In person
Office-based counseling at The Groves in McAllen.
Courtney Trejo, M.Ed., LPC Associate
Life is a lot. You don't have to figure it out alone.
For little kids with big feelings, teens who say “I'm fine,” and adults who are still figuring life out.
Hi, I'm Courtney. Former educator, mom, neurodivergent adult, and therapist who believes you don't need to have everything figured out to begin.
Get StartedText to ScheduleSupervised by Dr. Jami Stobaugh, PhD, LPC-S, RPT-S, and Amanda Chavez, LPC-S.
Who I help
Support for every stage of life.
Explore the kind of counseling that fits you or your family.
Adults & motherhood
For everything you carry.
Anxiety, ADHD, boundaries, relationships, burnout, identity, and perinatal support.
Explore adult counseling →Children & parents
Big feelings deserve support.
Play-based counseling, parent coaching, engaging virtual sessions, and approved daycare or school visits.
Explore children's counseling →Preteens & teens
Connection before conversation.
Friendships, anxiety, ADHD, boundaries, confidence, and school stress.
Explore teen counseling →
Meet Courtney
A therapist, yes. A real person? Also yes.
I'm Courtney Trejo, M.Ed., LPC Associate. Before entering mental health counseling, I spent 12 years in education, including work as a middle school teacher and high school counselor.
I'm also a mom with NICU experience, a neurodivergent adult, and someone who believes healthy boundaries matter—even when they're uncomfortable.
My style is warm, collaborative, practical, and human. You don't need perfect words or a perfect plan to get started.
Clinical supervisors: Dr. Jami Stobaugh, PhD, LPC-S, RPT-S, and Amanda Chavez, LPC-S.
Care that fits real life
Options that work for your family.
Virtual across Texas
Telehealth through The Groves or Headway, including private pay. Kids can engage through play and activities.
Daycare & private school
Local visits may be arranged for children ages 4+, with caregiver consent and facility approval.
Getting started
New to counseling? Here's what happens next.
You don't have to have it all figured out before reaching out.
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Reach out
Call, text, or use a scheduling link. Let me know whether you're looking for support for yourself or your child, and whether you prefer virtual or in-person care.
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We'll talk through the details
We'll review appointment options, insurance or private-pay questions, and whether the setting is a good fit. For children, we'll discuss caregiver involvement and what the first visit may look like.
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Start where you are
Our first appointment focuses on understanding your concerns, goals, and background. You don't need to prepare the perfect explanation.
Insurance & payment
Let's make the logistics easier.
Coverage can differ depending on whether we meet virtually or in person.
Virtual counseling across Texas
Insurance options
Aetna · Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) · Cigna
Private-pay virtual appointments are also available.
Plan eligibility and benefits must be verified before confirming coverage.
Check virtual schedulingIn-person in McAllen & virtual across Texas · The Groves
Insurance options
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) · Aetna
The Groves offers both in-person appointments in McAllen and virtual counseling across Texas. Insurance acceptance and coverage for each format depend on your specific plan and verification through the practice.
In-person registrationAnother way to get started
Private pay
Private-pay counseling is available virtually across Texas. Ask about current rates and payment arrangements before booking.
Out-of-network reimbursement is not guaranteed; check directly with your insurer.
Ask about ratesInsurance participation, network status, benefits, deductibles, copays, and authorization requirements vary by plan and service. Coverage is not guaranteed until verified.
Parent perspectives
Kind words from parents
Feedback originally shared on my Emora Health provider profile.
