A Team That Gets Neurodivergent Families

Vannah Hughes has a Bachelor's in Sociology & Psychology and a Master's in Forensic Psychology. She is the CEO of The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services LLC, where she specializes in sex, intimacy, and relational therapy. As a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, Vannah works with individuals and couples navigating sex addiction, partner betrayal trauma, attachment wounds, intimacy rupture, and severe relational cases. Her work includes sexual exploration, kink-aware therapy, shadow work, limerence, fantasies and obsessions, along with alternative relationship structures such as kink, polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, open marriages, and living-apart-together relationships. Vannah's integrative approach bridges clinical and embodied healing through tantric practice, somatic bodywork, Reiki, sound healing, yoga, breathwork, and her work as a Certified Love & Relationship Coach. Her integrative credentials include certified Usui Reiki Master, certified sound bowl practitioner, RYT-200 yoga teacher, and certified shamanic spiritual coach.

Cristian Tovar is a bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor serving as the Director of Clinical Supervision & Professional Development at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services. With extensive experience in clinical practice and counselor development, Cristian provides oversight, mentorship, and ethical guidance to clinicians while maintaining a strong commitment to high-quality, culturally responsive care. Grounded in a client-centered and strengths-based approach, Cristian specializes in grief and loss, adolescent and young adult concerns, cultural and family transitions, addiction recovery, and relationship repair, including infidelity and rebuilding trust.

Fatima Perez is a dedicated educator and parent advocate with over a decade of experience supporting children and families navigating mental health, neurodiversity, and educational systems. She specializes in parent education and advocacy, helping families understand their child's needs, navigate school systems, and confidently advocate for appropriate supports such as IEPs and 504 plans.

Michael Hughes-Isbell is Co-Founder and Chief Technology & Digital Innovation Officer of The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services, LLC, and its Director of Music & Spiritual Wellness. He leads the practice's technology, its consulting work, its music programming, and its ministerial services, and the people who do each of them. On the technology side he owns the website and app, the registration, event and membership payment systems, and the security of everything behind them. He also consults for outside businesses on web development, digital strategy, app planning, and where automation genuinely helps. You can book a 90-minute consultation with him below, or bring him a build directly. Michael is also a musician. He performs live at Sacred Roots Community Collective gatherings and leads drum circles, acoustic sets, and community music around full moon and new moon ceremonies, retreats, and celebrations. These are community experiences rather than music therapy. As an ordained minister through American Marriage Ministries, he officiates weddings, vow renewals, and community ceremonies, offers spiritual guidance, and helps shape The Trinity's marriage-enrichment and relationship workshops. He keeps clear lines between ministry, consulting, and the licensed clinical care his colleagues provide, and refers to them whenever someone needs it.

Tom Hermann has spent more than a decade in financial services, and here's what he's figured out: spreadsheets don't change people. Stories do. Everybody knows they should save more and spend less. They've read the books and downloaded the apps, and they've made the same New Year's resolution six years in a row. But somewhere underneath, an old story keeps whispering that there's never enough, that they have to earn their worth, or that the next number will finally make them feel safe. Tom's work as a coach helps people swap the stories that keep them stuck for ones that set them free. Then, as a financial advisor, he can help build a plan that actually looks like the person holding it. He believes money was never meant to be a scoreboard. It's more like a wheelbarrow, made for carrying good things to the people and places you love. Tom learned this the hard way. When his son was diagnosed with leukemia and spent two years in treatment, including a bone marrow transplant, his family found out firsthand how heavy money can get and how much lighter it feels when you're not carrying it alone. A former college basketball player, Tom still thinks the best things happen on a team. His faith shapes everything he does, and there's a seat at his table for anyone. He's here to help you build a life that feels wildly, unreasonably alive, with a plan to match.

Brianna Swint, M.A., LPC-Associate, is a warm, trauma-informed therapist at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services, bringing a broad clinical background and a heart for helping people through life's hardest seasons. She works with children, adolescents, and adults, supporting clients through trauma, anxiety, PTSD, grief and loss, and major transitions such as divorce and family change. Brianna cares for the whole family, from children and teens through to parents, with particular attention to parenting challenges, motherhood and mother-related struggles, and the everyday weight of raising a family. She also holds deep respect for veterans and those carrying service-related experiences, and walks alongside them in their healing. Grounded in trauma-informed, strengths-based care, she draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), solution-focused techniques, and other evidence-based approaches to help each person process what they carry and move toward lasting healing. Brianna is supervised by April West, M.A., LPC-S.

