Brina is a Licensed Professional Counselor who finds great joy in exploring the minds of others and guiding them in a direction that will bring them peace and a new zeal for life. Brina aims to collaborate with clients to help them achieve authenticity and help them make changes consistent with their values. She believes that everyone is one choice away from a different experience and believes that positive changes, regardless of how small they are, should be celebrated.

Brina is dedicated to providing compassionate care to those who struggle with depression, anxiety, and/or post-traumatic stress. Brina is experienced in the treatment of all ages in a variety of settings including schools, private practice, inpatient, community-based, and a juvenile delinquent center. Brina uses an eclectic and holistic approach in counseling and addresses mental, emotional, physical, social and spiritual states of well-being. She utilizes a combination of cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, person-centered therapy, art therapy, and more.

Brina graduated from the University of Houston-Clear Lake with a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology.

I live in the real world, just like you. It is what we do with our mistakes that defines who we are, and where our healing starts. Not what happens to us. I personally believe you can be who you want to be and have the life you desire, no matter what the circumstances are. No man (or woman) is an island and we all need guidance sometimes. I am here to assist those in need. I am here to provide services to individuals, families, couples, teenagers; including treatment services such as teenage pregnancy and crisis intervention, emotional challenges, including psychosis. I treat those with family issues, provide parenting skills, treat self-esteem challenges, relationships restorations, goal setting, and effective communication skills. I also treat those experiencing marital/ family issues, sibling rivalry, blended families, infidelity, and crisis/ trauma.

When people come to counseling, it’s because they want to change something in their lives. They may feel overwhelmed by their circumstances, want to solve a particular problem, or they may want to gain a greater understanding of themselves.

As a dedicated therapist, I am passionate about helping clients move towards strong mental health as well as provide support during one’s most challenging times.
I work with children, adolescents, and adults. My areas of specialty include trauma and abuse (emotional, physical, verbal, financial and spiritual), and any life adjustments that may require guidance. I am dedicated to fostering a non-judgmental, safe environment in which to help individuals work through everything they’re feeling to heal and improve the quality of their life.

Over 20 years ago, Cambrey Lindsay launched into her life-long
study of counseling, somatic practices, and healing. While working
on her Master’s in Counseling and Human Services at St. Edward’s
University, she became fascinated with the mind-body relationship.
Due to this fascination, she discovered the Nia Technique, Hakomi
Method, bioenergetics, and yoga practices. Studying at The Center
for Mind-Body Medicine with Dr. James S. Gordon, Cambrey fine-
tuned her use of techniques guiding clients to heal traumatic
experiences, resolve emotional conflicts and improve mental
wellbeing.

Cambrey’s specialty is harmonizing the relationship between body
and mind, which is vital for abundantly holistic health. She facilitates
the healing of personal and relational issues with individuals, couples,
and families. As well, she assists with substance abuse issues,
behavioral concerns, and disorders focusing on mood, eating, and
post traumatic stress. Her background working with foster care,
Wraparound, DFPS, and school systems further make her a
knowledgeable resource for families seeking help with loved ones
involved in these social services.

In addition to Holistic and Mind-Body approaches, Cambrey also
enlists Cognitive Behavioral, Rational Emotive, Acceptance and
Commitment and Dialectical Behavior Therapies into her practice.
Her main philosophy is that every human has the gift to heal
themselves from within with a little guidance and support.

Carolyn Turner is a caring and passionate therapist with a diverse professional background. She is a native Texan and has lived in or around the Houston area all of her 65 years. Carolyn has an extensive background in the Legal arena, with over 35 years as a Paralegal. In 2014, not wanting to deny her passion for helping others any longer, she decided to pursue her long-held dream of becoming a therapist. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, and a Master’s in Professional Counseling from Liberty University.

Having been through many peaks and valleys (growing up in an alcoholic home, divorce, emotional abuse, and food disorders), Carolyn knows and understands clients who are struggling with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. She has a heart for helping teenagers and adults alike who have endured the same or similar backgrounds and circumstances. Not having anyone to really confide in as a teenager, she seeks to offer that to her younger clients with love and compassion.

When not seeing clients, Carolyn enjoys entertaining and cooking, reading, scrapbooking, and playing games with her grandchildren.
“I am where I am because of redemption through my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He delivered me from darkness and depression and works in my life daily to help me help others. He works to change us from the inside out, which is the only way that real and lasting change occurs.” – Carolyn Turner

Carolyn works with clients of all ages and stages of life.

Reach Carolyn:
Direct: 281-610-8876

Omar Sandoval is a bilingual (English/Spanish) speaking Licensed Professional Counselor Intern supervised by Tamara Pena, LPC-S. He earned a Master’s of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg in 2007. Omar has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and with couples with the use of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Psychodynamic Therapy to focus on problematic beliefs, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and their present and/or past causes.

