Julie Ayala Chahal, LPC, SEP

You’ve worked hard to build a life that works. From the outside, it may look like you have it all together.

But internally, you may still be carrying stress, pressure, or patterns that haven’t fully shifted.

I work with high-achieving women and entrepreneurs who are ready to move beyond surface-level coping and begin working at the level where these patterns actually begin.

This creates more clarity in decisions, more steady responses, and less internal pressure over time.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I specialize in EMDR and somatic therapy for high-achieving women and entrepreneurs navigating trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, and therapy intensives.

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This work is often a fit for high-achieving women who are

• Professionals

• Executives and leaders

• Business owners and entrepreneurs

• Athletes and performers

• Women balancing career and motherhood

• Creatives

How This Work Is Different

This is not talk therapy.

We’re not spending sessions analyzing or circling the same patterns week after week. We work at the level where those patterns actually begin so they can shift.

1. Identify what you’re ready to change

We focus on what’s currently showing up — stress, overthinking, relationship patterns — and bring it into awareness in a direct, focused way.

2. Work at the level where it was formed

Using EMDR and somatic therapy, we work through the nervous system and subconscious, where these patterns were originally created.

3. Change begins to happen naturally

As the pattern shifts, the pressure to force change isn’t there.
What you’ve been trying to change starts to move more easily on its own.

Sessions are structured in 90-minute formats to allow for deeper, more focused work and more lasting change over time.

Libby Marler

Libby Marler, LPC, PMH-C now practices at Libby Marler Counseling, offering postpartum, motherhood, and grief counseling for women in Fort Worth and Aledo, Texas. Click to visit her new website and learn more.

HOw Do I schedule An Appointment?

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Still have more questions?

Check out our FAQ page where we answer many of the common questions we receive about the counseling process. You can also email us at info@thecounselingcollectivefw.com.