Eric Hinojosa, M.A., LPC, earned his master's degree in professional counseling from Texas Wesleyan University and is currently pursuing a PhD in clinical psychology. He brings a compassionate, collaborative, and nonjudgmental approach to therapy, helping clients develop greater self-awareness, emotional insight, and healthier ways of navigating life's challenges. Eric works with adults experiencing anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, emotional regulation concerns, domestic violence recovery, self-worth challenges, and major life transitions. His approach focuses on understanding each client as a whole person while creating a supportive space where difficult experiences can be explored openly and without judgment. Eric believes therapy should be meaningful, individualized, and paced according to each client's needs. His goal is to help clients better understand themselves, strengthen healthy coping and relationship patterns, and move toward greater emotional well-being and personal growth.

Hannah Eboagu is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian who works where nutrition meets performance, and where it quietly meets mental health. She earned her Bachelor's in Nutrition Sciences from Baylor University and her Master of Clinical Nutrition from UT Southwestern Medical Center. Her clinical background spans elite athletic performance, from high school through professional and NFL athletes, as well as adaptive nutrition for individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and complex care needs. That range is why she fits here. The person fueling for a game and the person whose depression has flattened their appetite are working on the same system: energy, focus, sleep, recovery, regulation. Hannah is Mental Health First Aid certified and collaborates directly with your therapist, prescriber and holistic practitioners, so nutrition sits inside the treatment plan instead of being a separate errand. Her approach is practical and sustainable. No elimination lists, no moralizing about food, no plan that falls apart in week three. She works with high performers, neurodivergent clients and families, individuals with special needs, and anyone whose body has stopped cooperating with the life they're trying to live. She describes her work as both profession and ministry, a small impact in people's big lives. Now accepting nutrition clients. Telehealth across Texas, in-person in DFW.

Heather Strickland is a USUI Reiki Master, RYT-500 certified yoga instructor, and sound bowl practitioner who weaves energy work, movement, sound, and breath into deeply restorative healing. Her work helps clients release tension, quiet the mind, and return to a sense of balance in body and spirit. Through Reiki, Heather offers gentle energy healing that supports relaxation and emotional release. Her sound bowl sessions use resonant vibration to calm the nervous system and invite deep rest. As an advanced 500-hour yoga teacher, she guides Yin, Restorative, and Kundalini Yoga to soften, open, and awaken the body, and Tantric Yoga for couples seeking deeper presence, connection, and intimacy. She also leads breathwork to help clients move stuck energy and access calm and clarity. Heather meets each client with warmth and attunement, shaping every session around what they need most.

Onika Davis, DNP, PMHNP, is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a strong background in psychiatric care, clinical research, and healthcare leadership. Her experience spans direct patient care and clinical trial operations, allowing her to bring both a clinical and research-focused perspective to the advancement of mental health treatment. Onika provides clinical leadership and supports the delivery of high-quality research with an emphasis on ethical research practices. As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Onika is passionate about helping individuals feel heard, understood, and empowered in their mental health care. Onika is committed to advancing mental healthcare through the integration of compassionate clinical practice, evidence-based care, and responsible clinical research. She strives to create an environment where patients and research participants feel respected, informed, and confident in the care they receive. Outside of her professional life, Onika enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and embracing opportunities for continued personal and professional growth.

Wendy Bittick is an intuitive healer and Reiki Master who has known about her intuitive gifts since childhood. Over the years they have grown into clairsentience, clairvoyance, and clairaudience, so the impressions she receives come through feeling, through images and visions, and through sound. In an intuitive healing session, Wendy works with the guidance of spirit guides and angels. She may be drawn to areas of the body that need attention, where she clears stagnant energy, balances the chakras, and invites the light of Source into the space that energy leaves behind. Her sessions are led by intuition and compassion. Wendy works to make the room feel peaceful and welcoming, so each person is comfortable and respected from start to finish. Wendy believes every person's path is their own. At The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services, her intention is to help people reconnect with themselves, find inner peace, and deepen the connection to their own spiritual path.

