Life is full of challenges, whether expected or unexpected.  Many times those challenges cause us to doubt ourselves and others, lose hope, lose confidence, and even lose faith. Many times our perceptions lead us down a road that we never anticipated to travel upon. Mysti's passion is to help individuals find their inner strength and confidence to move through their emotional experiences.      

Mysti counsels adolescents (16+) and adults. She treats individuals walking with depression & anxiety, grief and loss, self worth and identity, communication, relationship issues, navigating health concerns (i.e. breast cancer), along with the unavoidable life transitions.

Since earning her degree from Dallas Baptist University in 2011, Mysti has had the opportunity to work for two non-profit agencies: The Samaritan Inn, a transitional homeless shelter for residents of Collin County and Child & Family Guidance Center, an agency providing mental health services to children, individuals, and families. Mysti has also had the opportunity to work in an inpatient psychiatric treatment facility working with adolescents and adults struggling with severe depression, anxiety, addiction, and suicidal/ homicidal ideation. 

Mysti is also a board certified LPC-Supervisor who enjoys working with LPC-Associates to help them grow professionally.