Mental Health Practice – The Well Therapy Group
The Well Therapy Group is a mental health practice at 3317 McKinney Avenue in the Uptown Dallas, Texas neighborhood. The practice offers trauma-informed, holistic therapy services through a multi-clinician team that includes Alix Rudd, Kayla Zackary, Maggie O’Connor, Britt Schuman, Robert Coltharp, Chelsea Billups, Rebecca Trejo, Abby Hartman, McCally Michot, Elise Etheridge, Kate Melle, and Jennifer Alfaro. Specific credential and licensure details for individual clinicians are not listed on the main page.
Services offered include anxiety therapy, trauma therapy, EMDR, and integrative therapy. The practice describes its clinical framing as trauma-informed and holistic, with a focus on helping clients understand patterns rooted in past experiences and work through anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, and feelings of disconnection. EMDR is listed as a specific therapeutic modality within the practice’s offerings. The integrative framing indicates that multiple clinical approaches are drawn upon depending on client needs, though individual modalities beyond EMDR are not enumerated on the page reviewed.
Individual therapy is the primary service format described. The physical space at the McKinney Avenue location is described as designed for comfort and relaxation, incorporating elements intended to create a calm, supportive environment for sessions. The Uptown Dallas location places the practice in a central and accessible part of the broader Dallas metropolitan area.
Appointment booking is available through the website. Insurance acceptance, telehealth availability, self-pay fees, and the year the practice was established are not specified in the page content reviewed. The multi-clinician staffing structure of The Well Therapy Group, with twelve named therapists on the team, reflects a group practice scale that supports a broader caseload across multiple therapy relationships and presenting concerns simultaneously. The Uptown Dallas location on McKinney Avenue situates the practice within a densely populated and transit-accessible section of the city, serving adults in the surrounding area presenting with anxiety, trauma histories, relational challenges, and general mental health concerns.