★★★★★
“My 8-year-old daughter looks forward to her sessions with Courtney, and loves being able to talk privately without her brother and mom and dad around.”— Parent of a 8-year-old · Emora Health
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“She made her feel comfortable and heard.”— Parent of a 11-year-old · Emora Health
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“Not challenging at all. She made us feel very comfortable in sharing real feelings with her. I think she will be a wonderful match for our daughter.”— Parent of a 12-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“Great with the kiddo very professional”— Parent of a 11-year-old · Emora Health
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“Courtney has been amazing, always with insightful recommendations and doable action plans”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
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“She told me about tapping and how she didn’t feel safe. I am glad i know that now.”— Parent of a 10-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“My daughter really enjoys her time with Courtney. She is really helpful with tips and ways to help her calm down.”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“I love that she explained things thoroughly.”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“Courtney is absolutely incredible, her genuine care and dedication shine through in every session. In just a few sessions, the progress my daughter has made has already been so encouraging. What truly stands out is how much my daughter looks forward to seeing Courtney each time. That excitement says everything. We can’t wait to see what’s ahead”— Parent of a 12-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“Courtney is patient with my child and keeps them engaged.”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
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“Courtney made my child feel comfortable and she looks forward to meeting with her again.”— Parent of a 11-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“It was good she listened to me”— Parent of a 12-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“Courtney was patient, sweet, and encouraging to my daughter. From the very first impression, she made my daughter feel safe, heard and comfortable opening up. You can tell she’s passionate at what she does.”— Parent of a 12-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“The session was tailored to my child's interests and needs. In just a few sessions Courtney has really gotten to know my child and take the time to make her feel comfortable.”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
★★★★★
“Ms. Treviso was very approachable and friendly. She made my son feel safe and was very knowledgeable”— Parent of a 6-year-old · Emora Health
Individual experiences vary. Testimonials do not guarantee treatment outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions are welcome.
Does my child have to talk the whole time?
Not at all. Children often communicate through play, art, movement, and shared activities. We'll choose approaches that fit their age and needs.
Will I be involved in my child's counseling?
Caregiver involvement is often an important part of treatment, especially for younger children. We'll discuss how parent consultations, coaching, and updates can support your child's goals while respecting their privacy.
Can virtual counseling work for younger children?
For some children, yes. We can use toys, games, creative projects, and caregiver-supported activities. We'll consider developmental readiness, privacy, safety, and whether virtual sessions are a good fit.
Can you visit my child's daycare or private school?
For children ages 4 and older, local daycare or private-school visits may be possible by arrangement. Visits require parent consent, facility approval, suitable privacy, and scheduling availability.
Can therapy fit around school and extracurricular activities?
Virtual sessions can reduce travel time, and some families find it easier to get home for an appointment than to drive to an office. Any session during the school day needs an appropriate private setting and school and caregiver approval.
How do I know whether my insurance will cover sessions?
Coverage depends on your specific plan, provider network, and service type. Contact me or use the relevant scheduling link to discuss verification before your appointment.
Not sure where to start?
You can ask before you book.
Whether you're considering counseling for yourself, your teen, or your child, we'll figure out the next step together.
Please avoid sharing sensitive health details in ordinary text messages.
Scheduling and contact
Come as you are. We'll start there.
For appointment inquiries, call or text me at (956) 758-8165. You can also use the booking options below. Please do not include sensitive health information in an ordinary text message.
Want to learn more about my approach first? Read my Psychology Today profile.
Virtual Counseling Across Texas
Call or text me with questions, or view availability and coverage through Headway.
Schedule Virtual CounselingIn-Person & Virtual Counseling at The Groves
The Groves Counseling & Psychological Services · In person in McAllen, with virtual counseling options across Texas.
To inquire about an in-person or virtual appointment through The Groves, call or text (956) 758-8165, or use The Groves registration link.
In-Person RegistrationClient rights & information
Important things to know
Your Right to a Good Faith Estimate
If you are uninsured or choose not to use insurance, you generally have the right to receive a written Good Faith Estimate of expected healthcare charges. You may request one before scheduling, and federal timing requirements apply when scheduling in advance. If a bill is at least $400 more than your estimate, you may be eligible for a federal dispute process. Request an individualized estimate from the practice or billing provider responsible for your care.
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This informational website does not request clinical intake information. Scheduling takes place on external platforms with their own privacy practices. Do not send confidential health information through ordinary website or social media messages. Request the applicable HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices from the covered provider or practice responsible for your care. An approved notice still needs to be linked here.
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Parent and teen confidentiality
Caregiver involvement, consent, and confidentiality—including applicable legal and safety exceptions—are discussed during intake. Details depend on age, legal circumstances, and treatment needs.
Telehealth, fees, and insurance
Virtual counseling is offered to eligible clients physically located in Texas at the time of service. Scheduling, insurance participation, fees, and benefits are confirmed through the relevant platform or practice.
Professional disclosure and complaints
Courtney Trejo, M.Ed., LPC Associate. Supervised by Dr. Jami Stobaugh, PhD, LPC-S, RPT-S, and Amanda Chavez, LPC-S. For Texas license and complaint information, visit the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council.
Emergency resources and website disclaimer
Browsing this website does not establish a therapist-client relationship. The site is not monitored for emergencies. For immediate danger call 911. For crisis support in the United States call or text 988.
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