Texas community resource

First Responder Therapy

Counseling4Life, LLC

Specialized counseling for firefighters, law-enforcement personnel, EMS professionals, dispatchers, flight nurses, search-and-rescue workers, and their families.

TexasMental Health and CounselingFirst-responder therapy is offered through clinicians listed at the North Central San Antonio office in Bexar County, with virtual options throughout Texas when licensure, privacy, safety, and clinical fit permit.

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How to get help

Use the therapist directory or general appointment portal, or call or text 210-209-0642 and request a first-responder therapist. Confirm clinician experience, desired modality, current availability, location or telehealth format, insurance, and any employer-program requirements.

Who this service helps

First responders and, when clinically appropriate, their partners or family members seeking outpatient mental health support. Intake must confirm therapist experience, clinical and occupational needs, confidentiality expectations, appointment format, and whether urgent or higher-level care is required.

Where this service is available

Service area: First-responder therapy is offered through clinicians listed at the North Central San Antonio office in Bexar County, with virtual options throughout Texas when licensure, privacy, safety, and clinical fit permit.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Published 50-minute rates are $150 intake and $140 session with a licensed therapist; $100 intake and $90 session with an associate or LMSW; and $50 intake and $40 session with a supervised graduate intern. Confirm the selected clinician's rate, insurance participation, benefits, deposit, and any employer assistance coverage.

About this service

The official page describes therapy for primary and secondary job trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, burnout, compassion fatigue, survivor guilt, sleep problems, hypervigilance, anger, numbness, relationship strain, work-life balance, and isolation. Counseling4Life lists EMDR, the ASSYST protocol, Trauma-Focused CBT, coping skills, and family or couples support among available approaches.

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