Meet Kallie
I'm Kallie Weaver, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas. I work with adults who feel stuck in patterns that haven't shifted through insight alone.
My primary focus is trauma work using Brainspotting and Internal Family Systems (IFS), approaches that help people work with experiences that aren't always accessible through talking and insight alone.
Some people come in knowing exactly what they want to work on. Others just know that something isn't working anymore. Either is a good place to start.
I also have training in ERP and I-CBT for OCD, and experience working with complex dissociation, including DID.
Firestorm Counseling primarily offers intensive therapy for people who want more time and space for focused work. I also maintain a small weekly caseload for clients with complex dissociation when ongoing therapy is clinically appropriate.
How I work
I don't believe therapy has to look the same for everyone. The approach depends on what you're bringing into the room and what will actually help you move forward.
For trauma work, I primarily use Brainspotting and Internal Family Systems (IFS). They offer different ways of working with the parts of your experience that don't always respond to insight or conversation alone.
Brainspotting
Brainspotting is a focused therapy approach that uses your field of vision to help identify and work with places where emotional or physical responses may be held.
Rather than spending the entire session explaining why you feel a certain way, Brainspotting gives us another way to work with what is happening in the moment.
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
IFS is a way of understanding the different parts of ourselves that develop in response to life experiences.
You might have a part that keeps you prepared for the worst, another that pushes you to keep everything together, and another that wants nothing more than to avoid the whole thing.
IFS helps us understand those patterns without treating them as something wrong with you.
Who I Work With
Firestorm Counseling is primarily for adults who have done a lot of thinking, learning, and coping—but still feel stuck.
Clients may be dealing with:
trauma or chronic stress
the effects of high-control or religious environments
dissociation and identity disruption
patterns that continue despite insight
feeling disconnected from themselves or unsure what they actually want
For most clients, this work happens through intensive therapy. Weekly therapy is reserved for clients with complex dissociation, including DID, when ongoing and structured treatment is clinically appropriate.
Think We Might Be a Good Fit?
If you’re curious about working together, start with a free consultation. We’ll talk about what you’re experiencing and whether an intensive or ongoing therapy is the right next step.
You don’t have to keep holding everything together alone.