Meet Kristin Warren

I get excited about the opportunity for change in a person’s life.

Therapy can be serious work without feeling cold or clinical. I bring warmth, honesty, curiosity, and respect for the ways you have learned to survive.

I am a Dallas native, a wife and mom, and a therapist who cares deeply about relationships, trauma recovery, and personal growth. I studied at UT Dallas and Harding University. Outside the office, I enjoy cross-training, baking, traveling, and snow skiing.

Training and credentials

• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor (LMFT-S): training in relational and family systems, plus supervision of LMFT Associates in Texas.
• Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S): counseling across a range of mental-health and life concerns, plus supervision of LPC Associates in Texas.
• EMDR Certified Therapist: advanced training and consultation in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
• Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC): specialized training related to substance-use disorders and recovery.
• Additional training: Brainspotting, DNMS, Emotionally Focused Therapy, family systems, and Gottman Method Level Two.

My approach

I see therapy as a collaboration. We begin by understanding what brings you in, the systems and relationships around you, and what you want from the work. I pay attention to both insight and lived experience: thoughts, emotions, body responses, attachment, behavior, context, and the practical changes that matter outside the therapy room.

Being trauma-informed means I do not assume that disclosure or rapid processing is always helpful. We build a shared map, discuss options, prepare carefully, and adjust the pace when needed. Being relationship-focused means we look at the patterns between people—not only the symptoms within one person.

What you can expect from me

• A nonjudgmental space that is also honest and engaged
• Clear explanations and consent before focused interventions
• Attention to strengths, context, culture, values, and relationships
• Regular conversations about goals, fit, and what is or is not helping
• Referral to another provider or level of care when that would better support you

—Kristin Warren, LMFT-S, LPC-S, EMDR Certified Therapist, LCDC