Guiding Compass Counseling
Discover a life to love...
"We believe that everyone can achieve their potential and discover a life to love."
Our highly trained professionals provide a variety of counseling and educational services to Flower Mound, Highland Village, and the surrounding communities.
Services include individual counseling as well as play therapy, activity therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, and special education services.
Our Flower Mound offices are equipped with therapy rooms specifically designed to meet the unique needs of children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Our caring staff and comfortable facilities help create a truly distinctive, safe and healing environment.
If you or a loved one are searching for a path forward, we would like to help.
Who should try counseling?
The surprising answer is that most people could benefit from counseling at some point in their lives.
This is because all of us have either experienced, or will experience, difficult situations and times when we are afraid and uncertain of what to do. During these times, it can be very helpful to discuss things with a qualified professional - such as a counselor or therapist.
Because counselors are not your friend or family member, they can help you discover a fresh perspective while being objective and keeping your information confidential. This partnership makes it easier for you to explore, discover and create solutions for life's challenges.
There are many times in life when counseling can be very helpful:
- Relationships -
learning new skills to improve an unhappy marriage;
managing conflict with your child or teen; seeking more satisfaction with a family member,
relative, friend, loved one, boss, co-worker - or any other important person in your life
- Childhood and Adolescence -
helping children and teens develop self esteem, social skills, emotional intelligence, career goals,
personal and sexual identity; coping with bullying, school problems, and life changes
- Parenting -
strengthening communication and connection with your children; tools and coping strategies for
behavior problems like acting out and meltdowns; co-parenting strategies following divorce
- Emotions -
working with overwhelming feelings of sadness, worry, stress, anger, disappointment, apathy, distraction,
disconnection, excitement, depression, fear, anxiety, rage, hopelessness, loneliness, or confusion
- Grief and Mourning -
recognizing and honoring the loss of a family member, or an important person or pet in your life
through a process of finding more peace and resolution
- Family Transitions -
adjusting to changes in your family including: marriage problems, separation, divorce, moving,
remarriage, and blended families
- Career Directions -
exploring your strengths, skills, and interests to address work problems and discover a more
satisfying career path
- Personal Growth -
discovering your goals and aspirations to find new directions, develop self-acceptance and
self-esteem, and live a more fulfilling life
- Spiritual Growth -
cultivating a sense of purpose, meaning and contentment; integrating your values, faith and beliefs
into personal action; finding your place in the wider world; nurturing your relationship with
your Creator or Higher Power
Connect with a counselor to help you discover a life to love.
