About Resolve
Resolve Mental Health was founded with a focus on quality care and personal engagement. We have structured everything to prioritize the growth of the client via a highly accessible therapeutic relationship.
Our Vision
At Resolve, we believe therapy should be compassionate, collaborative, and focused on meaningful change. Our goal is not to make clients dependent on care but to help them develop the clarity, skills, and confidence they need to live with greater freedom and fulfillment.
We value honest guidance, individualized care, and ethical decision-making. Sometimes the best support we can offer is therapy with one of our experienced clinicians. Other times, it may mean helping a client connect with outside resources that are a better fit for their circumstances.
We see mental health as part of the whole person. Emotional wellness is shaped by physical health, relationships, values, spirituality, and life experiences. At Resolve, we help clients strengthen the mental and emotional pieces of that larger picture so they can move toward a more balanced and meaningful life.
About Us
Therapy with Cole
Cole Modlin LPC-S
Founder - Director
I have a Master of Arts degree in Professional Counseling from DBU, a Master of Arts degree in Philosophy with an emphasis in Ethics from Marquette University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Historical Theology from ORU. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in the state of Texas. I love working with adolescents, adults, and couples. My experience includes 10 years in the private practice setting working with individuals, couples and families. I have extensive experience working with foster children, post-adoption, and parents of children from hard places. In fact, I worked for 5 years (in collaboration with Cook Children’s and Superior Healthcare) as the Clinical Director of two nationally recognized family therapy programs, Turning Point and Summit House. As part of my training, I worked for 2 years as a family therapist at a psychiatric hospital for children and adolescents and for 1 year as a crisis counselor with Safe Haven of Tarrant County.
I am research driven and will only utilize evidenced based interventions in counseling. While I am experienced in practicing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy and using attachment models to understand family dynamics, I ultimately believe that counseling will only be effective if a safe and secure relationship is formed between the therapist and the client. This belief in the significance of felt safety underlies all my interactions with clients. I also believe that self-knowledge and insight are essential for clients to be able to maintain any progress they have experienced in therapy. A significant aspect of therapy, then, involves a guided journey to improved self-knowledge. Goal setting is a collaborative process and the methods used to reach these goals will be tailored to the unique person working with me.
I have been privileged to counsel people from all different backgrounds and faith perspectives. I will incorporate matters of spirituality in counseling to the extent you desire.
Therapy with Emily
Emily Modlin LCSW
Therapist
Hi! I’m Emily (she/her), and I’m a licensed mental health therapist specializing in self-perception, anxiety, ADHD, autism, connection-based parenting, complex trauma, and religious trauma. After teaching elementary music and high school choir for 16 years, I became a therapist focused on helping people who want to know and understand themselves and their emotions better. The therapeutic relationship is one where we explore areas you have felt stuck or unseen with openness and compassion.
My primary therapy modalities include Compassion-Focused Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy; however, tailoring the therapeutic structure to you as an individual is very important to me, and I welcome interest in diving deeper into a specific approach. My philosophy is person-centered, meaning that I believe you are the expert on what it is like to be you, and your own hopes and needs are what we build your therapy plan around.
To further expand on some specific areas, I am invested in trauma-informed practices, particularly when processing current thoughts, feelings, and beliefs that tie back to earlier experiences. This can involve parts work, inner child work, and gentle exploration of complex-PTSD. For those who have had major shifts in their thinking, it is often beneficial to be able to discuss more abstract and philosophical concepts such as nihilism and existentialism. I also recognize the systems and institutions that affect mental health, and acknowledge that the context of our lives greatly influences the ways in which individual therapy can facilitate healing.
Please reach out for a free consultation if you’d like to ask questions to find out if I am the right therapist for you!
Therapy with Jennifer
Jennifer Woosley LPC
Therapist
Starting therapy can feel vulnerable, especially when you hav been carrying a lot on your own. My goal is to create a space where you can feel comfortable being honest about what you are going through because you know that you will be met with compassion, respect, and understanding. I can commit to you that you will not have to protect my feelings or soften what your lived experience has been.
I have been practicing as a therapist for more than 18 years, and that experience has taught me that every person brings a unique story, with their own strengths and needs into the therapy room. My background includes work in community mental health, acute care, clinical leadership, domestic violence services, and support for military members and their families through the Department of Defense. Those experiences have helped shape me into a therapist who can sit with both everyday struggles and intensely difficult seasons without losing sight of the person experiencing the concerns.
In therapy, I want you to feel like you have someone in your corner who will listen carefully, help you make sense of what you are experiencing, and offer guidance when you feel stuck or unsure of what comes next. I will not expect you to have all the answers. We will work together to understand the patterns, experiences, and challenges that are affecting you and identify meaningful steps toward the life you want to build.
More than anything, I want therapy to feel like a place where you can show up as you are and feel genuinely seen and understood. My role is to bring compassion, experience, and clinical expertise to the process while walking alongside you as you move toward greater clarity, healing, and well-being.
Click on the phone, sms, or email icon above to contact me for an appointment!
Therapy with Connor
Connor Nickerson LCSW
Therapist
You don’t have to have everything figured out to begin therapy. Many of my clients are in the process of learning who they are, where they’re going, and how to exist in this wild world we live in. Some are discovering how to manage big emotions, navigate independence, and working out who they are beyond who people expect them to be. Maybe things have become overwhelming, and you need someone who can sit with you through the hard parts and help you find your next step. Wherever you’re starting, I want you to feel seen, valued, and genuinely cared for.
My name is Connor (he/him) and I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker serving clients across the state of Texas. My professional background includes working in high schools, colleges, and hospitals, which has helped me learn how to support people through everyday challenges as well as periods of intense emotional distress. In private practice, I primarily work with clients ages 14-30 and members of the LGBTQ+ community. I enjoy taking an eclectic, person-centered, approach. While I often use skills and ideas from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and existential approaches, I recognize no two people are the same. I welcome collaboration to structure sessions based on what you want and need from our time together. Some days, we may practice ways to manage overwhelming emotions, strengthen relationships, or set boundaries. Other days, we may slow down and make room for something painful, examine who you are beyond others’ expectations, or explore the values you cherish so you can build a life you actually look forward to living. It might be learning to take care of yourself in a world built to burn you out or it might be processing the rough moments happening in the day-to-day. Ultimately, my hope is that after each session you leave feeling more understood, more connected to yourself, and better equipped to take your next step. I show up as myself in therapy so you can too. Please reach out by clicking one of the icons above if you would like to connect!