7404 Mulberry Ct · Fort Worth, TX 76137 +1 (682) 793-7614
Regal Oak Counseling Leave a number

A quieter room still waits on Mulberry Court

Regal Oak Counseling is Carrie Allen’s private mental-health practice in Fort Worth. You leave a number. She rings you back. The hour itself stays unhurried.

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Two chairs in the counseling room on Mulberry Court Fort Worth · counseling
Carrie Allen in the Fort Worth counseling office
The practice

Carrie still sits with the hour before she names it

REGAL OAK COUNSELING, LLC is a small Fort Worth office, not a hallway of clipboards. Carrie Allen holds individual and family work from 7404 Mulberry Ct.

The first call is only a phone. You do not have to write your life into a portal before she hears you.

  • Private hours, in the room or on video
  • A callback from the same number you already have
  • No walk-in mill, no waiting-room television
How an hour starts

Door, chair, then the hour

Four marks between the number you type and the work that actually happens.

1

Leave digits

Type a phone on the callback slip. You will see a thank-you on that same page.

2

Carrie rings

She calls from Mulberry Court to set the first hour, not to run a script.

3

Sit or screen

In the Fort Worth room or a telehealth consult — whichever the week can hold.

4

Keep the map

Follow-up visits stay with the same chair and the same person.

Care

What this Fort Worth practice actually holds

Mental-health counseling for adults and families who want a room that does not hurry the sentence.

Primary hour

Individual counseling

A first evaluation and the weeks after it — anxiety, mood, and the load that does not fit in a lunch break.

Anxiety and mood

Work on the loop that wakes up before the alarm, without a twelve-week package pitch.

Family and couples

Two chairs when the house has run out of language. The hour is still one hour.

Telehealth consult

A video session when Fort Worth traffic or a sick day keeps you off Mulberry Court.

The clock

Three lengths this office will actually keep

No package. You pick an hour; Carrie confirms it on the callback.

45 min

Initial evaluation

First sit in the Fort Worth room or on a screen. The map starts here.

30 min

Follow-up visit

The same chair, the same week’s work. No restart tax.

20 min

Telehealth consult

Shorter, remote, for the day the drive cannot happen.

The room

Light on the Mulberry Court chairs

Oak, sage linen, and a window. No magazine rack. No television.

Counseling chairs and a closed notebook
The hour is two chairs and a table. That is the whole set.
Small waiting nook with a plant
A nook before you sit — not a lobby with a ticker.
How we hold it

We do not rush the oak to leaf

Three habits Carrie keeps in the room — not a method sold as a brand.

Hold the hour

The clock is honest. We do not pad it with worksheets that belong at home.

Name what is loud

Anxiety, grief, a house that will not quiet. We start where the week actually is.

Leave a next week

Follow-up is a date, not a membership. You keep the map; you are not enrolled.

How a week moved

Two sits that stayed in the chair

No client names. The pattern is the work: a number, a call, an hour that did not hurry.

Northside adult

A Tuesday number, a Thursday chair

Leave-a-phone on the slip. Carrie rang before dinner. The first evaluation mapped the loop that woke up at 4 a.m. Follow-up stayed with the same chair.

Household of two

Language back on the table

A couple used the Fort Worth room for one honest hour. No worksheet packet. A date for the next sit, not a membership.

Leave ten digits. Carrie rings you back.

Type a phone on the next page. You will see a thank-you there, then the office calls from Fort Worth.

Or open the full slip