Lannie Cox, LPC

Lannie Cox works with people who believe life can improve but feel stuck, offering a supportive and practical approach that emphasizes encouragement over gimmicks. He listens for what is not working and helps identify strategies that fit each person's situation, drawing on a range of therapeutic methods to tailor sessions to individual needs.

He is trained in solution-focused brief therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), family systems approaches, the Gottman Method, and Adlerian techniques, among other modalities, and adapts these skills to find what works best for each client. Before entering counseling, he spent 15 years in the corporate world specializing in communications and public relations, an experience that informs his practical, results-oriented style.

Cox holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from West Texas A&M University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). He emphasizes listening, encouragement, and collaboration, operating from the belief that many of the solutions clients seek come from within themselves and that therapy can help uncover and apply those internal resources.

As a husband and father, he brings personal insight into the challenges faced by individuals, couples, and families. His Seeing Eye dog, Abbott, is often a warm presence in sessions and is usually good for a laugh when he occasionally snores. Cox offers a calm, experienced presence focused on helping people find workable solutions and clearer direction.