Joseph (Joe) Cepeda, LPC-Associate, is a child, adolescent, and family therapist at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services. He holds a bachelor's degree in exercise science and a master's in clinical mental health counseling from Northwestern University. Joe sees counseling as both a science and an art. He sets a steady foundation and clear boundaries for the work, then stays flexible enough to welcome every version of the person in front of him. His main lens is psychodynamic: how attachment, early childhood experience, and unconscious patterns shape what a person feels and how they move through the world. He comes to each session as a storyteller. Joe values evidence-based practice and psychological research, and he knows every client brings a story that deserves to be understood on its own terms. Rather than jumping to conclusions, he helps uncover the themes, strengths, challenges, and experiences that have shaped a life. His approach is eclectic, drawing on Adlerian, existential, multicultural, and narrative therapy as each person needs. Creativity, curiosity, and honest self-expression matter to Joe. He believes there is real power in reconnecting with an inner child that expectations, perfectionism, or the pressures of life may have pushed aside. Joe's role is not to tell anyone who to become. It is to make room to explore who they have been, who they are today, and who they want to be. In his words, "While we cannot rewrite the past, we can explore its meaning and begin to imagine and work towards what the next chapter might look like." Joe is supervised by Cristian Tovar, LPC-S, LCDC.

Myka Joles, M.A., LPC-Associate, is a trauma-informed, neurodivergence-affirming therapist at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services. She provides evidence-based care for children, adolescents, and adults working through trauma, anxiety, eating disorders, identity development, and major life transitions. Myka brings deep clinical experience in adolescent eating disorder treatment, self-harm, and emotional dysregulation, along with adult relational trauma, infidelity, and complex grief. She works extensively with parents and family systems, helping clients understand the patterns, roles, and intergenerational dynamics that shape their relationships and emotional lives. Her approach is trauma-informed and strengths-based. She draws on CBT, solution-focused strategies, somatic awareness, and family systems interventions as each person needs. Myka offers a therapeutic space that is steady, attuned, and deeply intuitive, where clients can reconnect with their bodies, trust their own inner wisdom, and keep moving forward in their healing. Myka is supervised by Cristian Tovar, LPC-S, LCDC.

Anya Zelinska teaches Tantra Yoga at The Trinity Integrative Holistic Medicine & Counseling Services. She grew up in Ukraine, has kept a personal yoga and meditation practice for more than thirty years, and has been teaching for eleven. Her tantric training comes through the VITA method, a trauma-informed somatic approach to sexuality, relationships, and embodied spirituality. Her first yoga teaching certification, in Vinyasa and Ashtanga, came in New York City in 2015. She taught there, co-founded a yoga studio in Tanzania, and later taught in Colorado and now Texas. Anya is also a certified somatic coach who specializes in intimacy, desire, and nervous system regulation. What she offers here is a way into solo Tantra. Tantric sex is real, but it is not where this work begins. Her sessions use breathwork, energy practice, sound, movement, and guided exploration of the subconscious to bring you back home to yourself, toward a kind of inner magnetism that is felt rather than performed. You do not need a partner, and you do not need any background in yoga or Tantra. Curiosity is enough. The practice builds from one week to the next, so it asks for more commitment than a drop-in class. As a group settles in, Anya may introduce gentle partnered exercises: eye gazing, speaking to one another, perhaps touching hands. None of it is sexual, all of it is optional, and nothing happens without explicit consent. The foundation never changes. It is you, in your own body and your own sovereignty. Her classes are feminine and fluid, with free movement, dance, breath, and sound carried by curated music, singing bowls, gongs, and chimes. Students are invited to move with curiosity, listen to their bodies, and let go of performing long enough to feel. Anya teaches Tantra as someone who lives it daily, as devotion, practice, and prayer. She has spent the last two years healing her body, her sexuality, her nervous system, and the religious conditioning of her upbringing. She does not claim mastery of the whole tantric tradition. She is mastering particular parts of it and teaches from lived experience while still on the path herself, and that honesty is what her teaching stands on.

LaRhonda McCullough is a licensed vocational nurse, a U.S. Army veteran, a spiritual and Reiki practitioner, and a sound healer. Her nursing career has been spent serving veterans through the Department of Veterans Affairs. That work put her beside people living with mental health conditions, PTSD, substance use, and recovery, and beside people in the middle of major life transitions. She knows what those seasons ask of a person, and she brings that knowledge into every session. Her practice draws on Reiki, sound healing, energy work, and intuitive spiritual practice. The approach is grounded and compassionate, and the aim is simple: help each person reconnect with themselves and build a spiritual wellness that is their own.