Marsha Smith, LPC

Marsha is a Licensed Professional Counselor by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors. Marsha received her Bachelor of Science degree in Marriage and Family Studies from Brigham Young University in Idaho. Her Masters of Arts degree is in Counseling from LaTourneau University in Texas. Marsha has worked for a variety of organizations since 2016, including University Behavioral Health and Red River Hospital. She has prior experience in crisis intervention treatment and Christian Counseling approaches. She has training in domestic and community violence issues, as well as abuse survivor treatment and offender therapy. She works with individual, group, and adolescent counseling.

Marsha understands that every individual is unique. She uses an eclectic approach bringing in a variety of research-supported techniques depending on her client’s needs. She has a soft comforting voice and a genuine personality. She supports clients as they work through current trials, as well as overcoming problems and patterns stemming from long ago. She believes in supporting the individual’s values as they face life’s challenges and strive to find joy in their personal journey.  Issues Marsha commonly works with are:

• Self-worth
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Emotional Health
• Grief Counseling
• Betrayal Trauma
• Couples Counseling
• Child Therapy
• Parenting