Therapy: Why Is It Important?
Therapy offers structured support for understanding how emotional stress, life experiences, and relationships affect mental well-being. It creates space to examine patterns that develop over time and to learn more effective ways of responding when challenges feel overwhelming or hard to navigate alone.
For many individuals and families, therapy also provides an opportunity to explore how identity, family history, and social conditions influence emotional health. The work is guided and intentional, with a focus on insight, accountability, and changes that support healthier relationships and day-to-day functioning.
SERVICES
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
$25 - Graduate Intern | $50 - LMSW/LPC-A
Individual therapy involves guided clinical work that helps individuals examine emotional patterns, stress responses, and behaviors that interfere with daily functioning or well-being. Sessions are structured to support insight, emotional regulation, and intentional change related to concerns such as burnout, grief, parenting stress, identity concerns, and relationship challenges.
FAMILY & COUPLES THERAPY
$40 - Graduate Intern | $65 - LMSW/LPC-A
Family and couples therapy address relational patterns that contribute to ongoing conflict, disconnection, or difficulty navigating change. Sessions focus on how communication and roles develop within relationships and how these dynamics affect emotional safety and understanding between people.
GROUP THERAPY
$15 per week
An 8-week skills & processing group that explores the impact of childhood trauma on adult relationships and attachment patterns.
*Contact our office at 832-536-5948 or community@theallice.org for group requirements and intake appointment request.
INSURANCE ACCEPTED BY LMSW/LPC-A
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, CIGNA
*We cannot bill insurance for services provided by graduate interns
The ALLICE Collective believes in fostering the next generation of mental health professionals.
Working with Graduate Counseling Interns
Counseling services at The ALLICE Collective are provided by graduate-level clinicians completing advanced training in counseling or social work. Interns provide care within a structured clinical setting and do not practice independently.
All clinical work is supported through ongoing supervision with licensed mental health professionals. This supervision ensures care is ethical, consistent, and responsive to the needs of the individuals and families we serve.