Holly Stone

Holly Stone approaches therapy with the belief that life is both endlessly beautiful and complex. She helps clients connect with their strengths while developing a clearer understanding of their challenges. As a licensed clinical social worker (UT LCSW 10953822-3501) with eight years of experience, she emphasizes practical tools that can be applied in everyday life to better manage change, relationship difficulties, trauma, depression, anxiety, and personality disorders.

Her style is collaborative. Holly works alongside clients to examine recurring patterns of thought and behavior, drawing on DBT, CBT, and mindfulness techniques to build insight and skills. She focuses on concrete strategies that support more effective navigation of transitions and interpersonal stressors.

Holly enjoys working with adolescents and young adults who are facing school and career stress, transitioning into adulthood, or adapting to new environments. She brings a laid-back, open-minded, and accepting presence to sessions and offers an affirming, liberal perspective as a female, gay therapist.

Through conversation and experiential exercises she guides clients toward greater self-awareness, improved emotional balance, and clearer direction. Her aim is to walk beside clients as they learn to better understand and care for themselves, bringing curiosity and a sense of humor to the therapeutic process.