Farrin is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Farrin graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Texas A&M University and a Master of Education degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The University of Houston.   

Farrin works with clients ages 12 and up, who are struggling with various types of mental health issues. She is most well-versed in dealing with Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Grief, Mood Disorders, and Personality Disorders. Farrin particularly enjoys doing identity work with clients in order to help them build a sense of self and self-confidence. Farrin believes that self-discovery is one of the most important journeys we can embark on as humans. 

From Farrin:

“I ascribe to a humanistic and psychodynamic approach and philosophy of counseling with some cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) mixed in. I believe people are continually in the process of becoming their most authentic and congruent selves. I focus on client’s emotions, perspectives, and life experiences, rather than just treating symptoms. I believe incongruence and internalized conditions of worth contribute to emotional and psychological distress. However, within a therapeutic relationship characterized by unconditional positive regard, acceptance, and non-judgment I believe people can experience the necessary conditions to fulfill their innate capacity. I believe each client is different, what works for one will not work for all. Therefore, I take a dynamically informed approach when creating a treatment plan that will work best for each individual.”