Mental Health Counselors
All of our current counselors with openings are provisionally licensed or are graduate-level interns. They are supervised by fully licensed therapists.
Amy Hoffman
(She/Her)
Associate Therapist
Offers: Individual Therapy
Accepting New Clients
Virtual Only
Amy Hoffman, Lmsw : Individual Therapy
Amy is an engaged and compassionate therapist who believes therapy can help you order your inner world so you are less buffeted by anxiety, acute stress, health problems, depression or simply taking in the headlines.
We often fear the strength of our emotions and avoid them, and then miss the valuable information and energy those emotions can provide.
Amy’s professional background is in hospice work. She also had a cancer diagnosis and knows how scary a crisis is, as well as what a catalyst for growth it can be. Amy would be honored to meet with you, hoping to hear you with her whole self with the goal of getting someplace new. “Most of what we say to ourselves are things we already know. Therapy can be about discovering what we know just beyond our current awareness.”
Amy is currently supervised by Tammy Brown, LCSW-S
Tryna Jackson
(she/her)
Associate Therapist
Offers: Individual Therapy
Waitlist for new clients
Virtual Only
Tryna Jackson, LPC-A: Individual Therapy
Tryna uses a person-centered approach. Her view is that you are the expert in your life and her role is to collaborate and support you as you listen to your inner voice!
Tryna works with all types of folks who may need assistance with boundaries, anxiety, personal relationships, adjustment problems, life transitions, and relationship issues. It is Tryna's priority to create a safe and supportive space for you to be vulnerable and process your feelings. She views therapy as a powerful tool that can be used to gain a deeper understanding of oneself and open doors to a more fulfilling and peaceful life.
Tryna is originally from Fort Worth, Texas. She received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology at Texas State University and her Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University. Outside of therapy, she enjoys spending time with loved ones and her dogs Growlithe and Gible.
Tryna is currently supervised by Casey Davids LPC-S
Sydney Kingsberg (She/her)
Associate Therapist, Virtual Only
Offers : Individual Therapy
Accepting new clients
Virtual Only
Sydney Kingsberg, LMSW : Individual Therapy
Sydney is a non-judgmental, caring therapist who uses a healing-centered approach. In therapy, Sydney guides individuals to deepen their self-awareness and affirm their needs, wants, and desires are worthy of respect. Sydney approaches her work with clients holistically. She integrates evidence-based approaches such as mindfulness, DBT, yoga, neuroscience, and CBT. Sydney is EMDR trained and has experience working with those experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and burnout. She also has experience working with members of the LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent population.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time running, practicing yoga, and hanging out with her cat, Frodo.
Sydney has a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of California at Berkeley and a Master’s in Clinical Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin. Sydney is supervised by Megan Coit, LCSW-S.
coming soon
Student Intern (Counselor-in-Training)
Offers: Individual Therapy
Virtual Only
Coming soon, counselor-in-training: individual therapy
Meet our new therapist intern in January!
coming soon
Student Intern (Counselor-in-Training)
Offers: Individual Therapy
Virtual Only
Coming soon, counselor-in-training: individual therapy
Meet our new therapist intern in June!
David Burks
(He/Him)
Therapist
Offers : Individual Therapy
Not taking new clients at this time
David Burks, LCsw : Individual Therapy
We can’t get around suffering sometimes in this life, but we can learn to live with dignity and grace, and we can know joy. Whether you are having questions of a spiritual nature, feeling stuck in your life, or needing to be free of deep and abiding pain, David stands ready to walk with you on the path of healing.
In his approach, David draws from attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology, and experiential, psychodynamic therapies. He is a long-time meditator and has taught mindfulness in hospital and university settings. His style is warm, relational, and present-centered, and he has experience with people suffering from trauma, depression, anxiety, addiction, and spiritual crisis, with a special focus on spiritual growth.
David is a native Texan and a long-time Austinite.