I'm Aseya Lukina, a psychologist trained in EMDR offering trauma-focused telehealth therapy to residents across Texas. Evidence-based, compassionate, and available from anywhere in the state.
Texas has one of the largest veteran populations and highest rates of unmet mental health need in the US — demand for EMDR is enormous.
Whether you're in a major city or a rural county, access to quality trauma therapy should never be limited by geography. I offer evidence-based EMDR therapy via secure telehealth to all residents of Texas.
Our sessions are HIPAA-compliant, deeply compassionate, and proven effective for anxiety, trauma, depression, and more. You don't need to travel. All you need is a private space and an internet connection.
Texas is so large that "finding a therapist near me" means something completely different depending on where you live. In Austin, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio there are trauma therapists — though the good ones tend to be booked out for months. Outside those metros, in West Texas, the Panhandle, the Valley, or the hundreds of smaller towns in between, a trauma specialist trained in EMDR may simply not exist within a reasonable drive. Telehealth doesn't just make therapy more convenient in Texas — for much of the state, it's the only realistic way to access specialized trauma care at all.
Texas also has one of the highest rates of people without health insurance in the country. For many Texans, the question isn't "does my insurance cover EMDR" — it's "what does therapy cost when I'm paying myself." My practice is built for exactly this: transparent private-pay care with no insurance company involved, no surprise billing, and no diagnosis on an insurance record.
Texas is home to the largest veteran population in the United States, and service-related trauma touches an enormous number of Texas families — not only the veterans themselves, but spouses and adult children who grew up around it. The Gulf Coast carries its own layer: hurricanes like Harvey left many Houstonians and coastal residents with flood-related trauma that resurfaces every storm season.
And there's the Texas work culture itself — oil and gas, tech, medicine, ranching, small business — where the unspoken rule is that you handle your own problems and keep going. That self-reliance is a strength, but it's also why so many Texans arrive at therapy years after the original wound, once pushing through has stopped working. EMDR fits this mindset well: it's structured, evidence-based, and focused on resolving the root rather than talking in circles.
I specialize in a wide range of trauma and mental health conditions — all treatable via telehealth from anywhere in Texas.
Anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, and social anxiety rooted in past experiences.
Long-term trauma from childhood abuse, neglect, or repeated traumatic experiences.
Depressive patterns linked to unresolved negative beliefs and adverse life experiences.
Processing the death of a loved one, relationship loss, or major life transitions.
Healing adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that continue to impact adult functioning.
Attachment wounds, toxic relationship patterns, and interpersonal trauma.
Specific phobias and fear-based patterns with trauma at their root.
Work-related trauma, burnout, and chronic stress responses from high-achieving lifestyles.
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