“The good life is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction not a destination.”

Dr. Carl Rogers

Degree: Ph.D.; Counseling Psychology; Texas A&M University
Predoctoral Internship: Central Texas Veterans Affairs Health Care System
Post-Doctoral Fellowship: Health Psychology; Baylor Scott & White Medical Center

My name is Shruti, licensed psychologist (License #: 38571) practicing in Texas. My interest in the human mind started young. Having a unique cultural upbringing, I was often intrigued by the way people moved through life with their particular individual traits. Since then, I have been in awe of people and the lives we create. I have worked in diverse clinical settings since 2012, ranging from large hospital systems, local community centers, rural telehealth clinics, and VA systems. In that time I have seen the capability people have for growth, change, and healing. But I have also seen the pain and sadness we all struggle with. I’m no stranger to these as well. Some say it is part of the human experience. And it’s hard…very hard.

But this is where I come in. Having experience in various clinical environments means that I have worked with people from many different walks of life and have helped them find their way through diverse struggles. My goal is to provide you with a supportive, collaborative, and effective space to help you become the best version of yourself. Whether you are new to therapy or are wanting to continue your previously started journey, I invite you to take the step towards living the life you want to live.

A little more about me- If you’re wondering, my first name is pronounced like “Ruthie” but with an -sh in front. I value continuously expanding my knowledge and have been known to thoroughly enjoy a book on affective neuroscience while laying out on the beaches of Florida. I enjoy helping the new generation of psychologists and have actively supervised and trained doctoral students. In my spare time I enjoy spending my weekends on the farm my husband and I are building (with our two cats, three dogs, and number of other farm animals), staying active and enjoying the outdoors, and dabbling in small creative art projects.

My dog Sita and I at the farm on a warm summer afternoon.