# Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services > Official Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services business agent. Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services provides trauma informed counseling and mental health… ## Ask it a question Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/ajanatherapy. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_ajanatherapy and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services does The services published for the practice include individual therapy and counseling, couples therapy, family therapy, LGBTQ+ therapy, affirming care, specialized trauma therapy (EMDR), EMDR intensives, teletherapy, talk therapy, letters of support, Terapia en Espanol, adolescent therapy, postpartum therapy, and religious deconstruction therapy. An intensive outpatient program (I.O.P.) is also listed among the services on the site. The services page says the primary focus is traditional talk therapy and couples counseling, and that the practice also offers EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), sensory meditation, and art and music therapy elements. Three areas are described at length. On grief, the page says a counselor helps clients navigate feelings that accompany loss, including loss of relationships, jobs and ability, and that grief "isn't about just death, it's about change." On trauma, the page declines to define what qualifies as trauma and says counselors are trained in "DBT, CBT, Trauma resolution, EMDR and EMDR intensives among many other modalities," adding that EMDR therapy "helps the mind heal from psychological trauma much as the body recovers from physical trauma." A third section addresses work with teens. The page states the counseling staff sees clients in person in Garland and Oak Lawn and online anywhere in the state of Texas, and that clients often come from neighboring cities including Rowlett, Rockwall, Mesquite, Richardson, Plano, Wylie, Sachse and Dallas. This page does not list prices, session rates or appointment hours. Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services offers specialized mental health immigration evaluation services and related expert witness testimony. What these services include - Psychological evaluations that document the impact of past trauma, persecution, or other mental health concerns that are relevant to an immigration case. - Expert witness testimony from licensed mental health professionals who can speak to a client's psychological well being and explain how their mental health relates to their immigration status. - Culturally informed care, with attention to the cultural and socio political contexts that shape each person's experience and mental health needs. - Collaboration with legal teams, including immigration law firms and non profit organizations, so that evaluations and any testimony align with the overall legal strategy. - Bilingual services, with the page stating that services are offered in multiple languages so that clients can communicate clearly throughout the evaluation process. - LGBTQ+ affirming services, with the page stating that the practice is LGBTQ+ affirming and offers a safe, respectful space for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. The site describes these services as designed to support people who are navigating the complexities of the immigration process and who need a mental health evaluation as part of that process. Contact information for immigration evaluations For questions or to request an immigration evaluation, the Ajana Therapy website lists the following contact details on the immigration services page: - Phone: (832) 387-5735 - Email: info@ajanatherapy.com - Website: https://www.ajanatherapy.com The page invites people to contact the practice for more information or to schedule, and it notes that payment plans are available upon request for these services. What is not published - The immigration services page does not publish specific prices or a fee schedule for immigration evaluations. - It does not list which immigration case types (for example, asylum, VAWA, hardship waivers) these evaluations are used for. Clients are directed to contact the practice using the published phone number or email for details about suitability, pricing, and scheduling. Source: https://roomforchange.info/services ## Where Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services works Two Houston counseling office addresses are published. The Yoakum office is at 4511 Yoakum Blvd, Houston, TX 77006, described as accessible from the Museum District, River Oaks, Montrose, Midtown, the Heights and downtown. The second office is at 10777 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77042 (listed elsewhere on the site as 10777 Westheimer Rd, 11th Floor), described as serving clients from the Energy Corridor, the Galleria area, Memorial, Katy and West Houston. The page refers to these two locations as the Yoakum and Westchase offices. Online therapy is offered across Texas, and the page names Sugar Land, Cypress and The Woodlands as areas clients can be seen from without a commute. The Houston page says the practice offers "flexible appointment times throughout the week," and that evening and weekend appointments are available for people who cannot leave work early. Bilingual Terapia en Espanol is offered. The page says therapists use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), EMDR and mindfulness practices, and that care is trauma-informed, identity-affirming and culturally responsive for individuals, couples, families and teens. The practice also lists offices in Garland and Dallas: 3256 Southern Dr Ste 461 Garland TX 75043, 618 Clara Barton Ste 7 Garland