Kylie Henry
LPC-Supervisor Owner
Meet Kylie
Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor
My passion for counseling started when I sought therapy during high school due to being cyber bullied. In therapy, I was able to process through what I was experiencing, receive validation for what I was feeling, and learn how to overcome my unhelpful thoughts and feelings. It was in sessions with my counselor that I realized being a therapist was my calling in life; I wanted to help people experience the freedom and healing that she helped me achieve.
My experiences at a university psychology clinic and an IOP/PHP facility have led me to develop a passion for working with children, adolescents, and young adults. I love working with this age range, as the focus of treatment is often on self-exploration and growing into the best version of ourselves. Through the therapeutic relationship, my goal is to help you feel empowered. I strive to do this by providing a space where you feel heard, understood, and validated, while also challenging and encouraging you. I believe change begins by challenging unhealthy thinking patterns and behaviors, grows into learning to accept ourselves for who we truly are, and results in a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.
I specialize in seeing clients with a variety of presenting problems such as depression, anxiety, self-esteem, stress, self-harm, and career related issues. I take a client-centered approach and incorporate my training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I also like to incorporate expressive arts when it becomes too difficult to find the words to express how we feel.
I have a four-legged sidekick named Winston who helps provide comfort when talking about our thoughts and feelings. He is a 45lbs, hypoallergenic, therapy dog, and is also an AKC registered Community Canine Good Citizen. Winston loves to meet new people and get all the belly rubs and back scratches!
I received my Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology from Abilene Christian University and am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor.
Book a SessionFees: $150/ Aetna, BCBS, Carelon, Cigna, UHC
Clients: Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Premarital
Availability: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
Claire Mills
LMFT-Associate supervised by Andrew Ahles, LMFT-S
Meet Claire
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate supervised by Andrew Ahles, LMFT-S
My journey toward becoming a therapist began in middle school. Around the time I was assigned a project exploring future careers, I also began attending counseling during my parents’ divorce and after experiencing a death in my family. It was during that season that I first met a therapist and began to understand the impact this work could have. Watching someone create space for hard conversations, validation, and healing left a lasting impression on me. From that point forward, my desire to become a therapist continued to grow.
As I pursued my education and training, I discovered that I was especially drawn to understanding relationships and family dynamics. My experiences in graduate school and clinical work deepened my passion for helping couples, families, and individuals navigate emotional and relational challenges. I value helping clients recognize how patterns within their family of origin influence present-day communication, boundaries, emotional responses, and connection. Through the therapeutic relationship, my goal is to create a space where you feel supported, understood, and thoughtfully challenged. I primarily practice from a Bowenian Family Systems perspective, with influences from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I believe meaningful change begins with increased awareness — understanding patterns, strengthening emotional regulation, and learning to respond with intention rather than reactivity. From there, growth unfolds into healthier communication, stronger boundaries, and more fulfilling relationships.
I strive to provide a calm, warm, and collaborative environment where therapy feels like a partnership. You are the expert on your own life, and my role is to help guide reflection, insight, and practical change in a way that feels steady and empowering. I earned my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University and am a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (she/her), supervised by Andrew Ahles, LMFT-S (License #203408).
Book a SessionFees: $125 individual; $150 family/couples. Sliding scale options
Clients: Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Couples, & Families
Availability: Mon-Sat with weekday evening options
Winston
Therapy Dog
Meet Winston
Registered American Kennel Club Communnity Canine Good Citizen
Hi, my name is Winston! I’m a 5-year-old Irish Doodle (that’s half Irish Setter, half Poodle), and I’m proud to be the official therapy dog at Deep Waters Therapy. I’m a certified Therapy Dog and a Community Canine Good Citizen — which basically means I passed some really big tests to prove I can be calm, gentle, and helpful in all kinds of situations.
My mom (your therapist!) started training me as soon as I came home from the farm. She told me I had big paws to fill because my older sister was a therapy dog before me. With lots of practice, patience, and belly rubs along the way, I got my certifications and stepped into the job I was born to do.
What I Do in Sessions
I think I have the best job in the world — I get to spend time with people who sometimes need a little extra comfort, calm, or encouragement. Here are a few ways I can help:
🐕 I’m here to snuggle if you’re sad or lonely.
🐾 You can pet me when you’re feeling anxious or uncomfortable.
🐕🦺 I’ll happily take belly scratches if you need a little distraction or a minute to calm down.
🐾 You can even talk to me when words feel too heavy to share with anyone else.
🐕 And of course, I’m always ready to make you smile (bonus points if you have treats).
Sometimes I curl up on the floor during sessions, sometimes I sit next to you on the couch, and sometimes I just greet you at the door with a happy tail wag. However you need me, I’m here.
My Favorite Things
Belly rubs (the more the better)
Booty scratches
Showing off my tricks for treats
Meeting new friends
Being told I’m a very good boy
Napping in the middle of important conversations (hey, therapy is tiring for dogs too!)
So whether you need comfort, calm, or just a fluffy friend nearby, I’ll be right here with you. Because therapy is important… but it doesn’t mean it can’t come with a wagging tail and a smile.
Book a SessionFees: Belly rubs, back scratches, and treats from my snack jar!
Clients: Works with Kylie’s clients
