Services
Support that meets you where you are—whether you're 7, 17, or somewhere in between.
At Zoey’s Friends, we offer individual and group therapy for children, teens, young adults, and parents. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, emotional overwhelm, big transitions, or the daily challenges of growing up and parenting, we’re here to walk alongside you with honesty, empathy, and just the right tools.
We integrate talk therapy, play therapy, creative interventions, and animal-assisted counseling—with Zoey the therapy dog—when it fits the client’s needs.
Therapy for Children
Play is how children make sense of the world—and in therapy, it becomes a powerful tool for growth. Sessions with children are grounded in play therapy, using toys, art, music, and games to help kids express feelings, build skills, and feel safe.
Common Challenges We Support:
Social skills & friendships
Emotional regulation
Anxiety & depression
ADHD
Limits, boundaries, & problem-solving
Self-esteem
Transitions & moves
Trauma & grief
Parental separation/divorce
Chronic Illness
Therapy for Young Adults (18–30)
Being a young adult is often messy, confusing, and overwhelming. Whether you're in school, building a career, navigating independence, or dealing with relationships, therapy can be a place to slow down, reflect, and find your footing.
Common Challenges We Support:
Life transitions & identity
Stress, burnout & lack of motivation
Anxiety, depression, & emotional regulation
Navigating relationships & communication
Grief, trauma, & family dynamics
ADHD in adulthood
Boundaries, self-trust, and confidence
Chronic Illness
Therapy for Teens
Adolescence can feel like a rollercoaster. Therapy offers a steady space to process it all—identity, friendships, emotions, and the pressure to figure things out. Teens are met with respect and authenticity, and Zoey often helps create a safe, calm atmosphere to open up.
Common Challenges We Support:
Anxiety & depression
Self-esteem & self-worth
High Performance/Perfectionism
Peer and family relationships
Transitions & moves
Grief, trauma, & parental divorce
College/career stress
ADHD & executive functioning
Problem-solving & emotion regulation
Chronic Illness
Parent Support & Coaching
Parenting can be overwhelming, especially when your child or teen is struggling. These sessions are designed just for you—to give you space to process, reflect, and feel more confident in your role. Together, we’ll explore what’s working, what feels hard, and what support looks like for your unique family.
Common Parent Concerns We Support:
Communication with your child or teen
Boundaries & discipline strategies
Emotional regulation at home
Teen experimentation & peer challenges
ADHD, tantrums, & behavioral needs
Parental pressure, guilt, and burnout
Finding connection in everyday chaos
Navigating Chronic Illness
Group Therapy
We offer group therapy for children, teens, young adults, and parents throughout the year. Groups are a powerful way to reduce isolation, build community, and explore shared struggles in a supportive space.
Benefits of group therapy:
Feeling less alone
Practicing social and emotional skills
Supporting and being supported
Learning from others' experiences
Finding hope when things feel heavy
Telehealth Services
Online sessions are available for teens, young adults, and parents located in Texas. These sessions are just as personalized and connective—delivered from the comfort of your home.
School Advocacy & Support
Navigating the school system can be confusing and overwhelming—especially when your child needs extra support. With my background as a school counselor, I help parents understand and navigate the 504, special education (SpEd), and school-based counseling processes.
I offer consultation and advocacy support around:
Preparing for ARD or 504 meetings
Understanding school evaluations and accommodations
Clarifying parent rights and school obligations
Collaborating with school teams to support your child’s emotional and academic growth
You don’t have to figure it all out alone—I’m here to help you feel informed, prepared, and empowered when working with your child’s school.