What We Do
What is psychotherapy? At times we need a sounding board, someone to bounce ideas off of. There are times in our lives when we are struggling with depression, anxiety, difficulty transitioning to a new environment, difficulty adjusting to the aging process or needing to communicate better with your family. Studies have shown that talk therapy is a vital component to treating mental health issues. We provide in-home psychotherapy because we feel that people are most comfortable in their own homes. In addition, meeting you in your home will allow us to get to know the whole person and reduce barriers to treatment, such as transportation, finances, disabilities, and stigma. We are contracted to bill Medicare Part B and are in-network with Humana and United Healthcare. We are able to provide ongoing psychotherapy/counseling services as well as one-time family consultations if you are finding it difficult to communicate your needs and wishes to family and friends.
Get in touch
If you are experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety or adjustment difficulties and want someone to talk to, please reach out to us. Let's talk.
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Therapists
Clinical director
Carlye Levine, LCSW-S
Following graduate school, I began my career supporting families during end of life in Hospice and Palliative Care. I focused on grief and loss for seven years. I often heard from families, "if only you knew Mom/Dad when...." and decided that I wanted to work with older adults to help them with the process of aging. I began working as a Geriatric Care Manager, and earned my clinical license while focusing on providing psychotherapy to older adults. I was fascinated by the stories of simpler times and the amazing adventures that people had. I have always focused on aging in place and recognize that the transition into retirement is not always a smooth one. It is my goal to provide support during difficult transitions and to shift the focus on maintaining a vibrant and vital life, no matter what age.
Education
Columbia University in the City of New York
MSSW, 2005
University of Texas at Austin
BSW, 2004
Activities & Affiliations
• NASW (National Association of Social Workers), Member
• GASW (Greater Austin Social Workers), President
• Balcones Youth Sports, Registrar & Past President
State Licenses
• LCSW, Texas #52338, Board-Approved Supervisor
Insurances Taken
• Medicare, Humana, United Healthcare
Taking New Clients
Therapist
Shannon Dennis, LCSW-S
My role as a therapist is to accompany you on your journey in achieving your goals for centeredness and growth. I use cognitive theory techniques to help us identify patterns and behaviors that are not working for you. In a non-judgmental relationship, we work together to develop increased insight and self-acceptance.
The focus of my 35 years of post-graduate practice has been on mental health and healthcare. I’ve provided counseling to adults in various healthcare settings including home health, hospital, nursing home, and public health clinic. My private practice over the last 20 years has focused on addressing issues of mental and emotional health with clients whose lives have been complicated by chronic health conditions.
Education
University of Texas at Austin
MSSW, 1985
University of Texas at Austin
BA Psychology, 1983
Activities & Affiliations
National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Member
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprogramming (EMDR) Trained
GASW (Greater Austin Social Workers)
State Licenses
LCSW, Texas #11835, Board Approved Supervisor
Insurances Taken
• Medicare, Humana, United Healthcare
Not taking new clients