Back Porch Therapy, PLLC

Back Porch Therapy, PLLC Why the name- "Back Porch Therapy"? It's the relaxed, open environment you'd experience on your friend's back porch with a glass of iced tea or lemonade.

The name implies the porch being a "no judgment zone." Where you can exist and be your genuine self.

07/07/2025
https://youtu.be/1835C0xwS68?si=hemlwtqLMbykMmNqThis got too real lol 😂
03/19/2024

https://youtu.be/1835C0xwS68?si=hemlwtqLMbykMmNq

This got too real lol 😂

A group of people (Josh Brolin, Ariana Grande, Bowen Yang, Mikey Day, Sarah Sherman, Molly Kearney) attend a support group for people pleasing.Saturday Night...

03/17/2024
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02/05/2024

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Thousands of therapists and psychiatrists already use Headway for their practice. If you’re interested in joining, fill out the contact form and one of their Practice Consultants will reach out within 24 hours.

10/10/2022

What sets EMDR apart from other therapies?
EMDR therapy has been found to often be more rapid, efficient and comprehensive in treating symptoms caused by trauma than behavior therapies, active listening or standard cognitive treatments.

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New Braunfels, TX
78130

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19035151474

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Why the name- “Back Porch Therapy”?

It’s the kind of relaxed, open environment you’d experience if you were talking out your problems with a close friend. God gave my husband the idea for this name after I counseled a friend in crisis on our back porch on evening. After an hour or two of visiting on our back porch, he was able to move forward with new hope and a plan.

Having the courage to acquire mental health care carries a social stigma. People often share with me that “maybe if I wasn’t so weak, I could get through this problem by myself”. Some of my friends might remember me when I was much younger and, frankly, terrified of receiving medication for depression, or receiving counseling services. I was... you.

Over time, I learned that therapy wasn’t a scary word, but a foundation of recovery for my mental health. With my faith in God, the support of my beautiful family and friends, and the recent opening of my own Therapy practice, I hope to help remove the stigma attached to “asking for help”.

Jocelyn Sipes, LCSW