Cotey Bowman, LPC
Cotey is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who enjoys helping adult men as they navigate current and past problematic life issues. Using an approach that looks into early attachments for discerning current negative self thoughts and behaviors, Cotey supports his clients with compassion and empathy in helping clients discover positive change through the therapeutic process.
Cotey specializes in counseling male adults and couples. He is trained as a level 1 Restoration Therapist. This approach uses attachment, mindfulness, and experiential interventions focusing on developmental relationships and how they affect the person/couple currently by leading to negative ways of coping. Here, Cotey looks at possible past trauma and its influence on a negative sense of self. He also integrates heavily with Existential and Inner Child Model based therapies.
Cotey obtained his MA in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary.
- Issues Treated: sexual addiction/problematic behavior, infidelity, relationship issues, communication problems, intimacy dysfunction, anxiety, depression, family of origin trauma, divorce, grief, life transitions, self esteem, parenting, and faith based/spiritual issues.
Cotey is in network with the following insurance providers: click here to learn more
Private Pay Rates
Individual: $125/session
Couples: $140/session
Brittany Bowman, LPC-S
Brittany is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S) who enjoys helping couples and women. Brittany helps women with issues pertaining to marriage and/or motherhood, as well as those who are dealing with anxiety. Brittany counsels from the belief that
Brittany's desire is to create a space of empathy, safety, compassion, and collaboration and she uses mindfulness, self compassion, psycho-education, cognitive behavioral therapy, exposure and response prevention, and inner child work to help her clients identify and navigate through negative thought patterns, belief systems, and behaviors in order to work towards finding positive coping tools, change, and growth.
Brittany graduated from Texas A&M Corpus Christi with her BA in Psychology and Dallas Theological Seminary for her MA in Counseling.
She has experience working with adolescents and adults dealing with generalized anxiety, social anxiety, health anxiety, depression, low self esteem, stressful life events, and emerging into adulthood.
Brittany is in network with the following insurance providers: click here to learn more
Private Pay Rates
Individual: $125/session
Couples: $140/session
Mindy Hancock, LPC
Mindy is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a passion for helping individuals navigate their emotional and psychological challenges. Mindy graduated from Lamar University with a M.Ed and has been a School Counselor while maintaining a caseload as an LPC. It is important to Mindy to provide a place where you can feel safe, seen, and supported in your journey.
Mindy enjoys working with individuals and couples. Mindy firmly believes that every client deserves to feel safe as they work through discovering new parts about themselves while healing and adopting new positive strategies for coping. It is her goal to help all of clients feel this way.
Clientele: Teens, Adults and Couples.
Issues treated: anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, stress, work/life balance, OCD, school related issues, relational issues, trauma, and marital conflict.
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield
Individual/Couples Rate: $125/session
Amy Beseda, LPC
Amy is a Licensed Professional Counselor who enjoys helping adults as they navigate life. Amy helps adolescents concerning personal, social and academic issues as well as working with those who are dealing with anxiety. She has over 20 years of experience helping students, families, and educators in public school settings, especially with navigating special programs such as MTSS, 504, and Special Education. Amy also works with couples to identify and discern solutions as they navigate various issues in their relationship.
Amy’s desire is to help individuals in a practical way that allows the adolescent to feel seen and heard through collaboration, empathy, and compassion, while allowing the child to experience autonomy in problem-solving, with the support of a mental health professional.
Amy graduated from Baylor University with a B.S. in Education, followed by a Master’s Degree in Education from Texas Woman’s University. After serving Texas public schools, both large and small, for over 20 years, as a teacher and educational diagnostician, Amy also graduated from Tarleton State University with a Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling.
She now enjoys serving adolescents in the school and individual counseling setting as they learn to navigate their world.
Clientele: Teens, Adult Individuals, Couples
Issues Treated: Anxiety, Social Anxiety, or Anxiety related to school, those who may be experiencing stressful life events or low self-esteem
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield
Individual Rate: $125/session
Joe Bennett, LPC Associate, EMDR- Trained
Supervised by: Jude Austin, PhD, LPC-S, LMFT-S
Joe is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-Associate) who works with adolescents, adults, and couples to address issues rooted in trauma, shame, and dysfunctional relational dynamics. By offering a creative, experiential approach to counseling, Joe helps people develop awareness of how their immediate experiences and relational patterns are shaped by their attachment relationships, by their beliefs about themselves and the world, and by their experiences with trauma and suffering.
