The Resilience Center of Houston - Woodlands 8665 New Trails Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77381

"Shelly is awesome I've been with her 4 years."

"One of the biggest burdens of pursuing healing is being forced to go through a red-tape system for something so basically human. Anyone who deals with chronic health issues of any kind is familiar with the computer generated voices playing phone call hot potato between the departments when all you wanted to know is if you can afford your next treatment. What a breath of fresh air it is then to discover a place that empowers its team to do their job for what it is - a way to get people help. Their website was the easiest way I’ve ever been given to ask for help. And a personal emailed response detailing genuine thought about my concerns and how their team could best assist me was the best kind of help I’ve ever been given. These are exactly the kind of folks I can confidently trust with my most valuable asset - me!"

"Shelley is a fabulous therapist. She is very thorough and inviting to talk with. She is so great with her clients and makes sure they receive the care they need."

"Amber Martin does exceptional work with her clients, with particular expertise working with Veterans and first responders. As a work colleague, I can attest to her commitment to advocating for her clients and helping them work through challenges using a non-judgmental approach. Her training in EMDR therapy allows her to integrate this technique for processing trauma. I would strongly recommend her to those seeking a skilled and compassionate professional to guide them in growth and healing."

"When you look at the photo, it looks like their office is in a nice private place in the Woodlands. In reality it is in a busy shared office. My previous therapist was in an office that she shared with other therapists who all understood that the clients there wanted confidentiality. Going to this place is like having therapy in a cubical at a random WeWork office. How do I know that my neighbor isn't going to walk by and see the therapist walking me to their space? How do I know that the accountant who is renting the space next door cares a hill of beans about my privacy? I might as well being having a therapy session in an aisle at WalMart. (Note: They, without comment, removed the nice looking photo of the outside of the office that they were trying to use. It made me laugh. Why not address the issue?)"