Haley Webster
Haley Webster
Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate working under the supervision of Jill Gilbert
Haley is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate who works primarily with couples, high school and college-aged girls, young women, and adults who feel anxious, stuck, or overwhelmed. She believes therapy is a place for both understanding and honest reflection, and she brings a warm, authentic, and thoughtfully direct approach to her work. Haley is deeply committed to creating meaningful connection with her clients and helping them better understand themselves, their relationships, and the patterns that may be keeping them stuck.
Haley’s approach is grounded in a systems perspective and incorporates Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), along with solution-focused and reality-based techniques. She works collaboratively with clients to understand what is happening beneath the surface while also identifying practical ways to create meaningful change. Whether working with a couple trying to reconnect, a high school or college-aged girl navigating identity, relationships, and life transitions, or an adult struggling with anxiety or feeling stuck, Haley meets clients with curiosity, compassion, and honesty. She believes that genuine connection comes through deep understanding, trust, and the willingness to have honest conversations.
Haley also enjoys working with parents and families as they navigate the many transitions that come with raising children and changing family dynamics. She supports parents who are navigating divorce, co-parenting, blended families, changing relationships with their children, and the emotional and behavioral challenges that can arise along the way. She believes that supporting the family system can be just as important as addressing an individual child’s struggles and works to help parents find practical, grounded ways to respond to anxiety, conflict, grief, and difficult behavior while maintaining connection with their children.
Haley has a special interest in supporting individuals and families impacted by cancer. As both a cancer survivor and former caregiver, she brings personal understanding to the complicated emotional and relational experience of illness. She offers support to those navigating diagnosis, treatment, caregiving, survivorship, grief, and the many changes that can accompany cancer. Her goal is to provide a space where clients can process the experience while finding ways to move forward with greater clarity, connection, and hope.
Haley spent several years as an elementary school teacher before launching a photography business and turning a lifelong hobby into a successful career. Both experiences deepened her appreciation for people’s stories, relationships, and the moments that shape us. Haley holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a Bachelor’s degree in Disciplinary Studies from Texas A&M University. She is completing her postgraduate licensure under the supervision of Jill Gilbert, LPC-S (License #18910).
Outside of her work, Haley is a mom to two boys and a big fan of dogs, baking, baseball, reading, and traveling. She recently picked up surfing, mostly as an excuse to spend more time near the ocean (and in a hammock).
Contact Haley at (713) 581-9100 ext. 701 or haley@memorialfamilyconnections.com.
