Meet Our Team of Therapists

Adrienne Rains provides therapy services in Texas and New Mexico under Dr. Mark White’s supervision. Specializing in cognitive behavioral, person-centered, multicultural, and biblically focused therapies, Adrienne assists couples and families with various challenges, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, communication issues, and family conflicts. With a unique perspective from her life experiences and therapy journey, Adrienne is dedicated to helping clients achieve personal growth and healthier relationships.

Ashley provides therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families and is committed to maintaining a safe, ethical, and supportive clinical environment. She emphasizes empathy, professionalism, and the use of evidence-based practices in her work with clients.

Tim White, MA, LMFT, CSAT, CPTT, ASAT, APTT, and LSOTP, offers compassionate therapy informed by his diverse background as a husband, father, Scout leader, minister, veteran, and therapist. Specializing in compulsive sexual behaviors, infidelity, marital conflicts, and mental health issues, Tim provides comprehensive support, including EMDR therapy, to guide clients toward healing and rebuilding their lives.

Dr. Mark White, LMFT, CSAT, CMAT, CPTT, and LSOTP, brings over 20 years of experience to his practice, specializing in relationship reconciliation, addiction recovery, betrayal trauma recovery, and holistic mental wellness. Combining professional expertise with personal insight from over four decades of marriage and parenthood, Dr. White is dedicated to guiding individuals and families towards fulfillment through transformative experiences and mindfulness techniques.

As a Christian, Dr. White is experienced and open to including your spiritual/faith perspective in treatment with or without any emphasis on Christianity or on any particular denomination. He has a biblically informed psychological perspective of God’s design for success if that perspective is a good fit for you.

You may read more about Dr. White on Psychology Today.