Kacey Seabold

In order to achieve inner peace, we each have unique physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs that must be nurtured and kept in balance.

My path into this work began long before I became a therapist. I spent seven years in emergency medical services and later supported individuals in crisis through community mental health response. Being with people in their most vulnerable moments taught me how profoundly the body holds trauma and how those patterns echo across every stage of life. I also know personally what it’s like to grow up without many models for emotional expression or to feel overwhelmed by constant change. These experiences shape the steadiness, compassion, and curiosity I bring into the therapy room.

My approach is person‑centered, trauma‑informed, and grounded in somatic awareness. I help clients build internal safety, deepen self‑understanding, and heal from the inside out. I’m also training in EMDR to expand the support I offer individuals navigating trauma and distress. Outside of the clinical work, nature is a grounding part of my own life — slowing down, noticing what’s growing, and reconnecting with the earth often mirrors the healing process: remembering what’s already within us.

Together, we’ll create a plan that feels supportive, sustainable, and aligned with your needs — not just to manage symptoms, but to reconnect you with your strength, your Self, and your peace. Healing is possible, especially when we have the tools, support, and gentleness that trauma may have pushed out of reach. If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply ready for something to shift, I would love to build a collaborative relationship with you, to see you through to the healing process.

I sought my own personal therapy after my father died during my first semester as a college freshman at the age of 19. It was during my first session that I became aware of my calling, my purpose: My life’s work would be centered on guiding others to heal the self through their own mind. I have learned that becoming truly conscious, aware of our internal dialogue & being able to be fully present is essential in the healing & growth process. My journey has not been one of ease & with the aid of therapy, I have processed through my own share of life’s traumas. I know how challenging the process can be, but know this: Trust the process. Your journey is exactly that, yours alone! There is always time to become a better version of yourself. I am still an active participant in my own therapy & know that there will always be room for further growth mentally, emotionally & spiritually. We all harness the power to become our own self-healer.

I strongly believe we are all one perspective away from the peaceful, fulfilling internal life that we are all seeking.

I received my B.S. in Psychology from University of Houston-Downtown in 2012 & gained my Masters in Counseling Psychology (M.S.) from Houston Baptist University in 2014. I trained at Jester IV Psych Prison in Richmond, TX & Cypress Creek Psychiatric Hospital in Spring, TX where these populations gave me an abundant wealth of knowledge in acute psychiatric care, as well as on the individual, group & family therapy levels.

My experience includes: private practice, diagnostic & evaluation, psych testing, inpatient/outpatient, partial hospitalizations, acute care & stabilization, individual, group, & family therapy in adolescent & adult populations.

I work with individuals and couples, ages 17+, and my specialties include life transitions, coping with life experiences, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief, self-esteem issues, general life stresses.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) & also hold certifications as a Parenting Coordinator, Civil Mediator, Advanced Civil Mediator and Family & Divorce Mediator.