Credentials & Experience
I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta in Alberta, Canada, and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from the University of Texas. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Texas, and I have been practicing as a counselor and psychotherapist for the past 10 years, having graduated with my Master’s in 2014.
Early in my career, I gained extensive experience during my internship and practicum at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Texas, where I developed a strong foundation in addiction therapy. I then moved to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where I worked in a family therapy practice. During my time there, I became trained in family systems therapy and multicultural counseling. Working closely with expatriates, I also led a support group for expatriate spouses, which deepened my understanding of the challenges faced by families adjusting to life abroad.
After returning to Canada, I became a Canadian Certified Counselor and established my own private practice while also serving as a Crisis Counselor for Woods Homes, supporting adolescents and children in crisis situations. My work with children and families in high-stress environments further enriched my therapeutic approach.
Upon returning to Texas, I regained my LPC licensure and completed 3,000 hours of supervised experience as an LPC Associate. During this time, I worked in several group practices in Cypress, Texas, where I built a strong, diverse clientele and continued to grow as a therapist. After becoming fully licensed, I founded Marcey Heschel Wellness PLLC, where I have been seeing clients privately for the past three years.
Personal Bio
I’m Marcey Heschel, a Canadian who relocated with my family to Cypress, Texas, in 2020. My path to becoming a counselor is deeply intertwined with my own life experiences. Growing up, I faced my own struggles, which ignited a passion for understanding human emotions and the ways we navigate life’s challenges. These early experiences laid the foundation for my career in counseling, as I sought to turn my own hardships into a way to help others heal and find their purpose.
As an empath and a highly sensitive person, I feel emotions intensely, and that allows me to connect on a deep level with those I work with. I understand what it’s like to feel misunderstood or overwhelmed by the weight of emotions, and I strive to create a space where people feel heard, validated, and supported. I believe life isn’t about chasing happiness but about discovering purpose—and for me, that purpose is being a guide for others as they walk their own healing paths.
In my personal life, I am a proud mother of two and an advocate for Type 1 diabetes, supporting my daughter, Sophia, in her journey with the disease. When I’m not working, you’ll often find me staying active, whether it’s completing a half marathon (I’ve done nine so far!), boating with my family, or scuba diving shipwrecks. I believe in the importance of maintaining a healthy body and mind, and I live by that as best I can in both my personal and professional life.
Spirituality plays an important role in how I live, though I don’t consider myself especially religious. It’s the sense of connection—to others, to myself, and to something larger—that grounds me and inspires the work I do. Alongside counseling, I’ve also written children’s books, weaving my love for storytelling with my desire to support mental health and well-being.
I look forward to healing with you soon.
FOR A FREE 15 MINUTE CONSULTATION , CALL OR EMAIL ME:
TELEPHONE: 832-892-1492
EMAIL: [email protected]
I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta in Alberta, Canada, and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from the University of Texas. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Texas, and I have been practicing as a counselor and psychotherapist for the past 10 years, having graduated with my Master’s in 2014.
Early in my career, I gained extensive experience during my internship and practicum at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Texas, where I developed a strong foundation in addiction therapy. I then moved to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where I worked in a family therapy practice. During my time there, I became trained in family systems therapy and multicultural counseling. Working closely with expatriates, I also led a support group for expatriate spouses, which deepened my understanding of the challenges faced by families adjusting to life abroad.
After returning to Canada, I became a Canadian Certified Counselor and established my own private practice while also serving as a Crisis Counselor for Woods Homes, supporting adolescents and children in crisis situations. My work with children and families in high-stress environments further enriched my therapeutic approach.
Upon returning to Texas, I regained my LPC licensure and completed 3,000 hours of supervised experience as an LPC Associate. During this time, I worked in several group practices in Cypress, Texas, where I built a strong, diverse clientele and continued to grow as a therapist. After becoming fully licensed, I founded Marcey Heschel Wellness PLLC, where I have been seeing clients privately for the past three years.
Personal Bio
I’m Marcey Heschel, a Canadian who relocated with my family to Cypress, Texas, in 2020. My path to becoming a counselor is deeply intertwined with my own life experiences. Growing up, I faced my own struggles, which ignited a passion for understanding human emotions and the ways we navigate life’s challenges. These early experiences laid the foundation for my career in counseling, as I sought to turn my own hardships into a way to help others heal and find their purpose.
As an empath and a highly sensitive person, I feel emotions intensely, and that allows me to connect on a deep level with those I work with. I understand what it’s like to feel misunderstood or overwhelmed by the weight of emotions, and I strive to create a space where people feel heard, validated, and supported. I believe life isn’t about chasing happiness but about discovering purpose—and for me, that purpose is being a guide for others as they walk their own healing paths.
In my personal life, I am a proud mother of two and an advocate for Type 1 diabetes, supporting my daughter, Sophia, in her journey with the disease. When I’m not working, you’ll often find me staying active, whether it’s completing a half marathon (I’ve done nine so far!), boating with my family, or scuba diving shipwrecks. I believe in the importance of maintaining a healthy body and mind, and I live by that as best I can in both my personal and professional life.
Spirituality plays an important role in how I live, though I don’t consider myself especially religious. It’s the sense of connection—to others, to myself, and to something larger—that grounds me and inspires the work I do. Alongside counseling, I’ve also written children’s books, weaving my love for storytelling with my desire to support mental health and well-being.
I look forward to healing with you soon.
FOR A FREE 15 MINUTE CONSULTATION , CALL OR EMAIL ME:
TELEPHONE: 832-892-1492
EMAIL: [email protected]