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Life can feel heavy when you're juggling a job, a family, or big changes all at once. Maybe you're a teacher pouring into everyone else's kids and running on empty. Maybe you're a parent trying to understand your child's behavior. Or maybe you're in your twenties, facing a fork in the road and not sure which way to go. Whatever brought you here, you don't have to sort it out by yourself.
I'm Alicia Mirabelli, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at The Counseling Center at PCHAS in Cypress, Texas. I meet with clients in person and online, so we can find the option that fits your life best.
I love walking alongside people as they work through life's hard moments. I spend a lot of my time with:
• Adults who struggle with sadness, anxiety, ADHD symptoms, and feeling overwhelmed
• Teachers who need a space of their own to process the weight of the school year
• Parents working through tough behavior challenges with their kids
• Young adults navigating big life changes, grief, and loss
• Foster and adoptive families building connection and healing together
Helping people has always been part of who I am. My grandmother wasn't a licensed social worker, but she spent her whole life caring for people through her church and community. Watching her taught me that giving to others is one of the most important things you can do. That lesson stuck with me, and it's a big reason I became a social worker myself.
A significant portion of my career has been in schools, which I loved because it let me be present for my own kids while I helped others. My family and I later lived overseas in Asia for 13 years, and I got to work with kids and families all over the world. I fell in love with new places and cultures along the way. When we moved back to the U.S., I reconnected with a previous colleague and found my way to PCHAS, where I get to do the work I love every day.
Outside of work, you'll find me spending time with my grown kids, soaking up the sun by the pool or the beach, catching some live music, and exploring my next travel destination with my husband. My dog Peanut is also an important girl in my life. She occasionally shows up in a virtual session but is usually snoring in the background.
No two clients are the same, and I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. I prepare for every session, so our time together actually fits your life and your needs. I want you to feel safe sharing your innermost thoughts and feelings with me, without any judgment. I bring a lot of passion to my work, but I try to hold it with a gentle touch, because I know how much courage it takes to walk through the door.
I've faced hard seasons of my own, and they taught me things my degree never could. That's part of why I feel honored every time a client lets me be part of their support system. Showing up for you is my number one job, and it's the thing that gives me energy, even on the hard days.
• Bachelor’ Degree in Social Work: Northern Kentucky University
• Master of Social Work: Loyola University of Chicago
• Crisis Prevention Intervention Instructor
Helping you find Hope, Healing, and a Way Forward is how I can help you change your life. My goal is to help you feel comfortable and supported through your entire therapy journey. I provide you with a safe and comfortable space throughout your therapy journey. I know evenings can work better for busy schedules, so I offer evening appointments four days a week, along with in-person and virtual options. I'd be honored to walk alongside you as you take the next step.
Read more about Alicia’s license as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Texas.
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