Zoe Gilbert
Graduate Intern
Zoe is originally from East Texas but spent most of her life in the DFW area. She is a graduate intern estimated to achieve her M.A. in Clinical and Mental Health Counseling in December 2026 from The University of Texas at Tyler. Zoe holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Arizona State University and has experience working with college students, LGBTQIA+ individuals, children, and other historically marginalized folks.
Clients Seen:
Children 3 and up
Adolescents
Adults
Couple’s
Families
NRTC has a competitive internship program and provides extensive supervision and cutting-edge training to their graduate counselors. These interns are receiving training from a University and supervision from other highly-experienced counselors.
Counselor Approach:
“My approach to counseling begins with honoring your humanity and creating a space where your nervous system can feel safe, grounded, and seen. I believe every person carries a story that shapes how they move through the world, and together we explore that story with compassion, curiosity, and autonomy. With adults, I draw from Internal Family Systems, Relational‑Cultural Theory, emotion‑focused and somatic practices, and I welcome spirituality, art, and nature when meaningful to you. With children, I utilize child‑centered play therapy and family‑informed approaches that support their natural ways of expressing and regulating themselves. Across all ages, I see therapy as a collaborative process where your lived experience and my clinical training come together to support healing, healthier relationships, and a more compassionate connection with yourself.”
Fee:
$30 private pay
Availability:
Inquire for hours of availability.

