Haleigh Culverhouse, LCSW

Therapist, Owner

I love my role supporting and cheering ambitious Gen-Z and Millenial Women as they navigate confidence, life transitions, anxiety, and human being-ness. I truly believe they will change the world.

I find that for many high-achieving women, the idea of accessing therapy feels overwhelming or even “not worth their time”. I seek to create an inviting and warm space for women to come and be and belong.

Outside of sessions, you will find me in a coffee shop. As a former barista, I just cannot stay away from a perfectly crafted flat white. Several times a year, you will find me sneaking away the mountain to soak up peace.

“Let the wilderness in Grow a forest for a heart Make your very blood A salve Of pine And open sky Be the air That birds come to sing in The water That even rivers seek Wild” Wild x Emory Hall

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In moments of uncertainty and personal growth, it’s natural to crave a sense of security and understanding. My aim is to provide a comforting haven—a space where individuals feel not only heard, but truly valued on their unique journey.

Central to my approach is the creation of an environment that exudes warmth and empathy. I firmly believe in the power of tailoring interventions to suit the distinct needs of each person, drawing from a diverse array of established techniques such as CBT, DBT, and mindfulness practices.

Together, we embark on a collaborative journey, exploring strategies and interventions that resonate with your individual experiences and aspirations. Through this partnership, my goal is to foster a therapeutic alliance built on trust and mutual respect, guiding you towards meaningful growth and self-discovery within a supportive and nurturing setting.

Client Focus: Individuals, Families, Couples, Adolescents

Issues: Parenting, Generational Shifts, Health Trauma, Health Insecurities, Caregiver Challenges, Family Boundaries

“Oh yes, the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it, or learn from it.” Rafiki, The Lion King

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Supervised by Othea McCoy Mance (Texas / 31512)

Courtney (she/they) graduated from Baylor University with an undergraduate degree majoring in Social Work & Pre-Law, and minoring in Sociology. She went on to graduate again from Baylor University, with a Master’s Degree in Social Work on the Clinical Track. Before becoming a therapist at Human to the Fullest, Courtney worked in residential treatment, detention/juvenile probation, and acute behavioral health in different cities in Texas. They have experience in individual, family, and group therapy. Core values instilled in Courtney’s practice are empowerment, safety, authenticity, and a sense of fun and play. They believe in non-judgment, multi-systems approach, and connection to the client through a sense of trust and robust rapport, built upon common goals of bettering the client’s life on the client’s terms. Through an attachment lens, Courtney believes that clients are able to build trust in themselves and their family systems through healing the root of trauma and building up confidence to manage daily life and beyond. She fosters resilience in clients, and utilizes individualized, strength-based work in several modalities (including motivational interviewing, systems-theory, social learning theory, psychodynamic model, crisis intervention, narrative therapy, and solution focused model). Courtney is a native Texan, growing up in San Antonio, before completing schooling in Waco and moving with their partner and 2 dogs to Houston in 2018. You can catch them traveling to random cities, going to concerts, exploring bookstores, trying new coffee shops, and getting tattoos. To relax, a good camping trip usually does it for her!

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Supervised by: Michelle Burkott, LPC-S, License #66777

Opening up to a stranger can be scary, but so is dealing with something difficult on your own (or in silence). Some people get discouraged from seeking therapy because they think their problems are “too small” or “unimportant.” Others may be skeptical about whether or not therapy will work for them.

Whatever you are dealing with, know that you do not have to go through it alone. I am more than happy to offer my support. I want you to know that no problem is too small or unimportant. If something is bothering you or interrupting your daily functioning, it’s happening for a reason. Your feelings are valid. We will work together to collaboratively create a treatment plan that is unique to your situation.

As someone who has had to overcome my own obstacles, I can assure you that putting in the effort is worth the results. Although it may not always be easy, I promise to be there for you every step of the way.

I value the client-therapist relationship and will allow you to open up at your own pace whenever you feel ready. I believe that every individual has the ability and power to make changes and better their wellbeing. Sometimes we just need a helping hand, and that is exactly what I am here for. My goal is for each client to leave each session feeling empowered and supported.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Texas – Rio Grande Valley.

I have experience working with individuals, couples, and groups in private practice settings, as well as a university clinic.

Client Focus: Individuals (12+), Couples, Groups, Families

Modalities: CBT, SFBT, Positive Psychology, Mindfulness, Person-Centered, Gestalt, Feminist, Multicultural, Family/Marital, Gottman Method Issues: 

Issues: Anxiety, depression, self-esteem, ADHD, stress, relationship issues, trauma

More than just my work:

• Music feeds my soul. I enjoy singing, playing guitar, and dancing–although I wouldn’t say I am great at any of those things. Concerts are my favorite thing in the entire world.

• I have seen over 100 artists across various genres and have even seen some of my favorite artists multiple times.

• I am obsessed with Volkswagen retro vans (might have something to do with the fact that “van” is one of my many nicknames). I love to travel and one of my dreams is to renovate an old van and travel across the country in it with my loved ones.

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