East Dallas Therapy services

Individual Counseling
For Adults
At East Dallas Therapy, we know that facing your own pain can be scary, but we believe that you can grow beyond those places where you are stuck. You may want to work on coping with stress or parenting from a place of peace. Or you might need to process your faith and doubt or have a more fulfilling marriage. We’ll help you find that voice inside that is telling you what you need. Whatever you come in with, we will discover together what is holding you back so that you can grow into a happier, more hopeful life.
Currently Accepting New Clients
Meet the team that makes East Dallas Therapy a wonderful community of therapists below.

what happens in a session
The first intake session is $175 for all new clients. Session fees vary with each therapist.
Morgan Myers, LPC $150
Kate Miller, LPC $150
Summer Greenlee, LPC $150
Stacey Shoemaker, LCSW $150
We accept FSA and HSA, credit cards, cash, or check. We do not accept insurance. However depending on insurance benefits many of our clients are able to get reimbursed for session fees through their insurance company. We can explain more when we meet with you. You can also Read more about this here.
You explore past hurt and trauma and find a way through it. You begin to move beyond the self criticism that holds you back.
You understand your needs and begin to ask for what you want in your marriage, work and with family.
You talk through the identity shift that happens when you become a mother, and process your pregnancy, birth story, and postpartum feelings.
You process past rejection, the need to perform, and legalism from the church. Talk through your doubts about faith, deconstruct it and decide what you want to carry with you.
Assessments
ADHD, Anxiety, depression, Grief, and for kids ages 7-14
At East Dallas Therapy we want to help families assess their children in a comprehensive, warm, and supportive way. Whether your child is diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety or you need more information about intellectual abilities, we have the tools needed to help your child flourish.
As family therapists, we have seen the labels put on children and how those labels follow them socially and academically. Diagnosis is typically done by a pediatrician, psychiatrist or psychologist who may have limited time to spend with the child.
In our practice we think we’re in a unique position as family counselors to give you and your child the attention you need to provide an in-depth evaluation and assessment. We can assess for ADHD, child anxiety and depression. We also do IQ testing as part of the assessment process (many schools require this as part of the diagnostic report). After we provide an assessment we coach parents to help kids learn to express, identify and regulate their emotions.


child and adolescent counseling
Ages 3+
Clients often come to us when their children are having big feelings that they’re having a hard time understanding and dealing with. My specialties include big life transitions – such as the birth or adoption of a sibling, a move or change of schools or the loss of an important person in a child’s life. I love talking with kids about adjusting to a new diagnosis or ongoing physical or intellectual difference in a child. Sometimes we deal with recovery from a traumatic event or ongoing traumatic situations like abuse or neglect. My goal is to help children learn emotional regulation and give them the coping skills they need to thrive in life.

what happens in a session
Kate’s Fees
The first intake session is $170 and any subsequent sessions are $150. We accept FSA and HSA, credit cards, cash, or check. We do not accept insurance, however depending on your insurance benefits you may still be able to reimburse your sessions using “out of network” coverage.
You build a stronger connection with your child.
You get a sounding board for all of your parenting questions and concerns.
Your child has someone they trust to talk to and vent what they’re feeling.
Your child learns more coping skills for their big feelings.
Your child has a safe place to practice calming their emotions, asking for what they need, and more.
