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Meet the Team in Grapevine, Texas
Carrie Coplen, MS, LPC, NCC
Nationally Certified Counselor.
Specializing in individuals, couples, trauma, ADHD, and life transitions. Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 and Level 2 Trained and EMDR, CBT, CBT-Insomnia, and ADHD Trained.
Carrie's professional journey began with several years as a certified public school teacher in Florida, where she worked with children and young adults. Following this period, she made a transition out of the workforce to focus on raising her children, a decision that exposed her to the challenges and anxieties often associated with life's crossroads.
Having experienced firsthand the impact of significant life changes, Carrie recognizes the importance of positive mental health support during such transitions. This realization fueled her commitment to providing professional counseling, aiming to empathetically assist individuals in developing positive mental health strategies that enhance their self-worth and overall happiness.
Carrie specializes in various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Gottman-style couples therapy. Additionally, she is trained in EMDR trauma therapy, widely recognized as an effective approach for trauma treatment. Beyond her extensive training, it's essential to highlight that Carrie genuinely loves her work and values her connection with clients.
Covering an age range from 14 years old through adulthood, Carrie's focus encompasses child development, parenting, and helping clients navigate through challenges such as trauma, life transitions, anxiety, and depression. Her educational background includes a Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the Texas Tech University Health Science Center.
Carrie charges $150 per session.
Sara Galaso, MA, LMSW
Supervised by Sophie Schauermann, MSW, LCSW
CBT Trained and EMDR Trained utilizing Somatic Methods.
Specializing in trauma, grief, addiction, parenting, and faith struggles. Works with teens-adults.
Sara helps provide a safe space for individuals to explore the factors hindering their progress in life. When individuals feel hopeless and defeated because certain patterns seem insurmountable, Sara offers support throughout the journey of understanding and self-acceptance. She advocates for fierce self-compassion while guiding them through the awareness of old wounds. Sara acknowledges the courage required to confront self-sabotaging behaviors like addiction, emotional dysregulation, racing thoughts, and hypervigilance, and she stands ready to assist. She also has special training and knowledge when it comes t working specifically with the male population.
With expertise in addressing addictions, personality disorders, family of origin issues, and codependency, Sara collaborates with individuals on a joint venture of self-discovery. She believes in the healing capacity of individuals, guiding them to rediscover their true selves and establish meaningful relationships. Witnessing the transformative process is a profound honor for Sara.
Her objective is to deliver personalized therapy, incorporating psychoeducation, mindfulness practices, and enhanced coping skills to reconnect individuals with their authentic selves. Sara firmly believes in the inherent power within each person to grow and lead a more purposeful life.
Sara is also deeply passionate about ending generational trauma and breaking unhealthy patterns in family relationships. With specialized training in navigating grief and loss resulting from significant life changes such as death, divorce, infertility, and faith deconstruction, Sara is committed to facilitating healing and positive transformation.
Sara charges $150 per session.
Cindy Larson, MS, LPC, NCC
Specializing in children-adults
CBT Trained, DBT Trained, EMDR Trained, and Play Therapy Trained
Are you feeling overwhelmed by anxiety that won’t seem to quiet down?
Do you find yourself stuck in patterns of overthinking, self-doubt, or exhaustion?
Has your story been shaped by trauma in ways that still feel heavy?
Are you navigating a life transition, wondering who you are now and what comes
next? If this feels familiar, it may be a sign that you’ve been carrying more than you
should have to carry alone. You don’t have to navigate it all by yourself.
I work with individuals who are facing anxiety, depression, the effects of past
trauma, and the challenges that come with various life stages and changes.
Together, we create a space where you can slow down, gain clarity, and develop a
deeper understanding of yourself with greater compassion.
In addition to general mental health counseling, I have specialized expertise in
women's issues, helping them navigate life transitions, identity, relationships, and
the unique pressures they face. I also work extensively with parents, caregivers,
siblings, and family members managing the complex challenges of supporting a
loved one with special needs.
Cindy charges $150 per session.
Dr. Angela Martilik PhD, LPC-S
On-Site Supervisor
Dr. Martilik brings 20 years of experience to the practice. Her educational background includes a B.A. in psychology from Stephen F. Austin State University, an M.A. in counseling psychology from Texas Womans University, and a PhD in Forensic Psychology from Walden University. She is our onsite supervisor and consults with our therapists on staff.
Angela views therapy as a mutual relationship that provides the client with a safe and empowering environment. Her goal is to partner with clients to heal past hurts, manage life's challenges, and thrive in life. She wants you to have a life you value and that you are excited to live. She works with therapists to help their clients find the root of the issues they want to resolve, and then find ways to improve them.
If you are a therapist looking for supervision, you can reach out to Angela by emailing: angela.martilik@gmail.com for rates and information.
Meet the Team in Louisville, Colorado
Cheyenne Morris MS, LCSW
Speciliaizing in anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, trauma, family conflict, self harm, school stress, and identity concerns.
Cheyenne Morris is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addiction Counselor Candidate who works with children, adolescents, young adults, and families navigating emotional, relational, and developmental challenges. She takes a warm, collaborative, and strengths based approach, helping clients build emotional awareness, resilience, and meaningful connection in their lives and relationships.
Cheyenne specializes in working with anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, trauma, family conflict, self harm, school stress, and identity concerns. She also supports adolescents and families affected by substance use, helping rebuild parent child relationships and strengthen family functioning both during and after recovery. She works with parents and caregivers on parenting stress, guilt, co parenting challenges, and family transitions both with and without their children present. Family systems work is central to her approach, and she is especially passionate about supporting adoptive, foster, blended, and co parenting families.
Her clinical work is integrative and individualized, drawing from Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and family systems therapy. She is certified in DC:0 5 through ZERO TO THREE and trained in Marsha Linehan informed DBT approaches for adolescents and families.
Cheyenne earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Eastern Illinois University and her Master of Social Work from the University of Wisconsin Madison. She previously worked in Child Protective Services and across inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient settings, which informs her thoughtful approach to risk assessment and level of care decision making.
She provides affirming, inclusive care and welcomes clients of all identities, backgrounds, and family structures.
Cheyenne charges $175 per session.