Online counseling throughout Texas

A place to talk.
Room to find
your footing.

I’m glad you’re here.

Thoughtful counseling for anxiety, grief,
and life’s changes.

Original Medicare accepted.

Explore counseling

Space to pause. Support to move forward.

Support for this stage of life

You may have spent years being capable and responsible. When life changes, you deserve room to talk about what you are carrying—and what comes next.

Meet your counselor

Kevin Jones, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas

I work with adults facing trauma, loss, anxiety, and significant changes in their lives.

Together we can explore what has changed, what still matters to you, and how to move toward a life that feels meaningful and grounded.

More about Kevin
Kevin Jones, Licensed Professional Counselor

Life transitions, grief & meaning

When life feels different

You may be grieving a loss, facing an unexpected transition, or wondering why a life that once made sense no longer feels true to who you are.

Counseling offers space to understand those changes and find your footing at your own pace.

Explore life transitions

Anxiety, depression & PTSD

Room to feel more like yourself

Worry can follow you through the day. Sleep may become difficult, and the effects of trauma can make it hard to feel settled.

Therapy can help you understand what you are experiencing, restore confidence, and begin moving forward.

Explore anxiety & trauma counseling

You don’t have to have
everything figured out
to begin.

Online sessions, from a private
space that feels comfortable to you.

Online counseling. A personal connection.

Appointments take place online. You will need a private space, an internet connection, and a phone, tablet, or computer that supports video.

Private-pay clients are also welcome. Optum coverage depends on your specific plan and network status; benefits should be verified before services begin.

Kerrville Counseling provides outpatient counseling and is not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.