Why We’re the Best Therapists in Austin
Incorporated in 2007, Just Mind is a boutique mental health clinic with a mission to remove the stigma sometimes associated with therapy, both through the environment we create and the unique attitudes of the associates who work with us. Our team receives regular clinical education from visiting guest experts and group supervision. Our therapists each have up to 30 years of experience and a wide array of specialties, and certifications.
Not sure about who to pick? We can help!
Not sure about who to pick? We can help!
Administrative Team

Jennifer Carroll
Practice Manager

Gabi Garza
Scheduling Coordinator

Katy Vandruff
Scheduling Coordinator
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Common Questions
Common Counseling Questions
Why do people seek therapy?
What if I don’t know what my goals for therapy are?
What can I expect in a therapy session?
What benefits can I expect from working with a therapist?
- Attaining a better understanding of yourself and your personal goals and values
- Developing skills for improving your relationships
- Finding resolution to the issues or concerns that led you to seek therapy
- Find new ways to cope with stress and anxiety that are based in evidence based practices.
- Managing anger, depression, and other emotional pressures
- Improving communications skills – learn how to listen to others, and have others listen to you
- Getting “unstuck” from unhealthy patterns – breaking old behaviors and develop new ones
- Discovering new ways to solve problems
- Improving your self-esteem and boosting self-confidence
Is therapy confidential?
Do you accept insurance? How does it work?
- Do I have an HMO or PPO (PPO should support out of network)
- Can I get a single case agreement to get support to work with Just Mind?
- What is my deductible and has it been met?
- How much do you pay for an out-of-net provider?
- Is there a limitation on how much you will pay per session?
Occupations & Qualifications
Professional Counselors
Psychologists
Social Workers
Marriage & Family Therapists
Psychiatrists
Professional Questions
Can you prescribe medication?
Do you offer anger management classes?
How many sessions will I need?
This really varies by the individual and the issue. Some people have issues that are more tricky and developed over time and these issues might take more time to work on. That said, if you are motivated, work on coping skills outside of session, and are focused on your goals you may have a very short time in therapy. Normally the shortest time tends to be around 2-6 months of weekly therapy. It really depends on the issue and the individual. If cost, time commitment, or just being uncertain is an issue, you should try One Session at a Time.
What does LPC Intern mean?
What is the difference between the levels of therapists?
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Therapists & Psychologists
What is the difference between a therapist and psychologist?
There is very little difference between a psychologist and therapist in terms of how they perform clinical work. They both are mental health clinicians. Psychologists spend longer in school and often go on to do assessment, research, or teach. Therapists can also do this.