Find the right somatic therapist in Upper Kirby of Houston, TX

Tiffany Berry

My approach to therapy: I'll help you address internal and relationship conflict. We'll explore desires, needs, thoughts, and emotions. I like using somatic work to connect clients to their bodies. We can include even expressive arts activities. (No artistic skills needed!)

Philip Valentinetti

My approach to therapy: You can only talk about what you're aware of. My goal is to help you increase awareness of yourself, unresolved experiences, and habitual patterns that get in your way and keep you feeling the way you do. I integrate Gestalt Therapy, EMDR, and somatic approaches to help move issues that may be resistant to traditional talk therapy.

Sarah McGinnis

My approach to therapy: I interweave treatment modalities in a warm and caring way that creates an atmosphere of unconditional acceptance which is tempered by the ability to challenge clients for optimal growth. I believe that the best answers arise from within the client, while also knowing that the right insight at the right time can support psychological and spiritual growth.

Melissa Haney

My approach to therapy: During our work together you’ll find I’m flexible in my approach. It’s especially true in therapy sessions that “one-size-fits-all” is not an acceptable way to heal.

Wendy Contreras

My approach to therapy: My approach to counseling is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based care. I integrate CBT, mindfulness-based strategies, and trauma-informed therapy to help clients better understand their thoughts, emotions, and nervous system responses so they can feel more confident and in control again.

Louise Houchin

My approach to therapy: I use a relational and collaborative style and a combination of evidence-based, trauma-informed cognitive-behavioral therapy, expressive arts, somatic approaches, internal family systems, and mindfulness-based techniques to connect you with your body, mind, and spirit. I use a psychodynamic lens to track where issues may appear in the family system. ​

Julia Brown

My approach to therapy: My approach isn’t about giving you a one-size-fits-all plan or being a blank slate. It’s about getting curious together, finding what feels true for you, and building tools that actually fit your life. Healing, to me, is less about “fixing” and more about reconnecting with yourself, your needs, and the relationships that matter most.

Hannah Oran

My approach to therapy: it includes a person-centered and strengths-based philosophy that is trauma-informed. As an eclectivist, my approach includes multiple modalities, including existential therapy, mindfulness, somatic practices, CBT & humanistic approach.

Dr. Michelle Davis

My approach to therapy: I help high‑achieving women make sense of overwhelm, anxiety, and relationship patterns in a space that feels private, steady, and deeply supportive. You’ll be met with expertise, nuance, and genuine care.

Ellen Payne

My approach to therapy: I am here for YOU. Your past does not define you and I believe everyone deserves to feel better. I am a person-centered, trauma-focused, psychodynamic therapist, which is just a fancy way of saying that I believe your experience is most important.