Our Counselors
Patricia Johnson, M.A., LPC-S
Are you feeling overwhelmed by life? Struggling to balance work, relationships, and well-being? Is anxiety taking its toll? My name is Patricia Johnson, and I am Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor with 18 years of experience and founder of BeAtitudes Wellness Center, LLC. One of my goals is to assist you on your journey through today’s complex challenges by using evidenced-based counseling techniques and methods, as well as applying Christian principles to facilitate emotional wellbeing and wholeness.
Confidential support is provided in a nonjudgmental safe space for adolescents and adults dealing with trauma/PTSD, depression, anxiety, stress, grief, life transitions, and marital or relationship issues. We will work together to tackle stressors, build resilience, or find clarity in order to help you experience a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
Recognizing that every person has a unique story and personal strengths, individualized treatment plans are designed to meet your specific needs. Together, we can work to define your authentic self, reconnect with your true identity, and reclaim your autonomy, helping you to embrace the person God has created you to be.
Currently, virtual counseling sessions are offered, providing the convenience and comfort of receiving support from anywhere in Texas where you have privacy and an internet connection. This flexibility can help reduce stress and make it easier to fit therapy into your busy schedule.
Invest in your mental well-being. Take the first step toward a more balanced life and reach out today to schedule an appointment!
Kenia Johnson, M.A., LPC-Associate (supervised by Rhonda Burnell, MEd, LPC-S, CCTP-II)
Hello all! My name is Kenia Johnson. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Texas at Austin and obtained my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Houston Baptist University.
As an LPC-Associate, I enjoy working with diverse populations by helping clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and daily life stress to balance and enhance their quality of life through the use of therapeutic treatments and mind-body connections, as well as interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and person-centered therapy to improve coping skills. My interest is also in helping adolescence and adults alleviate the impact of digital media on their mental well-being. Growing up in the church, and continuing my spiritual growth, my faith has called me into the counseling profession. By integrating spiritual and religious interventions into the therapeutic process, combined with being an empathetic listener, my goal is to assist clients along their journey to wellness.
I am a native Houstonian who is kind, caring, and patient. I enjoy vacationing with my family, site seeing, and engaging in different cultural experiences at each wonderful destination. I love dogs, and I have an adorable Maltese poodle. In my free time, I enjoy reading, crafting, walking, learning choregraphed dances, and watching movies, anime, or K-Dramas. I am looking forward to working with you!
Supervision Contact information
Supervised by Rhonda Burnell, MEd, LPC-S, CCTP
Address: 3055 Stillhouse Lake Rd #206, Harker Heights, TX 76548
Phone: 254-813-4357
Alicia Snider, M.A., LPC-Associate (Supervised by Patricia Johnson, M.A., LPC-S)
Hello Everyone! My name is Alicia Snider. I have obtained my master's degree in clinical mental health counseling from Houston Baptist University. I would like to use my degree to work in trauma. I think this is one of the best ways to help rehabilitate people. It might help them create a second chance for themselves. Though eventually I would love to get a PhD in clinical psychology. My goal is to one day be able to work in research. The idea of being able to understand why people do things and learn how to modify their behavior is fascinating to me.
I truly love to read action and romance novels. Being with my family in Mexico and going to beach is also extremely relaxing for me. Family is very important to me. Lastly, I would say in recent years I have become intrigued by the fact there is not much research on how therapy affects biracial and multiracial people. As a biracial person, I would love to one day be able to conduct research or simply learn more about the dynamics of biracial families and what therapies most benefit them.
Supervision Contact Information
Supervised by Patricia Johnson, M.A., LPC-S
Address: PO BOX 841077, Houston, TX 77284-1077
Phone: 832-230-4158