
MEET YOUR THERAPIST
About Krystal Powell, LCSW
More than 15 years of clinical experience — and a deep belief that healing is possible for everyone.
ABOUT KRYSTAL
A Compassionate, Integrative Approach to Mental Wellness
With more than 15 years working alongside people through deep healing and meaningful transformation in psychotherapy, one truth has stayed constant: insight alone isn't enough. People can understand their patterns clearly—and still feel stuck in them.
Krystal's background in high-intensity, real-world settings shapes how she works today—grounded, relational, and able to hold depth without overwhelm. The goal isn't just coping. It's helping you reconnect with yourself, rebuild self-trust, and create a life that doesn't just look good—but finally feels aligned and sustainable.
She also offers Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy as a powerful and transformative tool to help clients move through challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges and various identity and life transitions.

THE WAY I WORK
Meeting You Where You Are
Every client brings a unique story. Krystal draws from a broad toolkit of evidence-based and experiential modalities — choosing approaches that fit the person, not the other way around.
Sessions are held in an environment of radical safety where every part of your experience is welcomed and honored without judgment.
SESSIONS AVAILABLE VIRTUALLY AND IN-PERSON IN AUSTIN, TX - SEE OFFERINGS & PRICING
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Nervous system regulation
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Somatic Practices
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Parts work
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Mindfulness and mind-body awareness
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Transpersonal Therapy
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Solution-focused approaches
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Psychedelic-assisted therapy
CREDENTIALS & TRAINING
Licensure & Education
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
#110335 • STATE OF TEXAS
Master of Social Work
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA • 2011
Bachelor of Social Work
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS • 2004
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Certificate
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHIATRY INSTITUTE • 2024
200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
2006
