Austin Integrative Therapy Collective
Austin Integrative Therapy Collective is a group of independent therapists offering thoughtful, compassionate care for adults, couples, and families. We believe therapy is a space to slow down, feel seen, and begin making sense of the patterns, pain, and questions you’ve been carrying.
Whether you’re navigating anxiety, relationship struggles, life transitions, trauma, grief, or a longing to feel more connected to yourself, our therapists offer different specialties and approaches while sharing a common belief: healing unfolds in relationship, at a pace that honors your nervous system, your story, and your lived experience.
Rooted in Austin.
Serving Texas and beyond.
Our Approach
We believe therapy begins with listening. Not fixing, rushing, or forcing change, but listening with compassion and care to the parts of your story that have longed to be understood.
At Austin Integrative Therapy Collective, our therapists bring a range of training, specialties, and lived wisdom to the work. What connects us is a shared commitment to relational, trauma-informed, and integrative care. We hold space for what’s tender, complex, and unresolved, while also supporting the possibility of meaningful change.
Here, you don’t have to have it all figured out. You get to arrive as you are, be met with warmth and respect, and explore what it might mean to feel more connected, supported, and whole.
Meet the Team
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Anne-Marie Hoyle, LCSW
Mind and Body Psychotherapy
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Julie Nachman, LCSW
Evolve Neurocounseling, LLC
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Elissa Shaw, LCSW
Sanctuary Psychotherapy, PLLC
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Sabrina Smith, LCSW-S
Sabrina Smith Therapy, PLLC
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Maggie Weisenberger, LCSW, RYT
Wise Zen Therapy, PLLC
Our Services
Our therapists offer a range of services to support individuals, couples, and groups across different seasons of life. Services vary by therapist, so we invite you to explore each profile to find the kind of care that feels most aligned.
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Couples therapy offers support for partners wanting to better understand their patterns, improve communication, navigate conflict, rebuild trust, or deepen connection. Our couples therapists bring compassionate, relational support to help partners feel more seen, understood, and connected.
Depending on the therapist, couples therapy may draw from approaches such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Relational Life Therapy (RLT), attachment-based therapy, and other integrative modalities.
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Group therapy offers a supportive space to connect with others around shared experiences, challenges, or areas of growth. Groups may vary by therapist and topic, offering opportunities for reflection, connection, skill-building, and meaningful support.
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Individual therapy offers a space to slow down, feel supported, and explore what’s been feeling heavy, stuck, painful, or unclear. Our therapists support clients navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, identity, grief, life transitions, attachment wounds, and more.
Depending on the therapist, individual therapy may draw from approaches such as EFIT, EMDR, IFS, attachment-based therapy, trauma-informed therapy, relational therapy, psychodynamic therapy, somatic approaches, CBT, and other integrative modalities.
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IFS intensives offer a focused, extended space for deeper parts work and self-exploration. This format may be supportive for clients wanting more time to connect with protective parts, understand internal patterns, and create space for healing at a different pace than traditional weekly therapy.
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Ketamine-assisted therapy offers a supportive, clinically guided space for clients seeking a different kind of therapeutic experience. Depending on the therapist, this service may be used to support deeper emotional processing, increased insight, and new ways of relating to long-held patterns, pain, or stuck places.
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Neurofeedback is a non-invasive approach that supports the brain’s capacity for regulation, flexibility, and balance. Depending on the therapist, neurofeedback may be used to support clients navigating concerns such as anxiety, attention, sleep, stress, emotional regulation, and nervous system dysregulation.
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Some of our therapists also offer clinical case consultation, LMSW supervision, and other forms of professional support for therapists. Availability varies by clinician, so we invite you to explore individual profiles to learn more.