Chris Goetz

Chris Goetz, LPC, is a Texas-licensed professional counselor whose early clinical training focused on premarital and marriage counseling, an area she continues to value in her work. She brings 16 years of experience and offers support to individuals and couples navigating complex emotional and relational concerns, including stress and anxiety, relationship strain, addiction, trauma and abuse, depression, grief, and family and parenting challenges.

Her practice includes extensive experience with severe trauma and emotional abuse, co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns, and dissociative, borderline, and other personality-related patterns. She has also worked with people exiting the sex industry and is comfortable working with individuals from many cultural backgrounds. Chris approaches therapy as a place to look beneath surface symptoms, identify painful patterns, and strengthen a person’s ability to move forward with clarity and stability.

Her work is trauma-informed and person-centered, drawing from psychodynamic principles and often integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based skills. She adapts her style to each client’s needs and goals. Chris is a certified revisioning practitioner, a structured approach used for grief resolution and ego-integration, and she is certified by the FBI National Academy in resiliency training. She also provides critical incident and mental health orientation trainings for local police departments in the Metroplex. Above all, she views therapy as a collaborative partnership and considers it a privilege to support clients as they work toward greater wholeness.