Tricia Beck graduated from the University of Houston Graduate School of Social Work in 2000.  Over the past 23 years Tricia has worked as a hospice/home health social worker, grief counselor, drug and alcohol counselor, discharge planner, intensive outpatient therapist and a jail mental health practitioner.

Tricia is also a licensed chemical dependency counselor intern.  She works with clients who are active in their addition or have a history of alcohol and drug abuse. In addition, her expertise is in anxiety/depression, mental illness, pet loss, postpartum depression, trauma, grief/loss, and divorce/separation to name a few.

In addition, Tricia is also a Certified Grief Informed Professional. She works with caregivers to patients who have Alzheimer’s/Dementia, cancer, and mental illness. Clients/patients who are currently on hospice/home health are also seen for case management and bereavement services as well as many other reasons associated with mental/emotional health concerns.

During her sessions, she helps her clients achieve hope, happiness, and an optimistic outlook on the future as well as practicing self-love/care.   We all know that life can be unfair at times, it includes family disagreements, work problems and feelings of “I can’t do all this anymore” or “I am so overwhelmed.”  Tricia will help teach clients coping skills, mindfulness, ways to move through life struggles and navigate relationships. Clients will enter a therapeutic, safe environment that is non-judgmental and full of hope.

Tricia uses Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI) and mindfulness to help clients feel impowered.

Tricia is currently working with clients 14 years and above through tele-health sessions.

Tricia looks forward to helping you achieve your goals and work to make a better version of yourself.

Tricia is currently under supervision for her LCSW.

Her supervisor’s name is Cindy Reibenstein, LCSW, ACSW, DCSW