Meet Joyce Levell, LPC

You might be asking yourself “What happened to that part of me that used to keep going after something bad happened?” You no longer see that resilient person when you look in the mirror. “Why am I feeling so frozen?”. There might be a number of reasons this is happening. One thing I know for certain is that part of you isn’t gone forever. It merely struggles to heal itself after unsettling events or trauma.

Conversations with me are not like the ones you are having with your friends and family. We will spend time focused on you, your needs and your wishes, your wins and your struggles. The words we exchange will carry weight and move you forward, closer to whatever goals you have for yourself.

I offer clients a safe, laid back opportunity to open up. I communicate my understanding and nonjudgement in a way that others feel heard and empowered. In my experience, when people are heard and valued for who they are, they are given the opportunity to become their best self. I look forward to helping you become your best self!

Qualifications

Years in Practice: 9 Years
License: Texas / 79663
School: University of North Texas at Dallas
Year Graduated: 2017

A Space Designed for Comfort & Healing

When you come to see me, it won’t feel like a traditional office. There’s no sign out front—just a discreet, welcoming space. You’ll enter through a private entrance, separate from my home, so you’ll feel both at ease and assured of your privacy. It’s like visiting a friend who’s here to help—just with professional support tailored to you.

While I’m trained in DBT and EMDR and use them when helpful, each person is unique, and our work together will be tailored to your needs. If you’re ready to explore how we can navigate your unique journey together, feel free to reach out and schedule a session. I’d love to meet you where you are and help you move forward.

You don't have to get stuck in a negative experience. You don't have to be a victim to external events, or internal emotions. You can use your mind to take charge of how you feel, and how you act. -Dan Siegel