Autumn Brown
Supervised by Jill Yarbrough, LCSW
Background and Experience
Autumn is a graduate counseling student at Texas Woman’s University with a background in psychology and a growing passion for working with adults, couples, and families. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Texas Woman’s University and is currently pursuing her master’s in Counseling and Development. Her clinical interests include supporting individuals navigating anxiety, depression, relational concerns, and eating disorders.
Her approach is grounded in existentialism, with a focus on helping clients explore meaning, identity, and authenticity in their lives. She incorporates themes of self-love, spirituality, and self-care into her work and strives to create a space where individuals feel safe to examine their inner world with honesty and compassion.
Autumn believes in the power of reflection, connection, and intentional living as tools for healing and transformation. She approaches her work with warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for each client’s unique story.
Personal Statement
I’ve always been fascinated by the inner world we all carry—our thoughts, fears, questions, and dreams. Studying psychology and counseling has only deepened my belief that healing begins with understanding ourselves more fully and learning to approach that understanding with compassion.
As a therapist-in-training, I’m passionate about creating space for people to explore who they are, what they value, and how they want to live. I take an existential and person-centered approach to therapy, drawing on the healing power of self-love, spiritual connection, and mindfulness. Whether someone is navigating anxiety, relationship stress, or the quiet weight of self-doubt, I aim to walk alongside them with openness and care.
It’s an honor to be part of a process where people can reconnect with themselves, find strength in their story, and begin to create meaningful change.
Education and Training
Autumn holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Texas Woman’s University and is currently pursuing her master’s in Counseling and Development at Texas Woman’s University.
Schedule
Autumn is in the office Thursdays and Fridays
Fees
Session fees range from $40 to $70
To schedule with Autumn or any of our other therapists, call us today at 469-342-3468!
Wylie Therapist: Autumn Brown
Sarah Gevas, Student
Supervised by Jill Yarbrough, LCSW
Background and Experience
Sarah is a graduate student at Sam Houston State University with a background in sociology and rehabilitation. She has spent the past two years working in residential and inpatient care for eating disorders and expanded to supporting adults navigating trauma, anxiety, and depression. Sarah takes an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) approach, adding mindfulness, feminist theory, and compassion-focused practices to help clients connect with their values, find meaning, and approach their histories with kindness rather than judgment. Her practice is rooted in a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and LGBTQ+ affirming framework, ensuring that every client feels seen, respected, and valued.
Personal Statement
I believe that healing is less about erasing the past and more about learning to carry it in a way that feels lighter, gentler, and more meaningful. I hope to help people discover their worth, even in moments when it feels far away. In our work together, we make space for self-love, acceptance, and the freedom to live in alignment with what matters most. I see therapy as a collaborative journey; we explore your story, your strengths, and the values that give your life direction. There is no “one-size-fits-all” path to healing, so our work is shaped by your unique needs, experiences, and hopes for the future. My goal is to provide a space that feels safe enough for you to be honest and feel supported throughout your journey.
Education and Training
Sarah holds a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of North Texas and is currently pursuing her master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Sam Houston State University.
Schedule
Sarah is in the office Thursdays and Fridays
Fees
Session fees range from $40 to $70
To schedule with Sarah or any of our other therapists, call us today at 469-342-3468!
Wylie Therapist: Sarah Gevas
Randy Points, Student
Supervised by Jill Yarbrough, LCSW
Background and Experience
Randy is deeply committed to supporting individuals across all life stages, including adolescents, adults, senior adults, and couples. With a specialization in marriage and relationship challenges, sex addiction, substance abuse, faith-based concerns, life transitions, depression, and anxiety, he empowers clients to cultivate greater joy, peace, and emotional freedom. His approach fosters a safe, supportive environment where healing and personal growth can thrive.
Personal Statement
With a background spanning corporate, sports, religious, and personal settings, I have spent my life encouraging, motivating, and uplifting others. My passion for counseling stems from a deep desire to help individuals discover joy and peace in their daily lives. By equipping clients with effective coping strategies and emotional regulation techniques, I guide them toward self-discovery and long-term well-being. I embrace an individualized approach, tailoring each session to meet a client’s unique needs while integrating evidence-based methodologies such as Cognitive Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy.
Education and Training
Randy holds a bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems from Bellevue University and a Master's degree in Business Administration. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's in Counseling at Dallas Theological Seminary. His professional experience is enriched by pastoral leadership and business skills training, including communication, time management, and conflict resolution.
Schedule
Randy is in the office Tuesdays and Fridays
Fees
Session fees range from $40 to $70
To schedule with Randy or any of our other therapists, call us today at 469-342-3468!
Wylie Therapist: Randy Points
McKinley Shed, Student
Supervised by Jill Yarbrough, LCSW
Background and Experience
McKinley is dedicated to supporting individuals as they navigate life’s challenges, whether they feel big or small. She believes in the power of human connection and personal growth. Her goal is to create a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel welcomed and understood. McKinley has a particular passion for working with children and adolescents, recognizing that building resilience, confidence, and emotional awareness early on can have lasting benefits throughout their lives. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Counseling, further equipping herself to provide compassionate and effective care.
Personal Statement
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, relationships, or navigating life transitions, therapy offers a compassionate space to work through these challenges. I believe that true empowerment comes from accepting where we are in life while actively making the changes needed to create the life we want. In our sessions, I draw from Person-Centered and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approaches to support you in reaching your personal goals. Every session is tailored to meet your unique needs, ensuring you feel heard, understood, and supported throughout your journey. It is a genuine privilege to work with clients and to empower them to pursue their ideal, fulfilling life.
Education and Training
McKinley holds a bachelor’s degree in Forensic Investigative Sciences with a minor in Psychology from Texas A&M University. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Counseling at East Texas A&M University and plans to become a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) upon graduation.
Schedule
McKinley is in the office Mondays
Fees
Session fees range from $40 to $70
To schedule with McKinley or any of our other therapists, call us today at 469-342-3468!
Wylie Therapist: McKinley Shed