Meet Aaron Cobarruvias, LPC-Supervisor at The Counseling Center at PCHAS in San Antonio. With more than 20 years of experience working with adults, children, teens, couples, and families, Aaron brings warmth, wisdom, and a deep commitment to helping people move forward. Learn about his journey, his approach to in-person and virtual counseling, and what he wants every San Antonio resident to know about asking for help. Read More
Bullying can affect how a child feels about school, friendships, and themselves. If you've noticed changes in your child's mood, behavior, or confidence, a counselor can help. The Counseling Centers at PCHAS offers caring, judgment-free support to help children and families navigate bullying — and start feeling like themselves again. Read More
Moving back to your home country after living abroad is an emotional journey. Learn how to navigate the rollercoaster of repatriation — and how a therapist who gets it can help. Read More
On June 25, 1991 our church’s Session approved Mary Cole as an official representative of Spring Branch Presbyterian Church (SBPC) to the Presbyterian Children’s Home in Itasca, Texas. That was the beginning of SBPC supporting a group that gives Christ-centered care and hope to children and families. It was Mary Cole who first started our tradition of putting a new, crisp $1 bill in the birthday cards that we sent to the foster kids of Itasca. Read More
Small daily routines are powerful anchors for emotional health — and building them doesn't have to be hard. The Counseling Centers at PCHAS can help children, adults, and families create healthy habits that stick, in person or virtually. Read More
Crying isn't a sign of weakness — it's your body's built-in way of releasing stress and finding calm. Learn the science behind why a good cry actually helps you heal. Read More
