Kaela Easley Counseling

Hi, I’m Kaela Easley. I’m a Texas Licensed Professional Counselor Associate and an EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) trained therapist, supervised under Brandi Barnett. I am also an Oregon Registered Associate supervised under David Means. My work focuses on helping individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as couples facing marriage crisis, communication breakdown, betrayal, or disconnection. Whether you are feeling stuck personally or in your relationship, therapy can provide clarity, direction, and hope. I am trained in EMDR, an evidence-based approach that helps process trauma, reduce anxiety, and alleviate symptoms of depression. EMDR therapy is especially effective for clients experiencing unresolved trauma, panic symptoms, intrusive memories, or long-standing emotional patterns that feel difficult to shift. Whether you are seeking EMDR therapy for trauma, counseling for depression and anxiety, or marriage counseling during a crisis, my goal is to create a steady, compassionate environment where growth feels possible and healing feels attainable. Each person has their own story in which trauma, shame, and grief do not need to be the main character. Every individual's unique needs will inform the healing process. From feeling overwhelmed and depressed, getting burnt out, having relational distress, or coping with past trauma, my hope is to empower each individual to meet their God-given potential. “Shame dies when stories are told in safe places” - Ann Voskamp Please Note: While I do not bill insurance, I do provide a superbill which many insurance companies accept for reimbursement. My Journey to Becoming a Therapist Counseling is a second career, derived from personal life experiences that led me to want to help others. I worked in the pharmaceutical sales industry during my 20’s and then moved overseas for several years. I later pursued a masters degree in mental health counseling with an emphasis in neurocounseling from Bradley University. Neurocounseling considers the science of the brain when crafting a counseling approach. The drastic benefits I personally received from EMDR therapy caused me to want to pursue this path in order to help others in the same way I was helped. My interests lie in counseling needs related to adoption, cross-cultural wounds and adjustment, and trauma related struggles.