Family & Personal Counselors in Keller, TX
Offering A Highly Personalized Approach
Dr. Gina Galloway
Dr. Gina Galloway
Dr. Gina Galloway holds a Ph.D. in counseling from the University of North Texas. Her education also includes a masters degree in counseling from the University of North Texas and a bachelors degree in psychology from Austin College. Dr. Galloway is a licensed professional counselor, a licensed professional counselor supervisor, and a registered play therapist.
Dr. Galloway studied and practiced play therapy under the supervision of Dr. Garry Landreth. She has extensive experience counseling individuals, couples, and families who are struggling with abuse, trauma, grief, depression, emotional and behavioral disorders.
EMDR Therapy
Dr. Gina Galloway, LPCS, is an EMDR-trained therapist and provides Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. EMDR is an evidence-based, research-supported approach that helps clients process distressing experiences, reduce emotional reactivity, and support lasting healing.
Dr. Galloway’s clinical experience includes counseling at community agencies, a residential treatment center for people with drug and alcohol addictions, a university counseling center, and an elementary and high school. She has extensive teaching experience at the university level, has presented at local, state, and national conferences, and currently serves as an adjunct professor in the counseling program at the University of North Texas. Dr. Galloway is a member of Tarrant County Forensic Professionals.
Chelsea Bessinger, MS, LPC
Chelsea Bessinger, MS, LPC
I fell in love with counseling when I was sixteen years old. I was in a class called Peer Assistant Leadership Skills (PALS). I felt so honored to be allowed into these children’s lives, and I knew I was going to do anything and everything possible to be a part of this world. I have always been drawn to working with adolescents and children because I want to give a voice to those that are not sure how to express what is going on. I have been fortunate to work with individuals of all ages and all different backgrounds, from life transitions to past sexual abuse. I incorporate expressive arts into my session because it is not only a passion of mine, but it opens up another avenue for insight and awareness.
I have grown up in this wonderful town and watched it become the beautiful community it is now. I enjoy seeing art and making art, reading, going to parks with my dog, Winter Rose, and traveling. I enjoy learning about the world in whatever way I can. I try to include working out and yoga into my weekly routine to keep myself fresh and healthy. Self-care is important and something that I am constantly trying to work on.
I went to Texas Tech University where I received my Bachelors in Psychology then I decided to come back to DFW, and went the University of North Texas and received my Masters of Science in Counseling.
Winter Rose is currently in training to become a licensed therapy dog and assist in animal-assisted therapy when she is ready. She loves people, pets, and treats! She is the sweetest pup and loves when people come say hello. You may see her walking around the office when we are not in session working.
Winter and I cannot wait to meet you and your family and be a part of your journey.
Erin Anthony, M.Ed., LPC
Erin Anthony, M.Ed., LPC
Erin Anthony, M.Ed., LPC saw her first client at GCC in 2013, and prior to that gained experience at the Child and Family Resource Center in Denton, TX, as well as in Denton County schools, non-profits, and an Autism treatment center in Roanoke, TX. Since her first session a decade ago, she has developed an interest in addressing a variety of concerns, including grief, trauma, Selective Mutism, Anxiety, ADHD, Depression, Autism, and parenting challenges. Mostly, Erin experiences enthusiasm for the individuals themselves, and never takes it for granted when a client invites her into their story. In addition to play therapy, Erin has found a passion for sand tray therapy and animal-assisted therapy, with the help of her Border Collie, Winston. Winston retired in 2018, but his fellow Border Collie, Scout, is training to follow in his footsteps.
Chelsea Cheek , MS, LPC
Chelsea Cheek , MS, LPC
Chelsea received her Masters of Science in Counseling from Texas A&M University-Commerce with NCC certification. While navigating through College and working in the field, Chelsea has placed an emphasis on addressing issues concerning; trauma and abuse, addiction, depression, bi-polar and anxiety. She has had previous experience at Glen Oaks Hospital in Greenville, TX, holding psycho-educational group sessions and individual therapy and treatment for the outpatient program. The approach she utilizes to combat these issues in therapy is evidence-based CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). Chelsea meets with teenagers and adults who are seeking help in life transitions, self-image, PTSD, emotional control/stability and relapse.
Chelsea places an emphasis on the understanding that, in-session, is a safe-accepting place to share without judgment. With a healthy, authentic and genuine therapeutic relationship between the client and therapist Chelsea uses herself as an instrument to aid in self-discovery, growth and healing.
Chelsea finds joy in spending her free time with her dog and friends. Hobbies such as painting, lifting, diy projects and nice afternoon walks around a lake.
Jaclyn Fahey, MA, LPC
Jaclyn Fahey, MA, LPC
Jaclyn received her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health counseling from the University of Texas at Tyler. She received her Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Xavier University, with minors in sociology and peace and justice studies. Jaclyn has lived in a few different states before settling in Texas and has a passion for connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and with a variety of life experiences. She has experience providing support to clients ranging in age from childhood through late adulthood and working through struggles with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life transitions. Jaclyn uses an integrative approach to counseling, including evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral therapy to meet her clients where they are. She seeks to provide a welcoming space for clients to share their story and work together to overcome challenges and create new beginnings.
