Cultivating Wellness
from Within

Our wellness center offers psychotherapy, also known as talk therapy,
that engages the mind and body for optimal healing.

ECOTHERAPY GARDEN

Our serene therapy garden is a place of reflection and personal growth

UNIQUE SPECIALTIES

Each of our therapists has a unique specialty

DIVERSITY

We affirm, honor, and celebrate diversity at Wellness 360

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How Ecotherapy Helps with Mental Health

You Are Not Alone

Many of us struggle with feelings of insecurity, anger, anxiety and sadness. We may find ourselves wishing that relationships with our families, romantic partners, or friends could be more fulfilling. Sometimes the struggle to decipher how to live a more fulfilling life can be a lonely one. If you feel this way, know that you are not alone; therapy can help.

Elements of Wellness

Social

We all crave social connection. Who knows you intimately? Who do you let in to your inner world?

Emotional

Feelings are a part of the human condition. Are you honoring your own feelings and managing them in a healthy way?

Physical

We live in our bodies; regardless of our age, ability status, or imperfections, our physical selves house us. Are you living wellness in your body?

Intellectual

Our minds help keep us alive and inspired. How are you challenging yourself to learn and think in more fulfilling ways?

Elements of wellness - emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, material, financial, cultural, environmental, occupational, physical

Environmental

We are guests in our surrounding world. How are you connecting with your environment – your community, your physical space, and nature?

Occupational

Many of us have a primary role that fills much of our time – whether it includes working for pay, educational pursuits, or parenting/caretaking. Does your occupation bring satisfaction, fit with your overall goals, and give you meaning?

Spiritual

We all have the opportunity, should we wish, to connect with something greater than ourselves in an awe-inspiring way. This could include art, music, nature, hobbies, religion, social advocacy, or many other connections as you define them. How are you cultivating your own sense of spiritual connection?

Financial

Money is a part of our everyday living. How are you taking care of your financial self? Are your values reflected in how you spend your money?

Our Approach

Our intentional approach to wellness examines all the factors that may be impacting your life, sense of happiness, and wellness. In therapy we will employ a holistic lens to collaboratively examine the different facets of self and how they intersect to reflect your current sense of wellbeing.

DEPRESSION & GRIEF

Everyday there are a thousand things that could offset our emotions, make us feel unworthy, insecure, unloved. However, there is hope for joy again.

ANXIETY & STRESS

There is so much to juggle throughout our days. We are navigating work, home, relationships, and more. But you can learn to manage your worry.

TRAUMA & PTSD

Are there shadows in your past that you won’t let yourself think about? Trauma experiences can rob of us of our capacity for joy and peace. You can take control of your own life.

PERSONAL GROWTH

Do you ever feel that your life could be more fulfilling? Is it hard to figure out exactly what feels missing? Therapy can help you learn what lights you up inside and how to spend time on you.

There are many components to us. When these facets of self are not congruent with our authentic wants and needs, we can begin to feel dissatisfied in life. Your Wellness 360 therapist will help you discover the joys of connected living.

RELATIONSHIP CONFLICTS
TRAUMA RECOVERY
LOSS
MAJOR LIFE TRANSITIONS
WORK/LIFE BALANCE
MINDFULNESS & MEDITATION
ACADEMIC STRUGGLES
EMOTIONAL REGULATION

Our Psychotherapists

Our hope is that we can be a part of your journey towards healing, whether that is by working with you directly or referring you to someone who can. When you are ready to take that next step, you can contact us for a complimentary phone consultation for individual, couples, or group therapy.

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Jaya Mathew

Practice Owner & Licensed Psychologist

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Tamara Cannon

Licensed Psychologist

Dr. Ryan Leiker, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Ryan Leiker

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Danielle Mortimer

Psychotherapist

Provisionally Licensed Psychologist

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Gabe Price

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Sally Stabb

Licensed Psychologist, Clinical Supervisor

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Chemwapuwa Blackman

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Tamyra Johnson

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Alexis Taylor

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Tamara Cannon, PhD - Psychotherapist

Dr. Kernisha Chaney

Psychotherapist

Post Doctoral Fellow

Independent Therapists

Wellness 360 is a company providing space and support services to the mental health providers in this office. Each independently licensed therapist who offices at Wellness 360 is operating as an independent contractor and is solely responsible for the services they provide and the manner in which they are performed and are not agents or employees of Wellness 360.

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We are in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Aetna PPO, and Baylor Scott & White Insurances

Out of network rates are $165 – $225