About Galen Andrews

It can feel difficult and awkward to open up to a stranger, especially about the most vulnerable parts of your life. You might be skeptical of how helpful therapy can be for you, and that’s perfectly fine, too. Your relationship with your therapist is important. You want to feel they’re genuinely interested in your concerns and can help you achieve your goals.

It’s important to have someone who can meet you where you are in this journey and understand, support, and challenge you in helpful ways. It’s also helpful to know a little about them first.

I specialize in helping adolescents, young adults, couples, and families navigate the individual and relational challenges that come with these stages of life. Therapy can be a transformative and life-changing experience but requires understanding, commitment, and consistency.

I also think this process doesn’t have to be as scary as it may seem. My approach provides a comfortable and judgment-free space where you can explore the most challenging and meaningful aspects of your life in an honest way. I believe each person can create the change they want to see, and if you feel we’d be a good fit, I’d love to help you start that journey.

As the son of a therapist, I was always interested in why people think, feel, and do the things they do. This led to me pursuing a bachelor’s in psychology at Lamar University, where I was fortunate to live out my dream of playing college baseball. I earned my master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from The University of Houston Clear Lake.

I’ve worked with individuals, couples, and families from various backgrounds, including veterans and athletes. Some issues I enjoy helping people explore are anxiety, depression, life transitions, relational and family system issues, confidence and identity, and overall life management. When not seeing clients, I love being outside, staying active, and hanging with friends, family, and my dog, Moose.