The Hope Place

03/10/2026

We are excited to welcome Jonette Phegley to The Hope Place! Jonette is available to see clients starting March 24, 2026, and works children, teens, and adults.

To view her availability, you can go to https://www.hopeplacetx.com/jonette-phegley?utm_source=fb_page&utm_medium=The+Hope+Place&utm_campaign=publer



To learn more about us or to schedule an appointment, visit www.hopeplacetx.com

03/08/2026

Learn how The Hope Place goes beyond trauma-informed care, actively integrating knowledge into action to prevent retraumatization and foster safe healing. Explore their key practices: therapeutic physical space, clear boundaries, client power of choice/partnership, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and flexible approaches designed to meet clients where they are. Understand the essential difference between trauma-informed and trauma-responsive care.

Learn how The Hope Place goes beyond trauma-informed care, actively integrating knowledge into action to prevent retraumatization and foster safe healing. Explore their key practices: therapeutic physical space, clear boundaries, client power of choice/partnership, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (AR

03/07/2026

just a beautiful peaceful sunset that I wanted to share at the Hope place

03/07/2026

Just a beautiful peaceful sunset at the Hope Place that I wanted to share.

03/05/2026

Thank you Legacy High School! We got to meet some really cool kids today and they volunteered to help us pull weeds and collect fire wood for the fire pit! Thank you so much! Community and Service are very important to us and we're happy to share those values with others!

03/05/2026

Hello! My name is Rachel Malquist LPC-S and I want to help you with your most challenging cases. I am available for consults relating to DID, Childhood Ritual Abuse, Structural Dissassociation, and complex trauma. I can teach you how to read the assessments and interpret body language in session so that you can help your client map their system. I can answer your questions and help you feel less lonely. We hear things from these clients that are unimaginable. Learn how to protect yourself from Vicarious Trauma as well. Our field needs you! Schedule a consult with me to get your footing.

To learn more about us or to schedule an appointment, visit www.hopeplacetx.com

Trauma Case Consultations With Rachel Malquist LPC-S Welcome. Let's find your clinical footing.I know the weight of the work you’re doing. Navigating cases involving Childhood Ritual Abuse (CRA), DID, and Complex Trauma is both clinically demanding and at times, deeply isolating. When you are witn...

03/02/2026

Join us for Puppy Yoga with adoptable puppies from Second Chance Rescue! Our Yoga instructor is amazing too, Kimberly Stratman!

To learn more about us or to schedule an appointment, visit www.hopeplacetx.com

Back to All Events Puppy Yoga Saturday, April 11, 2026 10:00 AM 12:00 PM The Hope Place 7601 Gibson Cemetery Road Mansfield, TX, 76063 United States (map) Google Calendar ICS Puppy Yoga - April 11th, 2026 $25.00 April 11th, 2026 from 10:00am to 12:00pmJoin us at The Hope Place for a fun filled m...

03/01/2026

We excited to share that The Hope Place has been nominated for DFW Favorites! We are listed under Counseling Services and Women Owned Business Categories.

We do not take it lightly that the clients and community that make up The Hope Place have chosen to trust us. Thank you. We are humbled, and grateful.

If you feel so led to vote, please go to https://www.votedfwfavorites.com/?utm_source=fb_page&utm_medium=The+Hope+Place&utm_campaign=publer

Choose Counseling Services under Health and Wellness Categories.

Voting is permitted once per day until 3/6/26 @5:00



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To learn more about us or to schedule an appointment, visit www.hopeplacetx.com

02/28/2026

When the other monkey slowly reaches out to touch him, look closely at Punch’s eyes. There’s no anger there — only fear. The moment that tiny hand comes near, he pulls his toy closer, holding it like a shield.

It’s not that he hates the other monkey. It’s that he doesn’t know how to trust yet. After being left alone at the very beginning of his life, even a gentle touch can feel unfamiliar… even unsafe.

So he chooses the toy. Not because it can love him back, but because it doesn’t leave. It doesn’t reject him. It doesn’t change. It simply stays.

And honestly, how many of us do the same? After being hurt, we hold onto what feels predictable instead of risking real connection. We become afraid of feelings, afraid of getting close again.

Punch isn’t rejecting others. He’s protecting his heart.
Maybe healing, for him and for us, begins with learning that not every touch means pain.