COUNSELING IN DALLAS & VIRTUALLY ACROSS TEXAS

You hold it all together.

Let this be a space where you don’t have to.

You may be capable, responsible, and accustomed to carrying a great deal, yet still feel anxious, depleted, or disconnected from yourself.

Counseling can help you understand the pressure you have learned to live under and find a steadier, more compassionate way of living without pushing harder or carrying everything alone.

you’re here because

You’re used to being the one who can handle it.

You anticipate what needs to be done. You keep things moving. You care deeply about the people around you, and often expect a great deal from yourself.

Even when life looks fine from the outside, you may feel emotionally exhausted by the pressure to keep functioning. You may know that something needs to change, but struggle to understand why you continue returning to the same patterns.

you may recognize yourself here if you

  • carry responsibility well but rarely feel at ease

  • overthink decisions or hold yourself to difficult standards

  • care for others before considering what you need

  • feel overwhelmed by motherhood, work, or the weight of responsibility

  • want healthier boundaries without becoming less caring

You do not need to keep managing this alone.

Allison Williams, LPC, NCC, founder of Known Counseling

Meet allison williams, LPC


A smaller practice by design.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than a decade of experience working with women.

After years of building and leading a group counseling practice, I chose to return to solo practice so I could spend my time where I most want to be: sitting with clients and doing thoughtful, personal work.

Known Counseling is intentionally small. This allows me to remain closely involved in each client’s care and offer warm, relational counseling grounded in experience and clinical judgment.

My office is located within Walnut Hill OB/GYN Associates in Dallas, with virtual appointments available throughout Texas.

Areas of Focus


The concerns that bring women to counseling rarely exist on their own. Anxiety, motherhood, relationships, responsibility, and identity often shape one another.

how i work

My approach considers both what is happening now and the experiences, relationships, and beliefs that may have shaped it. I draw from family-of-origin and narrative work, self-compassion, cognitive behavioral approaches, nervous-system education, and the Primal Question framework when it is useful.

The work is thoughtful, relational, and shaped around the person in front of me.

A thoughtful space to slow down, reflect, and be known.

BEGINNING COUNSELING

01

Complete the inquiry form. Share briefly what is bringing you in and the kind of support you are seeking.

02

Hear from me. I will review your inquiry and respond personally. If we may be a good fit, we will schedule a brief consultation call. If not, I may offer trusted referrals when I am able.

03

Intake session. Our first 60-minute session gives us time to understand what you are experiencing, the history that may be important, and what you would like to feel different.

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FIGURE EVERYTHING OUT

The inquiry form is simply a starting place for me to understand what you are carrying and whether Known Counseling may be the right fit for you.