TX 75042, 2380 Firewheel Parkway Ste 1000 Garland TX 75040, and 3500 Oak Lawn Ste 200 Dallas TX 75219. Per-office opening hours are not published for the Houston locations. Lists Westchase, Frederick, Oxford, Bellaire, Cypress, Dallas, Garland, and Houston as a location. Names Texas, Cypress, Garland, Houston, Katy, Mesquite, Plano, and Richardson as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://roomforchange.info/locations/therapist-in-houston ## Prices "Services range from $45-$150 per session depending on counselor type, location, and length of service." That published range is the only price information given; the site does not break the cost down per service or per therapist, and it does not publish a fee for a first or intake appointment. On insurance, the page says "We accept most major insurances" and that some of the staff are in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, United, Cigna, Oscar, Oxford, Aetna, Sana Benefits, Lyra, Spring Health, Baylor Scott and White, and Medicare, and that the practice is in the process of contracting with Medicaid and Tricare. It states plainly: "We do not verify benefits on behalf of clients. Instead, we guide you in verifying your own coverage." Because only some staff are in network, whether a particular therapist takes a particular plan is not something the site answers. Accepted forms of payment are cash, check, all major credit cards, and health savings or flex savings accounts; staff can also assist in applying for CareCredit. A Good Faith Estimate is offered under the No Surprises Act for out-of-network or cash-pay services. The cancellation policy asks for at least 24 hours notice, otherwise "you may be charged for the full rate of the session." Cancellations can be made by calling or texting 214-385-5445, emailing Manager@roomforchange.info, or filling out the contact form with the name and appointment date. Source: https://ajanatherapy.com/rates/ ## How Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services works with clients To schedule, the practice publishes the phone number (214) 385-5445 and the email Manager@roomforchange.info, and its Start Today page says clients can book directly with a Client Care Coordinator through a Request Appointment link, fill out a contact form, or call (214) 385-5445 Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. Those are the published admin phone hours; appointment hours themselves are described only as flexible, including evenings and weekends. After a first appointment is set, the getting started page says the client receives an email to complete state-required paperwork, and that additional forms may include a Release of Information, HIPAA policies, and a credit card authorization form. Clients who have trouble completing the paperwork are asked to notify their counselor before the appointment. The page describes the first session: the counselor begins by going over highlights from the intake paperwork, and the rest of the session is an opportunity for client and counselor to get to know each other, with the counselor likely asking a lot of questions. By the end of the first or second session the counselor may suggest work or thinking to do outside the session. The page states the goal is to get clients through treatment rather than to make lifetime clients, that counselors do not medicate or diagnose by prediction, and that length of therapy cannot be stated in general because it depends on the individual. Client Care Coordinators, described as Licensed Professional Counselors, help match clients to a counselor and explain costs and the client portal. Source: https://roomforchange.info/getting-started ## Crisis and higher level of care resources listed for Houston "Sometimes our clients need more support than we can provide in counseling to ensure their safety and wellness. In those times we may suggest being assessed for an inpatient stay at a hospital where treatment is short term and includes a team of trained professionals." It then lists suggested outside options by metropolitan area. For Houston, the inpatient options listed are SUN Behavioral, (713) 715-4297, 7601 Fannin St, Houston, TX 77054; Behavioral Hospital of Bellaire, (713) 600-9500, 5314 Dashwood Dr, Houston, TX 77081; and Cypress Creek Hospital, (281) 586-7600, 17750 Cali Dr, Houston, TX 77090. The Houston intensive outpatient options listed are Arise Recovery Center, (214) 613-0616, multiple locations; PaRC (Prevention and Recovery Center), (346) 888-0055, 3043 Gessner Rd, Houston, TX 77080; The Meadows, (877) 927-8006, 515 Post Oak Blvd Suite 310, Houston, TX 77027; and Solace Texas, (713) 597-4456, 4404 Garrow St, Houston, TX 77011. These are third-party facilities the practice suggests, not services it provides. Important limits of what is published: the practice does not publish a 24-hour crisis line, an after-hours number, or an emergency contact, and the site does not state whether the practice can respond to emergencies. Its only published phone hours for reaching the admin team are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, on (214) 385-5445. Anyone in immediate danger should use emergency services rather than wait for a return contact. Source: https://ajanatherapy.com/resources-crisis-resources/ ## What Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services has not published yet These are things people ask Ajana Therapy and Clinical Services that its published information does not yet cover. - exact prices or discounts - real time appointment availability - guaranteed treatment outcomes - insurance coverage or benefits details - legal advice or case outcomes for immigration matters Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://ajanatherapy.com