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Counselor recommendation (grief, first time doing this)

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Conversation overview

A resident seeking recommendations for a grief counselor after their father's passing received several suggestions from neighbors. The recommendations focused on counselors in The Woodlands with specific experience in grief and trauma, with some posts noting insurance acceptance and location details.

Top recommendation: The Woodlands Counselor

  • Nancy Baker was recommended for her extensive experience specifically with grief.
  • A neighbor described Nancy Baker as a very warm person.
  • She helped a resident cope with the loss of their mother.
Jump to the accepted answer (post #3)

Other options neighbors mentioned

  • Nicole Daglis at the Resilience Center of Houston: A key reason for this recommendation was that the practice accepts BCBS insurance, and grief is one of their focus areas. (post #3)
  • Angela Doolittle: Recommended for her focus on grief and trauma. A neighbor also noted she teaches at Lone Star, which they found impressive. (post #4)

Community takeaways

  • Nancy Baker at The Woodlands Counselor is located off Six Pines.
  • The Resilience Center of Houston is a group practice on New Trails Drive.
  • Angela Doolittle's practice is on Sawdust Road and her phone number is (832) 779-4194.
  • Some local counselors, such as those at the Resilience Center of Houston, may accept BCBS insurance.
  • Residents recommended counselors with specific experience in grief and trauma.
  1. Sep 25, 2026, 3:42 PM#1
    Sorry if this is not the right place for this. My dad passed in the spring back home and the move right after has made it all hit harder than I expected. I have never done counseling before and I honestly do not know where to start. If anyone is comfortable sharing, is there someone in The Woodlands you would recommend?

    New here, be nice

  2. Sep 25, 2026, 9:29 PM#2
    This is exactly the right place, and I am so sorry for your loss. I would recommend Nancy Baker, her practice is The Woodlands Counselor. I saw her after my mother passed away. She has a lot of experience specifically with grief, and she is just a very warm person. She is off Six Pines.

    Do not feed the deer. Please.

  3. Sep 25, 2026, 9:58 PMAccepted answer#3
    Sorry for your loss. My recommendation is Nicole Daglis at the Resilience Center of Houston. It is a group practice over on New Trails Drive. A big plus for us was that they took our BCBS insurance, which made things much simpler. Grief is one of the things they handle. https://www.resiliencecenterhouston.com/locations/the-woodlands

    Biscuit and Gravy's dad

  4. Sep 26, 2026, 7:57 AM#4
    I am so sorry to hear about your father. We had a great experience with Angela Doolittle over on Sawdust Road. We went to her for something different, but I know her main focus areas include grief and trauma. She also teaches at Lone Star, which we thought was impressive. Her number is (832) 779-4194.

    2004 transplant. Still call it Randalls.

  5. Oct 8, 2026, 3:31 AM#5
    I'm really sorry about your dad. I haven't been to counseling myself but my neighbor went to The Woodlands Counselor after losing her husband and said Nancy Baker was wonderful, really compassionate and patient. It's off Six Pines so not far from Creekside Park if that helps at all.
  6. Oct 11, 2026, 10:16 PM#6
    I lost my mom two years ago and it took me almost six months to finally call someone. I ended up going to the Resilience Center like CochransDogDad mentioned and it was worth it. They got me in pretty fast and the intake process was straightforward which helped since I was already overwhelmed with everything else.

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