Dr. Joseph Kenneally is a Doctor of Psychology and a licensed psychologist in Texas with more than 20 years of clinical practice. He has training and degrees in counseling psychology, marriage and family therapy, and general psychology, and brings that educational background to his therapeutic work.

His experience includes clinical training in EMDR and post-modern therapies, including narrative and solution-focused approaches. He completed his graduate studies at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, a Catholic university noted for its leadership in training culturally sensitive psychologists, and he fulfilled his doctoral internship in the Mental Health wing at Hazelden, the world’s oldest treatment facility for addictions.

Dr. Kenneally has undertaken extensive personal therapy and draws on that experience in supporting those he sees. He is a father and a grandfather of two great-grandchildren, and he brings both professional and personal perspectives to his work.

He describes his approach as Jungian-oriented – viewing therapy as a deeply individual journey of change and healing. In his view, clients explore what no longer serves them and experiment with patterns that work better, with skilled therapeutic support helping to accelerate that process of movement toward a more satisfying life.

Although the therapeutic journey can be hopeful, he acknowledges it is often frightening and painful. When progress stalls, it commonly shows up as symptoms such as depression or anxiety, and effective support aims to reduce that suffering and help people reach a better place. Because relationships play a central role in many lives, improving interpersonal connections is a common focus for people who seek therapy, and this is an area well aligned with Dr. Kenneally’s therapeutic orientation.

He is licensed to practice psychology in Texas (license number 34349) and offers clinical care shaped by two decades of experience and a background in both traditional and contemporary therapeutic methods.