Therapy IN Texas & California

IT’S TIME TO INVEST IN YOU.

Seanna Crosbie, LCSW-S

Life isn’t what you expected.

Being here is a powerful first step to positive change.

If you're grappling with stress, grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, or the impact of past experiences, seeking therapy can help you feel better.

In therapy with me, you will be heard, understood, supported, and championed.

You’re in the right spot.

Seanna Crosbie, LCSW-S (She/Her)

My approach to therapy is a holistic blend of mind, heart and science.

With 25 years of experience, including as a former Clinical Director and C-Suite Executive, I am here for you.

In each session, I blend the power of compassion and evidence-based treatments while creating a safe, non-judgmental space for exploration and healing. I will show up in your sessions in a way that is personable, relatable, and warm; yet I will offer gentle candor and provide feedback to you about patterns that may be impacting you. I will also suggest specific strategies to make change.

And, we can have a good laugh from time-to-time.

I have deep and extensive knowledge in providing therapy and training other clinicians. In addition to clinical leadership roles, I was the founder and chair of the Trauma-Informed Care Consortium of Central Texas as well as a field instructor at The University of Texas at Austin for over 15 yrs.

I am a Texan by birth, but grew up overseas as a third-cultured kid, and also lived across the U.S., including California and the Midwest. Living in various places informs my experience of culture and my worldview.

In my free time, I love travel, yoga, games (nerd alert), hiking, dogs, live music, and spending time with family and friends. I won the regional Knowledge Bowl in 5th grade, but have lost every single game of trivia since then.

I practice much of what I teach in therapy (always imperfectly). I’ve had my share of hard-knocks, including traumatic loss, but have found ways to create a meaningful, joy-filled life. And, I want to help you create this for yourself too.

I am LGBTQ+ allied, neurodiversity affirming, and HAES aligned.

HEre’s what I believe about therapy:

Therapy can be a life-changing place to learn, explore and evolve.

You can experience a process of profound learning, purposeful exploration, and continuous evolution. Together, we embark on a path that goes beyond addressing challenges; it's about discovering new perspectives, unlocking resilience, and fostering lasting positive change in your life.

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The best investment you can make is in yourself.

Ultimately, recognizing and committing to your own growth is a powerful affirmation of self-worth and a key to unlocking your full potential.

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Therapy doesn’t always have to be difficult…it can be a place to recapture peace and fulfillment.

Therapy can be a sanctuary for acknowledging and amplifying your moments of joy, fostering resilience, and laying the foundation for a more fulfilling life.

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Testimonial for Seanna Crosbie Counseling

“Seanna approaches her interactions with clients with genuine sense of responsibility and integrity, ensuring that each individual receives the utmost care and respect. One of the most remarkable qualities about Seanna is her unique blend of intelligence, creativity and assertiveness. She is not only well-versed in evidence-based therapeutic approaches, but she also brings a creative problem-solving mindset to each session. Her down-to-earth approach and sense of humor will put you at ease as you explore and discuss whatever challenges you may be facing.”

- Jean Avera, LCSW, Associate Professor (retired), The University of Texas at Austin

- LCSW-S License: Texas #35541
- LCSW License: California #118441
- Board Approved Clinical Supervisor, Texas
- M.S. Social Work, The University of Texas at Austin 2000
- B.A. Psychology, The University of Texas at Austin 1996
- Lowe’s & HGTV Foundation: National Hometown Hero
- Founder & Chair, Trauma-Informed Care Consortium of Central Texas (membership of 100 organizations)
- Past Co-Chair, Board of Directors, YWCA of Greater Austin
- Former Field Instructor, The University of Texas at Austin
- Former St. Edwards Advisory Board, School of Social Work
- National Association of Social Workers (Austin) Student of the Year
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Attachment-Based Family Therapy (Level 1 & 2)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention
- Exposure and Response Prevention
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (certified)
- Seeking Safety
- Gottman Method for Healthy Relationships (Level 1 & 2)
How Trauma Impacts Health, The University of Texas at Austin
How to Talk to Kids about Package Explosions, KXAN News
Addressing Childhood Mental Health, NAMI Austin
Trauma Movement Grows in Austin, Texas PACES Connection
Trauma-Informed Care in Medicine, Invited Faculty, Dell Seton Medical Center’s Critical Care Conference
Conference Brings Awareness to Trauma, Austin American Statesman
What You Need to Know about ACEs, Texas Medical Association
How to Create Trauma-Informed Systems of Care in Organizations, The University of Texas at Austin

“Whether you’re experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief or family issues, Seanna can help you. I've witnessed Seanna's unwavering dedication to the well-being of those she serves. Her collaborative approach stands out, creating a space where you will feel heard and actively engaged in your therapeutic journey. Beyond her professional acumen, Seanna possesses the unique ability to put you at ease, fostering an environment that promotes comfort and trust.”

- Rob Thurlow, LCSW, Program Director