Justin Romney

Justin Romney, LMFT, understands the feelings of hopelessness and being stuck that many individuals experience. He works diligently to tailor each therapeutic session to the unique needs of his clients, believing that a supportive and encouraging environment is essential for successful therapy. Justin strives to see challenges through his clients' perspectives, fostering a therapeutic space where they feel genuinely understood. His personal experience with loss during his teenage years—the death of both of his older brothers—has shaped his journey and deepened his compassion for others. This experience motivated him to publish several articles aimed at guiding fellow therapists in their work with couples. With a wealth of experience, Justin has successfully helped individuals, couples, and families navigate pressing issues such as anxiety, depression, communication challenges, grief, suicidal thoughts, high stress, trauma, and more. His specialized training enables him to assist families with children diagnosed with autism, support teenagers facing difficulties, and aid couples in distress. Educated at Texas Tech University, where he earned his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Justin emphasizes the importance of recognizing and respecting each person's unique experience, ensuring that every client is treated with the utmost care and individuality. He is dedicated to being a steadfast ally on what may be one of the most difficult journeys in life.