Come Home to Yourself
Private-pay holistic psychotherapy for women throughout Texas healing from relational trauma, emotionally harmful family systems, and generational patterns
You may be capable, accomplished, compassionate—and exhausted from being the person everyone depends on.
Perhaps you have spent years caring for others, anticipating what people need, holding your family together, succeeding professionally, or trying to be the person everyone believes you should be.
Somewhere along the way, you may have learned to leave yourself behind.
Therapy can be a place to come back.
At Whole Wellness Counseling, we provide highly personalized psychotherapy for women who want more than symptom management. Together, we create space to understand what your mind, body, emotions, and relationships have been trying to tell you—and begin healing the patterns that keep you disconnected from yourself.
Our work is private, relational, trauma-informed, and deeply individualized.
You Don't Need to Become a Better Version of Yourself.
You may have already spent years working on yourself.
You understand your patterns. You've read the books. You know how to function through difficult things.
And yet insight doesn't always change what happens inside your body when you feel rejected, overwhelmed, criticized, responsible for everyone, or afraid of disappointing someone.
That's where our work can go deeper.
Rather than asking, "What's wrong with me?"
we begin asking:
"What happened that taught me I had to leave myself in order to feel safe, loved, successful, or accepted?"
And eventually:
"What would it mean to stay with myself now?"
A Private Practice Rooted in Depth and Care
Whole Wellness Counseling, PLLC is a private-pay psychotherapy practice serving adult women in Texas. With more than twenty years of clinical experience, Marci Warren, M.Ed., LPC-S offers a space that is unhurried, confidential, and deeply attuned to the complexity of women's inner lives.
Located in Georgetown, Texas, this practice is designed for women who are ready to do meaningful work — not quick fixes or generic coping strategies, but genuine healing at the root.
A Whole-Person Approach to Healing
Healing is not linear, and no single method reaches every part of a person. Marci draws from a carefully integrated set of evidence-based and body-centered approaches, tailored to each woman's unique history and nervous system.
Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy & EMDR
At the foundation of this work is a trauma-informed lens — an understanding that symptoms are not character flaws but adaptations to difficult experiences. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is used to help the nervous system process and integrate what words alone cannot reach.
Somatic Awareness & Nervous System Regulation
The body holds what the mind has not yet been able to process. Somatic awareness practices help you recognize and work with the physical sensations, patterns of tension, and nervous system states that shape your daily experience — and your capacity for connection and rest.
IFS-Informed Parts Work & Mindfulness
Internal Family Systems-informed parts work offers a compassionate framework for understanding the different voices, protectors, and wounded places within. Mindfulness practices support the development of a steady, witnessing presence — the ground from which healing becomes possible.
ACT, DBT-Informed Skills & Yoga-Informed Embodiment
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy supports clarity about values and the willingness to move toward a meaningful life even in the presence of pain. DBT-informed skills offer practical tools for emotional regulation and distress tolerance. Yoga-informed breathing and embodiment practices bring the work into the body, breath, and present moment.
Private-Pay Care
This practice operates on a private-pay basis, meaning services are not billed to insurance. This is a deliberate clinical and ethical choice — one that protects your privacy, preserves the integrity of your diagnosis, and allows the work to be guided entirely by your needs rather than by insurance requirements.
A Good Faith Estimate is provided in advance of services, in accordance with the No Surprises Act. If you have questions about fees or the private-pay model, they are welcome.
If you are ready to begin, I would be honored to hear from you.
Taking the first step toward therapy is an act of courage. I invite you to reach out at a pace that feels right for you.