Emily Watson Counseling
Serving all of TEXAS Online
Life can feel different than it does today.
I never saw it coming.
I was good until ___.
Time hasn’t healed my pain.
I’m overwhelmed by feelings of sadness, anxiety, or anger.
I struggle with ___.
Any of these sound familiar?
If so, you’re in the right place.
Life is fragile and sometimes unpredictable. Unexpected or painful experiences can alter your life in profound ways. Whether your wound is new or old, counseling can help.
Emily Watson, MA, LMFT, GC-C
You don’t have to go through it alone. I offer a therapeutic space dedicated to your personal wellbeing.
It would be my honor to join with you as you move through your struggles and experience more self-acceptance, peace, fulfillment, connection, or healing.
Online Counseling Services
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Individual Counseling
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Virtual EMDR
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Couples Counseling
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Family Counseling
“Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible” Helen Keller
Specialties
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Grief & Loss
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Trauma | PTSD
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Brain Injury
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Anxiety & Depression
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Change & Growth
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RATES
- Initial Consultation: Free.
- Individual Counseling Session: $100.00
- Couple and Family Counseling Session: $125.00
Reduced Rate. A reduced rate may be available. Visit the Open Path Collective for more information. Income restrictions apply.
PAYMENT
Visa, Mastercard, Debit Card, Health Savings Card
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In-Network (PPO Only)
Aetna (Texas, California, & Nevada Residents)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Blue Shield of California
Cigna (Texas, California, Nevada)
United HealthCare (Texas Residents Only)
I am unable to accept Medicare.
Explore my blog.
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Grief
Grief is the natural and “normal” response to loss. Grief is the day-to-day experiencing of the loss. That includes your feelings, your thoughts and how you get through the day/night.
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Grief & Holding Space
Grievers often need someone to be present and bear witness to the pain, tears, and memories. They need someone to hold space for them.
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Someone I Love is Dying: Anticipatory Grief
Grief does not wait until after death when someone is terminally ill. Grief can begin when there is a diagnosis. Grief that happens before…
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Family Estrangement
Social media is filled with idealized images of families. You’ve probably never seen pictures of a family in conflict or struggling – there are no unfiltered images of tear-streaked…
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Change, Personal Growth, and Loss
It is quite common for us to think about our identities as “fixed”. However, subtle changes may be occurring over time without our…
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Relationship Changes after Brain Injury
Has your relationship changed since the brain injury? If you answered yes, you are not alone. Many couples report significant changes in…
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Trauma and Grief: The Family Lifeboat
Maria Trozzi, Talking with Children About Loss, uses the metaphor of lifeboat to help families better understand the need to include…
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Severe Brain Injury and Family Experiences
A few researchers sat with families and interviewed them about their experiences following a severe brain injury…
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My loved one’s brain injury has changed me.
Families face many, many changes following a brain injury. The changes can be significant and dramatic. Your loved one’s brain injury can…
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Brain Injury and Family Grief
A severe brain injury is one of the most devastating events that a family can experience. Losses are multi-layered and complex. Changes in your family member can be profound enough…
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Grief: What the Research Says
Ever wondered what the research says about grief and bereavement? As it turns out, the things that we’ve learned from research are interesting.
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Brain Injury - Layers of Loss and Change
Feelings of sadness, frustration, and loss are common. Most likely, you know firsthand just how complex and multi-layered the losses are after…
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Grief and Children
Children grieve death and non-death losses just like adults. And like adults, each child’s way of grieving is unique. A child’s grief response is influenced by the child’s personality…
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Grief: One Man’s Personal Account
“I'm old. What that means is that I've survived (so far) and a lot of people I've known and loved did not. I've lost friends, grandparents, mom…
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Brain Injury, Couples, and Emotion
A brain injury happens to both people in a relationship. Your lives have changed in an instant. You have both experienced a traumatic…
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Grief and Continuing Bonds
Many people have been taught that moving forward after the death of a loved one means severing their connection. However, this idea has been revisited and challenged by…
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Common Changes after Brain Injury
Families may be acutely aware of changes in their loved one after brain injury. Symptoms vary, depending on many factors including the…
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Brain Injury Happens to Families
Depending on the severity of the brain injury, some individuals recover after a relatively rather brief period, while others may require lifelong…
Questions?
Visit my FAQs page for general questions.
For more specific questions, send me a quick message. I’m happy to answer your questions.
Communication is not monitored outside office hours or when in session. Please contact the appropriate person/agency for emergency or crisis situations.