Joe is EMDR trained and also uses therapeutically-applied tabletop roleplaying games in group and individual counseling to work with individuals and families with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), social anxiety and depression, and PTSD and other trauma-related symptoms. Joe also specializes in contemporary gestalt therapy, and draws from humanistic, existential, and systemic approaches to counseling including logotherapy, narrative therapy, internal family systems therapy (IFS), emotionally focused therapy (EFT), bowenian family therapy, symbolic-experiential family therapy, choice theory and reality therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).
A Waco native, Joe has spent his entire life involved in the Central Texas community. He received an undergraduate degree in music from Baylor University and attended Truett Theological Seminary before earning a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. During his masters program, Joe provided counseling services at a non-profit community counseling clinic in Belton as well as the Baylor University Counseling Center. Joe has nearly a decade of experience working on staff at local churches serving youth, children, and their families.
In his spare time, Joe enjoys a wide variety of hobbies and interests. He is an avid board game enthusiast, and he especially loves playing tabletop roleplaying games. Joe is a regular online chess player, and he enjoys reading a wide variety of books in his free time. His ideal way to spend time outdoors is wading in the Brazos River fly fishing for bass and bluegill. More than all of these, he enjoys spending time with his wife, children, and dog.
Clientele: Adolescents, Adults, Couples
Issues Treated: Trauma, Relationships Issues, Anxiety, Depression
Joe is out of network with insurance providers.
Rates: $100 for individuals and couples
Worth Loughlin, LPC Associate
Supervised by Dr. Brandi Smith, LPC-S
Worth is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-Associate) who enjoys helping young adults and adolescents navigate challenges of teenage years and the transition to adulthood leading into college. Worth also works with couples to identify and discern solutions as they navigate various issues in their relationship.
Worth counsels from the foundation that each person is valuable and deserving of compassion. He believes that each person’s story is unique and worthy of being heard. Through a foundation of trust, empathy, and authenticity Worth partners with his clients in understanding their story and moving towards healing, wholeness, and growth. Worth uses holistic and experiential approaches that help clients move through the process of awareness and acceptance empowering clients to pick up their pen and continue writing their story.
As a Waco native, Worth has been an integral part of the community for years having served with local church youth groups, worked in numerous capacities in non-profit organizations, and most recently worked at a local middle school for four years through Communities In Schools. Through these experiences Worth has fostered a deep passion for helping adolescents, young adults, and couples find their footing on the journey through the complexities of these important life stages.
Worth earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and continued on to earn an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, both from Tarleton State University.
Clientele: Young Adults, Teens, Couples
Issues treated: General anxiety issues, performance anxiety, anger/self-regulation, issues related to identity development, school related issues, relational issues, experience of traumatic events, and low self-esteem, marital conflict.
Worth is out of network with insurance providers.
Individual Rate: $100/session
Michael Moniz, LMFT Associate
Supervised by: Dr. Hannah Korkow-Moradi, PhD, LMFT-S
Michael obtained his masters degree from the counseling program at Regent University. Prior to Regent University, Michael received his BA from Berry College.
Michael enjoys working with couples and clients who are in high school, emerging adults (college age), adults. His previous experience involves working with married, dating, and engaged couples through premarital counseling, Restoration therapy, guidance with spiritual related issues for individuals and couples, as well as mentoring high school students and emerging adults through developing life skills and coping for anxiety and stressors.
* Michael is not in network with any insurance providers
Individual and Couples rate: $100/session.
Hannah Herber, Masters Level Intern
Hannah enjoys working with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. Her previous experience involves pastoral ministry across a spectrum of ages. Her passion is related to issues of spirituality, purpose, attachment, religious trauma, OCD, anxiety, and depression. She received certification as a Trauma-informed Care Practitioner by the TIC institute in 2022 and has personal experience with matters of C-PTSD and trauma in children.
