Therapy in Fort Worth, TX
Find a therapist in Fort Worth, TX.
Our Fort Worth office is on Bryant Irvin Court, minutes from the Cultural District, TCU, and the I-30 / Chisholm Trail Parkway interchange. Our clinicians here offer individual therapy, couples work, and care for adolescents and young adults across west Fort Worth.
Fort Worth office
4700 Bryant Irvin Court, Suite 303Fort Worth, TX 76107
Parking
Free surface parking on-site, directly in front of the building. Easy access from I-30 and Bryant Irvin Road.
Why clients choose this office
- Local west-side Fort Worth office — no driving across DFW for in-person sessions.
- Clinicians who work with TCU students, young professionals, couples, and parents of school-age kids.
- Telehealth available for clients in Fort Worth, Arlington, and the surrounding Tarrant County area.
Areas we serve from Fort Worth
Cultural DistrictTCU / University areaWestover HillsRidglea HillsArlington HeightsCrestwoodMira Vista
Therapists in Fort Worth
Filter all providers →6 clinicians see clients in Fort Worth.
Valerie Dunn, LPC-Associate
Supervised by Dr. Katerina Nair
Lex Vriend, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Rebecca Bailey, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Rebecca Harris-Jaimes, M.S., LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor & Registered Play Therapist
Sara Folsom-Thelier, LMFT-Associate
Supervised by Dr. James Parker
Joshua Pohl, LPC-Associate
Supervised by Dr. Wendy Bates
Frequently asked — Fort Worth
Common questions about therapy in Fort Worth.
- Where is your Fort Worth therapy office located?
- 4700 Bryant Irvin Court, Suite 303, Fort Worth, TX 76107 — off I-30 near the Cultural District and TCU, with free surface parking in front of the building.
- Do your Fort Worth therapists work with TCU students and young adults?
- Yes. Several of our Fort Worth clinicians have specific experience with college students, young professionals, and the life transitions that come with both.
- Are couples and family sessions available in the Fort Worth office?
- Yes. Our Fort Worth team includes therapists trained in couples counseling and family work, in person or via telehealth.
- Can I see a Fort Worth therapist by telehealth?
- Yes. Fort Worth clinicians offer secure video sessions for clients located anywhere in Texas — often a good fit for parents, students, or anyone with a tight schedule.