In addition to our traditional therapy services, Colors of Austin Counseling also hosts mental health events and support groups for individuals and groups in our community. These events take place throughout the year and are led by our therapy team.
$60 per session.
For those navigating infertility, loss, and lingering hope
If you’ve been trying to conceive and are feeling the emotional weight of negative tests, pregnancy losses, or unexplained infertility, this group is here for you.
Led by Marissa Lecaros, LMFT, who specializes in perinatal mental health, this support group offers a compassionate, non-judgmental space to share your story, process complex emotions, and connect with others who truly understand what you’re going through.
Whether you're coping with the heartbreak of a chemical pregnancy, navigating medical next steps, or simply trying to stay hopeful through another cycle, you don’t have to do it alone. Together, we’ll hold space for grief, resilience, and the hope that keeps you going.
You are not broken. You are not alone. You are welcome here.
We are an open, ongoing group for BIPOC adult women (age 20+) who are struggling with perfectionism, anxiety, worthiness and shame. Members can join at any time in the year when an opening is available. We accept referrals year-round and invite you to apply to join the group at any point in time. Each group is unique, but all groups focus on self-compassion, vulnerability, shame resilience, healthy relationships, self-care and ultimate connection. Maximum group size is 6 people.
Join us to celebrate 7 years of inclusive mental health counseling services at Colors of Austin Counseling!
$39 per ticket
Credits: 2 CEU’s for Mental Health Professionals
Since 2015, the United States has seen a rapid rise of fear, material and emotional insecurity, abusive policies, and authoritarian tactics at all levels of society. These elements have undoubtedly had their fair share of mental, emotional, and somatic impacts on the professionals who accompany the most marginalized in various capacities. This professional and personal development opportunity aims to characterize the collective and personal experience of living in oppression, authoritarianism, and chronic chaos, and provide resources and tools of how to sustain through it as mental health providers and human beings.
12:00pm CST: Introduction
12:05-12:10pm CST: Somatic Exercise
12:10pm CST: Basics of Authoritarianism, Political Abuse, and their Impacts
12:30pm CST: Breakout Session 1
12:50pm - 1:05pm CST: Breakout Session Sharing
1:15pm-1:35pm CST: Hopeful and Conscious Discipline
1:35pm - 1:45pm CST: Breakout Session 2
1:45pm - 1:55pm CST: Breakout Session 2 Sharing
1:55pm - 2:00pm CST: Final Somatic Exercise and Remarks
Lina Guerrero is a Licensed Master Social Worker and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern that is passionate about the intersections of healing and health within the traumatic systems in which we all live. She has extensive experience within various violence intervention, harm reduction, criminal justice, health, and government spaces, and is committed to embodied practice and care within these spaces. In her free time, she loves swimming, bachata dancing, and snuggling with her senior chihuahua, Gonzalo.
