Jamie Leonard MEd LPC-S

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Jamie Leonard MEd LPC-S Jamie Leonard MEd. LPC-S offers christian counseling for women Additionally,she obtained certification for Anger Resolution Therapy.

During her graduate program at The University of Houston, Jamie received practicum experience at the University's Counseling Center. After graduate school, Jamie continued her training in domestic violence and sexual assault at Houston Area Women's Center where she gained invaluable experience working with survivors in individual and group therapy. She continued counseling work with adolescents and families in a positive peer group recovery program providing individual therapy for dual diagnosis clients and counseling parents. During her initial years as a licensed professional counselor, it became apparent that she cherished working with women and had a heart for the specific challenges of being a teenage girl. While working as an Adjunct Professor at the University of St. Thomas, she enjoyed the enthusiasm and energy of college students and desired to inspire students to actively participate in learning. Jamie wants to create lasting positive changes in lives through the integration of Biblical principles and sound therapeutic practices. She is a top Christian counselor in the Houston area. Jamie has traveled extensively throughout Europe, as well as Africa, the Middle East and Asia. She is married and her husband is a petroleum engineer. Their son Austin (UTD graduate) is married and has two daughters.

Somewhere you picked up the belief that rest has to be earned. That it comes after the project ships, after the inbox cl...
07/30/2026

Somewhere you picked up the belief that rest has to be earned. That it comes after the project ships, after the inbox clears, after you finally get it right. It doesn't work that way, and it was never supposed to. If you've been waiting for a good enough result before you let yourself exhale, this is your reminder that the waiting was the trap, not the rest. Read more at jamieleonardlpc.com.

07/29/2026

You've gotten so good at catching your own mistakes before anyone else can. Nobody taught you that's a symptom, not a skill. It started somewhere. Maybe a moment when good enough wasn't, and being flawless felt like the only safe option left. So you kept going. The redone email. The report you checked four times. The relief that never quite shows up even when it goes well. That's not high standards running the show. That's fear, dressed up in something more acceptable. You don't need to lower the bar to feel different. You need to notice what's actually underneath it. Save this for the next time finishing something still feels like failing. More on this at jamieleonardlpc.com.

Somewhere along the way, being excellent turned into a full time job of managing what could go wrong. You probably don't...
07/27/2026

Somewhere along the way, being excellent turned into a full time job of managing what could go wrong. You probably don't think of it that way. You think of it as caring about your work, or wanting to show up well, or just being someone who does things right. But underneath the checking and rechecking, there's usually a quieter question running in the background: what happens if this isn't good enough. That question isn't about your standards. It's about safety. And it makes sense that your mind found a strategy that's praised instead of one that isn't. Understanding that difference doesn't fix it overnight, but it does change what you're actually working on. Swipe through, then tell me which slide felt the most familiar. Full piece on this is up at jamieleonardlpc.com.

If you've ever felt like needing help means your faith isn't enough — I want you to hear this.Asking for help isn't a si...
07/02/2026

If you've ever felt like needing help means your faith isn't enough — I want you to hear this.
Asking for help isn't a sign you've lost faith. It's a sign you're done pretending the weight isn't real. And that takes more courage than staying silent ever did.
Save this. Share it with someone who needs the reminder.

07/01/2026

The women I work with aren't struggling because their faith is weak.
They're struggling because they've been white-knuckling it alone for a long time — and white-knuckling was never the plan.
If you've been told to just pray more and it hasn't moved the thing that's stuck, this is for you. Getting help isn't a sign you don't trust God. It can be one of the most faithful things you do.

You've prayed about it. You've tried to give it to God. And you're still stuck.That doesn't mean your faith isn't strong...
06/29/2026

You've prayed about it. You've tried to give it to God. And you're still stuck.
That doesn't mean your faith isn't strong enough. It means you're human, carrying something heavy, and you weren't designed to carry it alone.
The Bible doesn't ask us to suffer in silence. It points us toward community, counsel, and care. Seeking help isn't a detour around faith — it can be one of the most faithful things you do. Christian counseling, faith and therapy, is therapy okay for Christians, Christian mental health, anxiety and faith, therapy for Christian women, biblical counseling Frisco TX, faith-based therapy Texas, Christian counselor Frisco, mental health and faith

You handle pressure for a living. Then a text goes quiet for three hours and your whole afternoon unravels.That isn't a ...
06/25/2026

You handle pressure for a living. Then a text goes quiet for three hours and your whole afternoon unravels.
That isn't a flaw in you. It's a nervous system that learned, a long time ago, that staying alert was the price of staying connected.
The strategy made sense once. It just doesn't fit the life you're living now.
Anxious attachment can be retrained, in real relationships, with support. Schedule a consultation at jamieleonardlpc.com.

Worth was never meant to be re proven every time someone goes quiet.But if you grew up in an environment where love felt...
06/25/2026

Worth was never meant to be re proven every time someone goes quiet.
But if you grew up in an environment where love felt conditional or unpredictable, your nervous system learned a different rule. It learned that vigilance was the price of staying connected.
That strategy made sense then. It makes relationships exhausting now.
The good news is that anxious attachment is a learned pattern, which means it can be retrained. Schedule a consultation at jamieleonardlpc.com.

06/24/2026

You handle pressure for a living. Then a text goes quiet and you unravel.
The replay starts. What did I say. What did I do wrong. Even when nothing went wrong.
That's not a character flaw. It's a nervous system that learned long ago that vigilance was the price of staying connected.
Anxious attachment can be retrained, in real relationships, with support. Schedule a consultation at jamieleonardlpc.com.

One question I come back to with clients: do you feel more like yourself in this relationship — or less?It sounds simple...
06/18/2026

One question I come back to with clients: do you feel more like yourself in this relationship — or less?
It sounds simple. But for women who've spent years adjusting, accommodating, and wondering if they're the problem, that question cuts right to the truth.
Healthy communication creates safety. It makes room for your perspective. It doesn't leave you second-guessing your own memory.
Manipulation does the opposite — quietly, consistently, over time.

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Frisco, TX
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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