You've done everything right. So why does something still feel missing?
Depth-oriented therapy for high-achieving women of color who are ready to stop performing and start feeling like themselves
Virtual across Texas · In-person in Kyle, TX
You look fine on paper. Good job, good relationships, life mostly working. But underneath all of it, there's an exhaustion you can't quite explain. You're tired of being the strong one. Tired of performing. Tired of getting close to people and still feeling alone.
You've tried to think your way through it. You're self-aware enough to know something's off. But knowing it hasn't made it stop.
This isn't symptom management. This is depth work.
A lot of therapy focuses on what you're doing and how to do it differently. I'm interested in why — why the patterns keep showing up, why the relationships feel the same, why you can achieve everything and still not feel like enough.
I work from a psychodynamic, relational framework. That means we go back to understand how you got here. We look at the thread connecting your past to your present. We make the work come alive — not just intellectually, but emotionally, in your body, in real time.
And the relationship between us? That itself is part of the healing.
This work takes time. Most clients commit to 6 months or more. If you're looking for a quick fix, I'm probably not your therapist. If you're ready for the real thing — I'd love to talk.
Hi, I’m Tyler!
I'm a therapist based in Kyle, Texas, and I work with women, virtually across Texas and in person on Mondays, who are ready to understand themselves at a deeper level.
I work primarily from a contemporary psychodynamic and relational framework, integrated with AEDP and NARM. In plain language: we go back to understand how you got here, we make the feelings come alive in real time, and the relationship between us becomes part of how you heal.
As a Black woman, I understand what it means to navigate a world that wasn't built with you in mind. You won't have to explain yourself from scratch here. I already understand the texture of that experience.
Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Supervised by Dr. Jaime Telfeyan, LPC-S
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Real answers to the questions most people are thinking but haven't asked yet.
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My standard fee is $150 for weekly individual sessions, and $225 for deep dive extended sessions or biweekly care.
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I don’t accept insurance at this time. I’m a private pay provider, which means we’re not limited by diagnosis requirements, session caps, or what your insurance decides is “medically necessary.” That gives us the freedom to focus on you — your story, your patterns, your healing — not just surface-level symptom relief.
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Yes! I offer in-person therapy on Mondays in Kyle, TX.
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Before we meet, I’ll send you secure online paperwork so we can dive in with clarity. In our first session, we’ll go over informed consent, boundaries, and expectations—and then we begin getting to know each other. I’ll ask about your story, your goals, and what’s felt hard to say out loud. The pace is gentle and collaborative.
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If you're reading this page and something is resonating — that's usually a sign. You don't have to be in crisis to start therapy. You just have to be curious and willing to go slow. The consultation is a chance to talk through where you are and whether this feels like a fit. No pressure, no commitment.
Ready to stop managing and start healing?
The consultation is a 15-minute phone call — no pressure, no commitment. We'll talk about what you're carrying, what you're looking for, and whether this work feels aligned.
Virtual across Texas · In-person Mondays in Kyle, TX · $150/session · Private pay
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