New Hope Counseling Referrals (Professional Christian Counselors)

Below is a list of local professional Christian counselors that New Hope Church has vetted and recommends. Please review the list and choose a counselor who best fits your needs, which may depend on their specialty or your insurance plan. If you have a specific need not covered here, we can provide additional referrals. For more assistance, please email PC@newhopechurch.tv.

Please note that you, the client, must request Christian counseling. Due to licensing requirements, counselors cannot initiate or recommend Christian counseling unless the client asks. However, all the counselors listed are experienced in working from a Christian perspective.

For any of these referrals, you may call and leave a message, and they will typically return your call within 24 hours.

If you or someone you know is considering suicide, talk to someone immediately by calling or texting 988. This is a free, 24/7 service.

New Hope Counseling Referrals (Professional Christian Counselors)

• Carol McDaniel, LPC-S, (Friendswood)

  (713) 870-0504 Specializes in marriages, depression, and anxiety

• Lifetree Counseling Center, League City (281) 207-0788

  https://www.lifetreecounseling.org/ Specializes in children, adolescents, families, individuals, couples, and play therapy

• Joanna Cobb, M.Ed., LPC, CCTP-II, ASDCS (Alvin)

  (346) 763-0644

  https://www.diagnosticcounselingservices.com/

  Specializes in children, adolescents, individuals, families, trauma, autism spectrum disorders, and dyslexia

• Huston McComb, LPC-S, CSAT-S, CMAT Pearland

  (346) 220-0087

  https://www.judahchristiancounseling.com/huston-mccomb

  Specializes in sex addiction, trauma, EMDR, and male related issues

• Eric Johnson, LPC-S Pearland

  (713) 408-3967

  Specializes in mental health disorders and PTSD

• Nova Vita Mental Wellness

  (713) 489-4436

  https://novavitamentalwellness.com/

  Specializes in trauma, families and individuals

• Faith Larson, LCSW 

  (Houston)

  (281) 215-3716

  Cultivating Changes, Specializes in trauma

• Mark Mayfield, LPC-S

  (Houston)

  (346) 214-5020

  https://novavitamentalwellness.com/

  Specializes in families, teens, and trauma

• Counseling Connections for Change

  (Pearland)

  (281) 485-9280

  https://www.counselingconnections.org/

  Specializes in children’s services

• Jeanne Dyer, M.A., LPC

  (469) 431-2794

  Peacemakers Counseling & EMDR Therapy, Specializes in trauma

  https://www.peacemakerscounseling.com/

• Michelle Brumly Counseling PLLC

  (832) 532-9171

  Specializes in addiction recovery, substance abuse, anxiety, and trauma

• Molly B. Young, LPC, LMFT (Telehealth/Video Chat)

  (713) 643-5454

  Specializes in anxiety, depression, grief, marriage and therapy for couples

• Stacy Sikes, LPC-S (Telehealth/Video Chat)

  https://care.headway.co/providers/stacy-sikes

  Specializes in co-parenting, anxiety, relationship issues, and young adults

• Adapt Recovery (1-855-TO-ADAPT)

• Houston Women’s Rehab -
  Serving Women, adults and teens

• Saving Grace Women’s Home - 12-month Christian recovery program in our area highly recommended

• Crisis/Suicide Hotline (Text or Call 988) - A trained professional will answer this line 24/7. You do not have to be actively suicidal to use this service but if you just need to talk with a trained professional immediately.

• Meador Staffing

  Pearland: (281) 412-2998
  Webster: (281) 486-1700
  Deer Park: (281) 542-7348

• Casual Driver Leasing Svc Incorporated

• Express Employment Professionals

• Frontline Source Group

• Insight Global

• Lighthouse Christian Ministries: trade/licensing assistance

• Magnum Staffing Service

• MCS Personnel

• Murray Resources

• Pride Staff

• TEI Staffing

  Alvin: (281) 331-0342

• TPI Staffing

• True to Life Ministries

• Workforce Solutions

  Pearland: (832) 409-0049
  Texas City: (409) 949-9055

• Alvin-Manvel Community Food Pantry

• Brazoria County Dream Center (BCDC)