Dan began his career in the helping profession at PaRC in March 2011 as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern (LCDCI) and has worked at one of the premier substance use treatment centers in Houston for more than 8.5 years serving as a counselor in the detox, residential, and intensive outpatient levels of care. Dan holds licenses as an LCDC–CCS, ADC (licensed chemical dependency counselor-certified clinical supervisor), (Alcohol & Drug Counselor – certified through IC & RC (International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium).

Dan has degrees from Lonestar (Human Services) and Lee University in Cleveland, TN (Interdisciplinary Studies) and is currently enrolled in the Liberty University, MA Professional Counseling program with a graduation date on 5/2020. He specializes in substance use/abuse counseling for individuals & families as well as substance use disorder (SUD) process groups. Dan has also worked in the Houston community as a community liaison for his facility and has attained a vast knowledge of the Houston and surrounding area’s behavioral and mental health resources available.

“I love the counseling profession as it enables me to be a very small part of so many people’s journey of change and I am excited to have many more years in the helping profession”.

Susanne is a Drama Therapist and Multi-Systemic Therapist, who is working with Mosaic Tree Counseling. Susanne graduated from New York University with a Master of Arts in Drama Therapy. She became a certified Multi-Systemic Therapist (MST) with her work on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation. She is currently working towards her licensure as a Professional Counselor in Texas. Susanne has multiple years of experience in services within the Mental Health field.
Susanne has worked with children, teenagers, adults, and the elderly population in a variety of settings and environments. She has acted as a Drama Therapist to myriad populations and cultures, including acute care facilities, ongoing day treatment programs in both individuals- and group-based environments. Her work as a Multi-Systemic Therapist brought her into individuals’, families’, scholastic and community-based natural environments—in both individual and group settings.

Multi-Systemic Therapy

Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) focuses on at-risk youths and their environments. The premise
underlying MST is that all people relate and behave within innumerable systems. Systems comprise any social circles of which we are a part—all introspective and inter-relations, behaviors, thoughts, emotions, and habits are different according to and with whom one is associating. Individuals’ systems include one’s families, peer circles, schools, and community-based involvements, such as legal spheres. One relates to, reacts to, and behaves with other people differently, depending upon the systems. MST aims to help people find the means to identify, address, and ameliorate ineffective and problematic behaviors and habits. A Multi-Systemic Therapist goes into individuals’ systemic environments to facilitate and create interventions appropriate to each situation, the goal is to transform any inefficient or problematic behaviors, thoughts, and feelings within them. MST holds that communicating within and among a person’s various systems leads to transforming and sustaining that person’s challenging behaviors and reactions—if all systems are on the same page, one’s newly created, positive, and successful behaviors and thoughts will work and thrive.

Tiffany Wilson is a board certified Licensed Professional Counselor Intern. She earned her Master’s of Art degree in Counseling from Prairie View A & M University in May 2014. Tiffany has experience in a variety of settings including residential mental healthcare centers, substance abuse treatment centers and outpatient community mental healthcare. She provides therapy for adolescents and adults addressing a wide range of concerns including: anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, stress, mood disorders, emotional adjustments to health concerns and relationship problems. She has been utilizing skills from treatment modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. In her personal time, she enjoys traveling, cycling and attending live musical events.

Rodney Keller is a practicum student currently attending Houston Graduate School of Theology pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling. He received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Phoenix in November 2015. Rodney has experience working with individuals with diagnoses of Autism, Intellectual Developmental Disabilities, Major depression, Bipolar Disorder, Conduct Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, and Substance Use Disorders. Over the past 25 years, he has worked in and managed residential and Outpatient treatment programs specializing in serving individuals with aggressive and other challenging behaviors. He is passionate about providing services to adolescents, and adults, who are experiencing problems managing feelings of grief, anxiety, depression. or other emotional issues that can impede and deter their ability to lead a satisfying, productive life. He uses an integrated modality to assist clients with their challenges, but his first love and orientation of choice is the cognitive-behavioral approach. He enjoys being with family, attending church, watching action movies, and traveling during his free time.

Jessica Barrera holds 2 Associates degrees: Business Management and Medical Billing & Coding. She has worked for Republic Waste Services and Trican Well Service as an Accounts Receivable Coordinator. She has also served as a secretary for 10 years for two of the largest independent school districts in Houston, Houston Independent School District and Spring Branch Independent School District. Jessica also worked at Essex County College in New Jersey for 7 years. She has been with MTC for 2 years and has moved up quickly from Administrative Assistant to Executive Administrator and Office Manager for her diverse skills. Jessica’s optimism, initiative, and ability to be accessible and friendly are just a few of her top qualities that make her an asset to MTC’s well-being.

Amy is the administrative assistant and receptionist for Mosaic Tree Counseling. Having been with MTC for almost a year, she has realized her passion for helping others and has decided to pursue a degree in counseling. With her personal experiences to draw from, as well as her compassionate personality, we know Amy will excel in all her endeavors. On her off time, Amy enjoys spending time with her three children and is active in her church community.