Garrett Craver

Garrett Craver is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) Supervisor with nearly two decades of experience spanning counseling, behavioral health leadership, crisis services, and community mental health. He supports individuals facing depression, anxiety, stress, self-esteem concerns, major life transitions, relationship and communication challenges, workplace difficulties, social isolation, and the weight of guilt, shame, or uncertainty about purpose and direction.

His style is compassionate and practical, with a focus on helping people make sense of their emotions and recognize patterns that may be keeping them stuck. Garrett works collaboratively with clients to build healthier ways to cope, think, relate to others, and move forward. He also has experience helping people navigate panic symptoms, shifts in mood, impulsivity, and the growth pains that can come with meaningful personal change.

Raised in Port Neches, Garrett graduated from PN-G High School and went on to Lamar University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Biology. He later completed a Master of Education in Counseling and Development, as well as a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Leadership. Across his career, he has held clinical and leadership roles in outpatient mental health, crisis services, case management, psychiatric services, grant-funded behavioral health programs, and hospital-based behavioral health care.

Garrett’s perspective is also shaped by his Christian faith. When clients want it, he can integrate a Christian-informed viewpoint in a thoughtful, respectful way. For every client, his aim is to meet them where they are, honor their beliefs and lived experiences, and walk alongside them toward healing, clarity, and lasting personal growth. Outside of counseling, he is married with two children and serves in his local church as a Deacon and Associate Youth Minister. He also enjoys reading, hunting, and fixing things.