• Calvary Houston Food Pantry 281-648-5800

• Christian Helping Hands

• Gulf Coast Community Services Association (GCCSA)

• Harvest For the Hungry

• HIS ministries

• Houston Food Bank

• Manvel Community Outreach

  (832) 541-7973

• Pearland Neighborhood Center

• River of Hope (Inside Dream Center)

• Salvation Army

• SNAP

• Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

• Texas Hope (281) 968-8920

• The Food Basket

• The Well on Masters Road

  (832) 637-7121

• United Way of Brazoria County

• West Galveston County Interfaith Caring Ministries

• Bay Area Turning Point

  Clear Lake | Webster - (281) 286-2525 (Woman and Children)

• Dream Centers - (Men, Women, and Children)

• Family Promise - (Men, Women, and Children)

• Houston Area Women’s Shelter

  Houston - (713) 528-2121 (women and children)

• Houston Homeless Shelters - Provides a list of shelters for men, women, teens, etc.

• Open Door Mission - Christian housing for destitute men. The president and CEO is a Webster New Hoper.

• Resource & Crisis Center of Galveston County (temporary housing)

• Salvation Army - For those with no place to go or in need of emergency shelter, local Salvation Army homeless shelters provide a warm, safe place for men, women, and families to stay. 

• Saving Grace (Women’s home)

• The Beacon (Men, Women, and Children) 

• Women’s Center of Brazoria County - The Women’s Center of Brazoria County offers shelter, support, education, and protection for women and children affected by domestic violence and abuse.  

• Houston Volunteer Lawyers - Houston Volunteer Lawyers provides free civil legal services to low-income residents through a network of volunteer attorneys. Services include family law, housing, probate, guardianship, and other civil matters. 

• LASSA (Legal Aid for Survivors of Sexual Assault) - LASSA provides free legal aid to survivors of sexual assault across Texas. Services include protective orders, housing and employment rights, and other legal needs related to recovery and safety.  

• Lone Star Legal Aid - Lone Star Legal Aid provides free civil legal services to low-income individuals and families. Services include assistance with housing, family law, consumer protection, and other civil matters. 

• Texas Advocacy Project - Texas Advocacy Project provides free legal advice and representation to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Services include protective orders, safety planning, and legal resources to help clients achieve safety and stability.

• Baker Ripley 713-590-2327

• Catholic Charities (help with rent & utilities)

• Galveston County Community Action Council (rent & housing assistance)

• Gulf Coast Community Services Association (GCCSA) - Provides rental assistance for individuals and families who have received eviction notices. Does not provide rental deposits or help with late fees. 

• Harris County Community Resources

• Interfaith Caring Ministries (rent & utilities help)

• M.I. Lewis Center (food, rent, and utilities help)

• Pearland Neighborhood Center - Helps individuals and families in Brazoria County with the payment of their electricity and gas bills.

• Rental Assistance

• River of Hope (Inside Dream Center) - River of Hope offers rental and utility assistance to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship.

• Salvation Army (Freeport) - Provides assistance in the form of rental, mortgage and utility payments as funds are available and to eligible applicants.

• Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston - Provides financial assistance for rental deposits, rent, mortgage, utilities, and other needs which are considered on a case-by-case basis. Note: Funds are limited and are based on donations from parishioners. 

• St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

  (281) 331-3751

• United Way of Brazoria County - Provides assistance for rent and utilities to residents with limited income. Text or call 211 for all the options

Only members and regular attenders of New Hope Church with verifiable attendance will be considered for financial assistance. An individual shows regular and recent attendance by the following markers:

1. Checking in your child(ren) to our New Hope Kids or New Hope Students ministries on the weekend

2. Checking into your volunteer positions when you serve at church

attending your LifeGroup regularly

3. Tithing or giving in any amount online or in person (be sure to include your name, email and phone number on the envelope)

4. Coming up for prayer with a Prayer Partner and following up by adding your prayer request to the Prayer Wall.

^^If you regularly demonstrate these types of attendance markers as a New Hoper, we encourage you to submit your application for assistance

by clicking here.

If you need financial assistance but do not qualify for minimum attendance criteria, we encourage you to find other local resources on this page and we welcome you to start the process of gaining attendance regularly at New Hope Church.