At 806 Family Therapy, our goal is to support families, couples, and individuals in finding fulfillment, comfort, peace, and healing.
Our practice is made up of four Marriage and Family Therapists, each bringing unique perspectives and skill-sets to our community, colleagues, and clients. Please scroll below to read brief introductions about our therapists. Please feel free to reach out to the clinician that best meets your unique goals.
Mary Worden, LMFT-Associate
Hello and welcome! I’m excited to share a bit about my journey with you. Growing up in Lubbock, Texas, I’ve always been a proud Red Raider. In 2020, I earned my bachelor’s degree in Human Sciences and began my career as an Infant and Toddler Teacher at the Child Development and Research Center. It was there that my passion for working with families truly blossomed, and I realized my dream of becoming a Marriage and Family Therapist.
After two fulfilling years at the CDRC, where I had the pleasure of working with college students, infants, toddlers, and their families, I took the next step in my journey. I pursued a Master’s in Couples, Marriage, and Family Therapy at Texas Tech, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the experience.
Throughout my time in school and with clients, I’ve fallen in love with this work. There’s something incredibly beautiful about witnessing couples and family members take brave steps in the therapy room, learning to connect and support one another in profound ways.
My mission is to create a warm and supportive environment where individuals and relationships can truly flourish. I have a special passion for helping adolescents and their families navigate life’s complexities, and I’m dedicated to fostering healing and strengthening bonds between couples. Using evidence-based practices and personalized strategies, I aim to empower my clients to build healthier relationships, enhance their emotional well-being, and lay the groundwork for the future they envision.
I’m proud to be supervised by Mandy Fair, LMFT-S, as I continue this meaningful work.
Thank you for considering this journey together!
Erin Wilson, LMFT-Associate
Many people come to therapy after experiencing loss…of a loved one, a relationship, a job, a dream. They also tend to come when they are ready to tackle heavy things in their lives, when they realize their unhealthy patterns are holding them back and it’s time to face them. As some point, we hit a wall and realize how we’re functioning in the world is hindering us from going further, growing more and being happy. This is where I can help.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, I bring a compassionate and insightful approach to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate their unique challenge and strengthen their relationships. I’m committed to fostering positive change and personal growth for clients. My experience working with clients at the Texas Tech Family Therapy Clinic and the Texas Tech Student Counseling Center has provided a solid foundation addressing a wide range of relational and emotional concerns.
I’m passionate about helping people discover how family dynamics plays a role in their mental wellness. Using a collaborative and empathetic approach, I integrate experiential, cognitive behavioral and solution focused modalities to tailor interventions that best suit each client’s needs. I believe in the power of building a therapeutic relationship to empower clients in making meaningful changes and achieving their goals.
Doing this work is hard, even when we have friends and family as support. A therapist can partner with you as someone who cares about your growth and happiness and can step back as a 3rd party to hold up the mirror in a loving and compassionate way. I am committed to creating a safe, non-pathologizing space where clients can explore these concerns and work towards healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
You never outgrown your need for help. You can only get so far on your own. If this resonates you are in the right place!
Outside of my practice, I spend my time playing tennis, practicing yoga and consuming as many books as possible.