Hannah is currently in her final year of the Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Regent University. Before entering into Regent University, Hannah received her BSFCS in Nutritional Sciences from Baylor University prior to becoming a pastor and a mother of four.
Individual Rate: $30/session.
Kyle Perry, LPC Associate
Supervised by Dr. Brandi Smith, LPC-S
Kyle is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC Associate) who works with individuals as well as couples. Knowing that counseling can be difficult, Kyle desires to foster a warm, comfortable, and casual environment for his clients, where they feel free to work on a variety of concerns, including depression, anxiety, burnout, and dysfunctional relationships. Kyle particularly enjoys working with college students and men and women in vocational ministry.
Kyle’s foundational beliefs about the counseling process lead him to emphasize the cooperative nature of counseling, seeking to empower his clients to be changemakers in their life. Kyle primarily draws from acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), seeking to equip his clients with the tools to recognize and process their thoughts and feelings, and move forward in the manner that most aligns with their values. For work with couples, Kyle is Gottman Level 1 Certified.
Originally from Florida but coming to Waco by way of Washington State, Kyle received his Bachelor's degree in Social Studies education from Central Washington University, his MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University, and is now completing his Master of Divinity at Baylor University. Prior to becoming a therapist, Kyle spent time in various vocational capacities, including as a social studies teacher, a youth pastor, and a medic in the military.
Clientele: Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Couples
Issues treated: Spiritual issues, clergy, general anxiety, anger/self-regulation, issues related to identity development, depression, school related problems, relational issues and conflict, experience of traumatic events, low self-esteem, marital conflict.
Kyle is out of network with insurance providers.
Individual & Couples Rate: $100/session
Katrina Jones, Masters Level Intern
Katrina works with individuals of all ages, offering a warm, supportive space to explore life’s challenges and begin the journey toward healing. While Katrina works with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults, she is especially passionate about working with children. She believes in the power of play therapy as a way for children to express themselves, process their emotions, and find healing in a developmentally appropriate and meaningful way.
Katrina’s clinical focus includes grief, anxiety, depression, PTSD, sexual abuse, and low self-esteem in women. She also has a deep heart for individuals impacted by foster care, whether they are children navigating the system or families walking through the fostering process. Her personal experience with complex trauma and the foster care system gives her a unique, compassionate understanding of how trauma can affect a person’s sense of identity, safety, and connection. She brings this insight into every session with grace and understanding.
Katrina is currently in her final year of the Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Lamar University. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University. Her path through education, personal healing, and her deep desire to support others continues to shape her trauma-informed, person-centered approach to counseling.
When she’s not counseling, Katrina enjoys staying active and spending time with the people she loves. She finds joy in the little things, reading a good book, working out with her husband, or spending time outdoors, especially playing disc golf. Game nights with family and friends are a favorite, and she also cherishes cozy evenings at home watching romantic comedies or binge-watching her favorite shows with a pint of Ben & Jerry’s Half Baked ice cream. Whether she’s out in nature or curled up on the couch, Katrina values meaningful moments with the people who matter most.
Clientele: children, teens, young adults, adults
Individual Rate: 30/ Session
Anna Jordan, Masters Level InterN
Anna is in her final year of her masters at Mary Hardin-Baylor. Before beginning her masters she received her degree in Journalism at Baylor University. She spent three years in administration and graphic design before deciding to pursue counseling. During her practicum semester, Anna provided counseling at the university’s non-profit community counseling clinic in Belton.
Anna enjoys working with individuals across all kinds of backgrounds and demographics. Her favorite part of the counseling experience is connecting with clients, and she works to make each client feel heard and safe in their journey of healing and self-understanding. Anna draws from various humanistic approaches—mostly, she’s informed by an existential perspective, using a relational approach to explore purpose, belief, shame, and relationships.
When she’s not seeing clients, Anna loves reading, being creative, spending time with friends, and enjoying nature.
Clientele: Adolescents, Adults,
Issues Treated: Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Life Transitions, Relationship Issues, Purpose
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Rates: $30 for individuals