helping you manage conflict productively, dismantle gridlocked arguments, and rebuild a deep sense of friendship and shared meaning. For families, I focus on creating collaborative solutions, clarifying boundaries, and rewriting the old, unhelpful relational scripts that keep the family unit stuck.
In our work together, we will focus on exploring your strengths, building your self-esteem, and separating your personal identity from the heavy weight of anxiety and depression. My clinical perspective is uniquely shaped by an extensive history within the child welfare system, medical hospital settings, and adult behavioral health environments. This gives me a robust understanding of complex trauma and acute clinical needs, offering specialized expertise in supporting foster, adoptive, and blended family dynamics.
Currently, I offer online therapy sessions exclusively via telehealth. Please feel free to reach out to schedule an initial consultation so we can explore how we might work together and discuss current private-pay rates.
Victoria "Tori" Dailey is an associate-level Marriage & Family Therapist under the clinical supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFT-S.
Contact Information:
Email: vdailey01@riverflowtherapypllc.net
Phone: (830) 789-8926
Tori has limited availability to take some insurances under Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS.
ERIN BOGDANSKI, MA, LMFT
ERIN BOGDANSKI, MA, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, She/Her
Are you a parent struggling with your child, teen or college student who is struggling. OR are you also you struggling with a medical condition? Psychotherapy can assist with the healing process, prevention, and developing resilience. I bring a new perspective on combining the elements of therapy with behavior change, mindfulness, and positive psychology. Health behavior change is the first step to coping with a medical condition as well practicing stress management, coping and improving recovery. For children and teens I offer a unique Virtual Reality therapy called Thera VR, for treating depression, anxiety and trauma.
My speciality is in health psychology. I believe that many of our psychological issues derive from our body. Likewise , I believe that coping with health changes in the body affect us psychologically. I'm also an expert in Virtual Reality tele health, which our platform is evidence based and clinically proven to help reduce trauma, depression with children.
I come from a background of working with several different cultures, understand life transitions and the pressures of today's younger generation. My approach is non judgmental, strengths based, and seeing into the empowerment of your journey to heal. Life is suffering, it is how we move through it, with change, and letting go.
Erin is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in both Texas and California and sees clients independently through her own practice. You can reach Erin at (510) 948-3340 in order to schedule sessions via telehealth. Sessions are $150 for individual sessions and $250 for couple/relational sessions. Optum/United Insurance accepted.
Erin is under the clinical supervision of Angela Funke, MA, LMFTS in Texas.
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