Heather Carlile, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor

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Professions: Licensed Professional Counselor

License Status: I'm a licensed professional.

Primary Credential: Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor - 12747

Telephone: 940-326-4871

Billing and Insurance:

I don't currently accept insurance, but I can provide documentation if clients wish to submit to an insurance company for "out of network" benefit coverage

Session Fees: 1 hr. $195.00 1Â½ hrs. $250.00 2.0 hrs. $300.00 2.5 hrs. $350.00 3.0 hrs. $400.00 3.5 hrs. $450.00

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Plano TX 75074

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Plano, Texas, 75074

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What's My Approach to Therapy?

Heather Carlile is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor with over two decades of experience in outpatient mental health care, professional supervision, and clinician development. Her work focuses on supporting adults navigating anxiety, mood disorders, relational stress, identity transitions, and professional burnout within clearly defined clinical and ethical boundaries. Heather’s clinical orientation is grounded in evidence-based and evidence-informed practices, including cognitive-behavioral approaches, skills-based interventions, and structured relational work. She emphasizes behavioral change, emotional regulation, and cognitive flexibility as primary therapeutic targets, with treatment plans adapted to client goals, clinical presentation, and documented outcomes.

My Practice & Services

Heather has a long-standing interest in narrative, symbolic, and meaning-oriented frameworks as reflective and educational tools, which she uses only as optional, non-explanatory supports when clinically appropriate and explicitly separated from diagnosis, treatment mechanism, and clinical authority. These interests are framed as adjunctive perspectives rather than causal models of psychological change. Heather is committed to clear scope definition, ongoing professional development, and responsible integration of clinical practice with teaching and mentorship. She does not position her work as a replacement for established clinical standards, but as a bounded contribution within the broader behavioral health field.