Find Your Purpose
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Welcome to Thorn & Rose Counseling, where the focus is on helping teenagers, young adults, couples, and adults find purpose, heal relationships, and find freedom from anxiety and suffering. Whether you’re struggling with perfectionism, people-pleasing, trauma, career concerns, anxiety and panic, depression, or life transitions, we’re here to help you navigate and find joy in your season. We help teens and young adults navigate anxiety, school stress, perfectionism, confidence, relationships, identity, and major life transitions.Â
We are story-telling creatures, and sometimes when we are struggling with relationships, career, identity issues, or big change, the stories we tell ourselves are really negative. Depression, anxiety, perfectionism, grief, and stress are just a few thorns that we come into therapy with. We use evidence-based and experiential therapy approaches to help you uncover the patterns that keep you stuck, set realistic goals, and build a life you want to wake up to.
We offer in-person therapy in Flower Mound and Frisco, as well as secure virtual therapy throughout Texas. We specialize in the mental health needs of Gen Z + Millennial men and women, including career counseling, premarital counseling, trauma therapy, and relationship anxiety.
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We also offer Christian mental health therapy, as requested.
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Who do you see?
Thorn & Rose Counseling offers therapy for individuals, teenagers, young adults, couples, and families in the state of Texas. Many clients seek anxiety therapy when stress begins affecting sleep, relationships, or overall well-being. Therapy can be helpful if you feel overwhelmed, emotionally stuck, stressed, or want support navigating life changes. You do not need to be in crisis to start therapy. We have counselors that see a variety of people, but specialize in helping those with anxiety, career issues, relationship struggles, and trauma.
If you are looking for a therapist in Flower Mound or therapy near Frisco, we provide supportive counseling for anxiety, stress, and major life transitions.
How much is therapy and how does insurance work?
A: The cost of therapy sessions ranges from $120 to $150 per 50-minute session. We understand that affordability is a significant concern for many clients, so we strive to offer competitive rates while maintaining high-quality care. If you have health insurance, know that we are considered an out-of-network provider, meaning we do not bill directly with your insurance, but can provide superbills for you to then submit to your provider for potential reimbursement. If you want to see about reimbursement rates, we recommend contacting your insurance company to verify your mental health benefits, including out-of-network coverage details and deductible minimum. If you have any questions about fees or insurance, please don’t hesitate to contact our office; we’re here to help make your therapy experience as smooth and stress-free as possible.
How long will therapy last?
The duration of therapy at varies based on individual needs and goals. Typically, it may range from a few sessions to several months or longer. Our approach is client-centered; we work collaboratively with you to develop a personalized treatment plan. The frequency and length of therapy are tailored to support your unique path to mental wellness. Regular evaluations are conducted to assess progress and adjust the plan as needed, ensuring that therapy is as effective and time-efficient as possible for you. We recommend starting with at least 4 weeks of weekly therapy, and then going from there with your therapist to develop a plan for treatment.
Where are you located?
We offer in-person therapy at our Flower Mound and Frisco offices, as well as secure virtual therapy throughout Texas. Virtual therapy helps therapy become more practical, cutting down on commute time and scheduling difficulties. We also have in-person offices for those that prefer coming to a physical location. Our Flower Mound office is located off 2499, next to Grapevine and Highland Village and Coppell. Our Frisco location is located off of Main Street and Teel, next to Prosper, Little Elm, and Mckinney.Â
What can parents expect when their teen comes to therapy?
A: We understand that childhood anxiety, depression, and transitions can be a challenging experiences for both the child and the family. Our approach to therapy is designed to provide a safe and nurturing environment where your child can explore their feelings and learn effective coping strategies. You can expect our licensed mental health counselors to conduct a thorough assessment to understand your child’s specific needs. Therapy sessions will focus on teaching anxiety management techniques, such as deep breathing exercises, mindfulness practices, and cognitive-behavioral strategies, to help your child identify and challenge anxious thoughts. We also believe in the importance of family involvement in the therapeutic process. Parents will receive guidance on how to support their child outside of therapy, including communication skills and stress-reduction techniques. Our goal is to empower your child with the tools they need to manage their anxiety effectively and to foster a supportive home environment that encourages their emotional growth.
How do I know if my teen needs therapy?
If you notice your teen having difficulty processing emotions, or getting easily overwhelmed, therapy is a good tool to add. If there’s instances of bullying, depression, school refusal, or anxiety that doesn’t seem to match the situation, it’s probably time to start therapy.Â
What happens during a teen therapy session?
Sessions are still confidential, meaning your teen has the right to privacy. However, most of the time it’s important and helpful when parents are part of the process. Your therapist will schedule phone consultations with you to discuss what you’re seeing at home, as well as provide psychoeducation and resources to you as needed. During a session, parents usually do not attend unless the therapist and teen want parents in the session. This is so your teen starts to feel safe and comfortable talking about their mental health, anxieties, and struggles.Â





