A New View Counseling and
Psychological Services
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A New View Counseling and Psychological Services in Clear Lake, Texas offers a wide range of services for children and adolescents.
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1. Screenings and Evaluations
For children from 12 months to 17 years, including autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, developmental delays, learning disabilities, dyslexia, and intellectual disabilities.
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2. Educational Consultation
To help parents navigate different educational options and understand 504 plans, educational accommodations, and special education programming.
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3. Child Therapy
Provided for children, adolescents, and teens from 5 to 17 years old. For children under 5, they prefer to work with parents in a parenting role.
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4. Social Skills Group
Called "The Meetup" where children learn and practice targeted social skills with other children which include conversation skills, nonverbal communication skills, conflict resolution, behavior regulation, teasing and bullying, building friendships, and problem-solving.
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5. Parent Training and Behavior Support Services
To help parents support their child's successes.
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Coming soon. Therapeutic services for teens and adults.
About Us
Becky Siekierski, PhD, LSSP, NCSP, is a Licensed Psychologist with extensive experience in evaluating and treating children and adolescents. She specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, Early Childhood Developmental Disorders, Social Skills, and Parenting. She offers screenings, evaluations, consultations, and therapy services.
Penny Sweeney, MA, is a Special Educator with 20 years of experience in mental health and special education. She provides services such as Parent Training, In-Home Support, Special Needs Tutoring, Special Education Consultation, and IEP Support. She is bilingual in English and Spanish.
Erika Willis, MA, LPCS, LSSP, has over 15 years of experience in the public school setting, offering behavioral consultation and social skills counseling to children with autism, ADHD, and emotional/behavioral difficulties. She aims to help children express their feelings and problem solve effectively. She is a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology and a Licensed Professional Counselor.
George Shu, LMSW, As a trauma-informed mental health therapist, I specialize in helping individuals overcome fear, trauma, and anxiety. Whether you're struggling with overwhelming fears, trauma aftermath, or persistent anxiety, I'm here to guide you towards rediscovering your inner strength and resilience.
I work with preteens, teens, and adults, offering personalized therapy that addresses not just thoughts and emotions but also the impact on the body, relationships, and environments such as school and work. My approach is tailored to your unique needs, focusing on empowering you to conquer your inner demons and reclaim your freedom, peace, and courage.
If you're ready to gain control and focus in your life, or to help your child do the same, and you want to begin that journey towards better mental health and emotional stability, let's work together to unlock your potential for growth and transformation.
Lynz Costa, LMSW, believes in a holistic approach while helping clients manage anger, depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, codependency, family relations, faith-transitions, women- empowerment, and more. She provides a comfortable and fun atmosphere for children and adults to explore their strengths and challenges using techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Play Therapy and other modalities based on client needs. She is an associate level therapist with an LMSW and is under the direct supervision of a fully licensed therapist. She is trained in Trust Based Relational Intervention, and has had amazing experience as an educator for seven years in the public school setting working with kids with special needs and behavioral issues. She believes in the inherent worth and strength of every person, and that therapy should feel like a gift someone gives themselves. She uses a supportive and client-centered approach to guide children and adults through life’s challenges in a gentle non-threatening way.
Logan Saley, LPC-A, LMFT-A, Logan's areas of expertise include treating anxiety and depression, children's behavioral issues, ADHD and autism, relationship dysfunction, parenting concerns, attachment issues, and life transitions. She works with children and adolescents, and adult individuals. She receives supervision from Erika Willis, LPCS, LSSP.
Logan uses play therapy to help children express feelings and manage big emotions. A focus on attachment-based therapy hel uncover patterns, heal wounds, and build healthier interactions. She also is trained in Emotion-Focused Therapy to help people better identify, understand and regulate their emotions and improve relationships.
Logan is deeply committed to supporting individuals, couples, families, children, and adolescents on their journey to emotional well-being. Her passion for family and relational work is at the heart of her practice, striving to create a warm, welcoming environment where everyone feels heard and valued.
Holland Ellis, CMHC Intern, Holland is a student Intern nearing completion of her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and is supervised by Dr. Becky Siekierski. Her experience and academic background has provided a foundation for her to provide impactful services to diverse groups of people. She is passionate about providing quality therapy to children and teens, especially those in the deaf and hard of hearing communities. Being hard of hearing herself, Holland is adept at nonverbal communication which allows her to be skillful at working with clients who do not have access to language that allows them to articulate their thoughts and emotions. Holland has a litany of experiences, including her role as a social-emotional learning (SEL) intern at Austin Discovery School. She utilizes various modalities, including mindfulness and relaxation techniques, emotional regulation strategies, narrative therapy techniques, and art and expressive therapies, depending on the client’s specific needs and abilities. She would love to hear from you and begin working with your child or teen to be happier and more successful in everything they do.
Samantha Shelton, CMHC Intern, Sam is a student intern completing her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health, and supervised by Dr. Becky Siekierski. She has experience working with all ages and is skilled at treating people with depression, anxiety, and mood disorders, anger management , and trauma. In her work she uses Solution Focused Brief Therapy, CBT, and Narrative Therapy. She incorporates a lot of mindfulness and strengths-based techniques to help people learn to manage their emotions resolve thinking errors. She has immediate openings and would appreciate hearing from you to help you begin working towards a happier, more peaceful life.
Karen is Practice Coordinator for A New View Counseling and Psychological Services. She has extensive knowledge in customer service and administrative duties. Karen oversees our front office and is one of our friendly team members that will be your first point of contact with A New View. She will patiently listen to your concerns and match you with the therapist that best fits. Whether it’s helping to problem-solve payment issues or addressing scheduling matters, she will make herself available at every opportunity. Karen ensures the office is running seamlessly and consistently providing high quality services to our clients.
Meet Stephanie Mares, our friendly administrative assistant and receptionist at the front office of A New View. Teaming up with our Practice Coordinator, Karen, Stephanie ensures your experience with us is nothing short of pleasant. With a warm greeting and a helpful hand, Stephanie is your go-to person for any questions or assistance you may need. Skilled at problem-solving, she's always ready to address your concerns and guide you through your visit with ease. Your comfort and satisfaction are her top priorities, so feel free to reach out to Stephanie anytime during your time with us.
Payments
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The clinic accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and Cigna insurance for parent consultation and child therapy.
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The clinic no longer accepts insurance for psychological evaluations.
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The clinic is out-of-network with all other insurance providers, including Medicaid.
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If a patient wants to submit a claim to their insurance company for out-of-network services, the clinic can provide a statement detailing the services once the invoice is paid in full.
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Insurance coverage varies among different providers, and reimbursement cannot be guaranteed.
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Self-pay rates vary based on the service provided (therapy, testing, consultation, workshops, groups) and the provider (psychologist, therapist, intern, educator).
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The clinic offers reduced-rate self-pay options and pro-bono consultations for those on a limited budget.
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Payment is due at the time of the appointment and can be made in cash, checks, or credit cards.
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For evaluations, 50% of the fee is due at the first session, and the remaining 50% is due at the feedback session.
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Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid a fee. Last-minute cancellations and missed appointments will be assessed a fee.
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Texas public schools offer free psychoeducational and psychological evaluations to students enrolled in public, private, and homeschool programs. Contact the clinic for more information on how to request these services through the local school district.