Your Guiding Point to emotional, physical, family and marriage healing

in Grapevine Texas and Virtually Throughout Texas


Counseling & Wellness practice that is your partner in change

Do you know that feeling of being stuck? Looking to become more present and connected? Feel like so much is getting in the way of being able to have good relationships with yourself and others?

That’s what we specialize in. Whether it be feeling: stuck, empty, numb, anxious, reactive, physical pain, or relationship problems our therapists specialize in getting to the root of the problem. That's what creates long-lasting results that will help you in deep felt healing and getting out of unhelpful repetitive patterns. Stop experiencing tension, anxiety, apathy, loss of self, disconnection, poor sleep, being on edge, and feeling like you know the solution, but just can't do it. 


Allow yourself to rediscover your true self so you can finally show up differently in your relationships and be more present.


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Who we are as a counseling and wellness practice

We believe everyone deserves a guiding point to navigate life and relationships with clarity and confidence. At North Star Counseling & Wellness in Grapevine Texas, our mission is to provide integrative, brain-body-based services that support the whole person—and the connections that matter most. We’re not your typical talk therapy practice. We know healing isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why our team in Dallas-Fort Worth offers a range of somatic and relational approaches to foster deep, lasting transformation—within yourself and in your relationships.

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A man and a woman who are a couple are sitting on a couch holding hands in low cost counseling.
June 10, 2025
Looking for affordable therapy in Dallas–Fort Worth? Low cost counseling with a therapist intern offers high-quality, supervised mental health care at a fraction of the typical cost. Intern therapists are graduate-level clinicians-in-training, providing compassionate, evidence-based support with sliding scale rates—often between $25–$60 per session. Learn the benefits of working with an intern, how it compares to traditional therapy, and why it’s a great option for individuals seeking trauma-informed, somatic, and nervous-system-centered approaches. Schedule a free consultation today and see if this budget-friendly counseling option is right for you.
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June 8, 2025
Looking to deepen your relationship and reconnect with your partner? This blog explores how couples in Grapevine, Texas can strengthen their bond through simple, powerful mindfulness practices—a key tool in modern couples counseling.
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By Elizabeth Moore March 22, 2025
Struggling in your relationship? Discover how couples counseling can improve communication, rebuild trust, and strengthen your bond. Learn what to expect, find the right counselor, and start your journey to a healthier relationship today!
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By Elizabeth Moore March 17, 2025
Looking for strong marriage preparation? Discover how the Prepare-Enrich assessment can build a lasting connection. Learn about communication, conflict resolution, intimacy, and more in our latest blog post.
By Elizabeth Moore March 8, 2025
Relationships are like a dance between two people, flowing in harmony one moment, and struggling to stay in sync the next. Many of us think about communication, shared experiences, and emotional bonds. But there’s an unseen partner in this dance: the nervous system. It’s often overlooked, yet it plays a huge role in how we connect with our significant other. Learning about the nervous system can regulate emotions and enhance intimacy in couples therapy. Have you ever noticed how couples sometimes mirror each other’s movements or react in sync? That’s the power of their nervous systems. When emotionally connected, our bodies tend to align in response to each other’s moods and signals. But what happens when stress enters the picture? Knowing how this synchronization works—and when it fails—can give you great insights into your relationship dynamics. Let’s dive into how the nervous system influences relationships, why it matters in therapy, and what you can do to use it to your advantage.
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By Tommy Tellson December 23, 2024
Make this holiday season a joyful and stress-free time for your relationship. Discover practical tips for couples to set realistic expectations, handle family dynamics, and avoid negative emotional cycles. Strengthen your bond and create meaningful memories together.
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By Katie Trillos December 22, 2024
Discover the key differences between EMDR and Brainspotting, two powerful trauma therapies. Learn how each approach works, their unique benefits, and how to choose the best fit for your healing journey. Explore expert insights for informed decision-making.
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By Tommy Tellson October 20, 2024
Preparing for marriage is a thrilling yet challenging journey that involves deepening your connection with your partner. In our latest blog post, we explore how premarital counseling in Grapevine, Texas, utilizing the renowned Gottman Method, can help you build a solid foundation for your future together.
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By Cherie Spellman October 5, 2024
Have you ever said to yourself, “Wow, I didn’t realize I was tense there!” Have you ever gotten a massage and said, “Ouch! I didn’t even know how painful and tense that area was!” It’s not just you. Most of us are walking through life having tuned out our bodies. We have lost connection to our bodies for multiple reasons. Sometimes it’s too overwhelming to turn our attention to our bodies. Sometimes, we are so busy that we never take the time out to notice ourselves. This lack of connection can cause a variety of symptoms and problems. Being out of tune with your body can cause chronic pain, anxiety, rapid thoughts, inability to relax and sleep, and more. Early in my career, I learned an exercise that Cognitive-Behavioral therapists teach as one of the most effective ways to decrease anxiety. I have since come to realize that it has many more benefits. You may have practiced it in a yoga class to deepen relaxation. Clients often ask me what they can do to help fall asleep, to relieve stress and tension, to stop clenching their jaw or tightening other muscles, or decrease anxiety, or to improve their connection to their body. In our fast-paced, hectic lives, stress and tension can easily take a toll on our physical and mental well-being. It builds up without our awareness. We soon forget what being relaxed feels like. Our constant state of being is tense. In the pursuit of a healthier and more balanced lifestyle, it's crucial to incorporate relaxation techniques into our daily routines. The practice of Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) can help foster mind-body connection, help teach your body how to relax, decrease stress, and improve sleep. This deeply relaxing practice is easy to learn and can work wonders in reducing stress, promoting better sleep, and enhancing overall wellness.I will explore what PMR is, talk about its benefits, and provide a step-by-step guide.
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