Counseling Center – Joyful Restoration Wellness
Located at 2214 Emery Street, Suite 530, in Denton, Texas 76201, Joyful Restoration Wellness is a multidisciplinary counseling and wellness center. The practice operates with a large team of licensed clinicians and support professionals spanning counseling, functional medicine, massage therapy, and additional specialty services. Contact is available by phone at (940) 239-3575, and a secure client portal is hosted at joyrestored.secure-client-area.com.
The counseling staff includes Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs): Billie Baker, Kristi Longley, Sarah Shelton, Jodi Greanead, Margaret Hamilton, Jennifer Doherty, Culley Lichtenberg, and Liam Kelly. Licensed Professional Counselor Associates (LPCAs) include Genesis Guerrero and Bonny Pierce, who also holds an M.Ed. and Certified Biblical Counselor designation. Additional counselors on the team include Diane Kizziar, Erica Kelm, Mary Koleber, Elisa Nicole Ayulo, and Maria Antoinette Walker. Master’s Level Counseling Students include Brittany Eccles, Sara Chapple, and Madelyn Chisum. Other clinical staff include Megan Roberts (Functional Nurse Practitioner), Shannon De La Cruz (Splankna Practitioner), and Haley Luthe (Massage Therapist).
Individual counseling services for adults and young adults address PTSD and trauma, depression, anxiety, cognitive distortions, and self-esteem concerns. The practice also offers play therapy for children, family counseling, couples and premarital counseling, and addiction counseling. Therapeutic modalities include EMDR, PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy), ETT (Emotional Transformational Therapy), Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and Splankna therapy. For engaged couples, the practice offers the Prepare/Enrich assessment, which focuses on areas including finances and child-disciplining approaches.
Beyond counseling, services extend to functional medicine, nutritional counseling, and massage therapy. The website notes that a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, chiropractors, dietitians, and a health coach are listed as coming soon. An affordability program called Bridging Hope is described on the website as a resource for clients seeking support in accessing care.