Sara Correll, LPC, NCC, Therapist in Prosper, Texas

I work with adults across Texas who are experiencing substance use concerns, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, chronic illness, and significant life changes. I am especially passionate about supporting people who have felt judged, misunderstood, or reduced to a diagnosis, past decision, legal issue, or difficult chapter in their lives.

With extensive experience in addiction treatment, co-occurring mental health concerns, and the criminal justice system, I understand that meaningful change rarely follows a straight path. I welcome individuals who are questioning their relationship with alcohol or other substances, pursuing recovery, participating in court-ordered treatment, or navigating legal concerns. Together, we can have honest conversations that balance compassion, personal responsibility, and respect for your goals without using shame as a motivator.

I also support people living with chronic illness, pain, medical trauma, and major health changes. Physical and emotional well-being are closely connected, and therapy can provide space to address the grief, uncertainty, identity changes, and exhaustion that may come with living in a body that does not always cooperate.

Therapy with me is warm, honest, practical, and collaborative. You are the expert on your life, and I bring clinical knowledge, thoughtful questions, and useful tools to help you move toward the life you want. Depending on your needs, our work may include developing coping skills, recognizing patterns, setting boundaries, strengthening relationships, processing painful experiences, and turning insight into meaningful action. My approach incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and trauma-informed care.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, attending my children’s band events, hiking, playing the piano, baking bread, creating diamond art, and relaxing with my pets.

You do not have to be ready to climb the entire mountain. You only need to be willing to consider the first step. When you are ready, I would be honored to take that step with you.