Counseling Center – The Mind Spot
The Mind Spot is a counseling center at 3000 Weslayan Street, Suite 140, on the corner of Weslayan and West Alabama in Houston, Texas. The practice describes its mission as providing counseling for the whole family, with services organized by developmental stage and age group. Distinct service offerings are available for pre-teens aged 9 to 12, teens, and young adults aged 18 and older.
Services include individual counseling, play therapy, psychological comprehensive evaluations, and parent consultations. Play therapy is described on the website as a therapeutic method designed for children to express feelings and address psychological and emotional issues through structured play, making it developmentally appropriate for younger clients. Psychological evaluations are conducted by a neuropsychologist and are available for clients requiring formal assessment. Parent consultations address family communication challenges, family dynamics, and behavioral concerns.
Presenting concerns addressed across the practice’s client groups include anxiety, depression, academic stress, peer pressure, trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, and behavioral issues. Counselors at the center work with clients toward goals such as developing effective coping strategies, increasing self-awareness, and strengthening resilience.
The office is described as newly renovated and features an accessible front-door entrance from the parking lot with ample parking available. The space is characterized as warm and inviting, designed to help clients feel welcome from their first visit. Existing clients access ongoing services through a dedicated client portal on the website. The center maintains active social media profiles on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and TikTok.
Contact is available by phone at 713-804-9560 or by email at hello@themindspothouston.com. The center’s range of services, spanning play therapy for younger children through individual counseling for young adults, reflects an intent to support clients across multiple developmental stages under one practice. Specific clinician names, individual credentials and licenses, telehealth availability, insurance participation, and year of establishment are not detailed on the main pages of the website.