- 2321 Mustang Drive Suite 100 Grapevine, TX 76051
Our Staff
Sharon Fulcher-Estes, LPC-Supervisor
Sharon Fulcher-Estes is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, Child-Centered Play Therapist, Advanced Certified Trauma Practitioner, and EMDR (Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Trained Clinician and Sexual Addiction Recovery Coach.
She obtained a B.S. in Psychology with a focus on Human Services and Counseling from Liberty University and participated in a dual master’s degree program at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, thus earning an M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling and an M.A. in Religious Education.
For the past twenty-five years, Sharon has served in churches, therapeutic settings such as residential care, and community-based non-profits, advocating for and providing therapy to children, adolescents, and adults in both individual and family sessions.
Sharon is the founder and CEO of The Vine Counseling & Wellness, which is a holistic practice aimed at not only catering to the psychological and emotional needs of an individual or family but also the physical and spiritual needs of the wider community.
Sharon boasts of an executive managerial background, having successfully piloted nonprofits through organizational transition, program development, community involvement, fundraising, and strategic planning. Her passion for the community drives Sharon’s collaborative approach toward client care.
In Texas, she has been a close partner with government authorities and social service organizations addressing human trafficking and sex trafficking programs.
Among the various aspects of her clinical practice are trauma and loss, anxiety, depression, cognitive behavioral change, stress, work-related challenges, premarital issues, marriage, parenting, anger, behavioral problems, sexual betrayal, abuse, and men’s and women’s issues. Sharon is in the process of obtaining her Integrative and Functional Healing, along with Somatic Processing and Breathwork, certification.
Besides being an Advanced Trauma and Loss Practitioner, she is a Child-Centered Play Therapist and also has training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Sharon is a Prepare/Enrich Facilitator with a focus on Marriage and Family Enrichment and Pre-Marital Counseling. She is also ready to conduct workshops or be the speaker at women’s workshops, events, or conferences.
Sharon, together with her husband, Albert, lives in Arlington, and they are blessed with the parenting of their teenage son, the sharing of time with their adult daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren, and the caring for Sharon’s beloved mother.
She takes time out with her husband and family while guiding her children through adulthood, careers, and family. Sharon prefers to spend a relaxing day indulging in a good book! She has a passion for all things creative, especially the arts, music, and self-expression.
Sharon works with BCBS, UnitedHealthCare, Cigna, Tri-Care, Magellan, UMR, Aetna, Beacon, MHN, Firstcare, Multiplan, HealthSmart, and Scott & White Health. A sliding fee scale is available for self-pay patients.
Sharon serves clients via both in-person and telehealth sessions and has very limited time slots for the same. For new patient information, kindly send an email to info@vinewell.com.
Meghan Curley, LPC-Associate under the supervision of Sharon Fulcher-Estes, LPC-S.
Meghan Curley, during her time as a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, works under the supervision of Sharon Fulcher-Estes, who is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor. Meghan earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from Abilene Christian University, followed by her Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology.
Meghan is a caring, empathetic, and client-centered Licensed Professional Counselor Associate who enjoys working with children (age 8 and above), teenagers, and young adults the most. Also, she accompanies people of all ages through their difficulties in life and trials. Her clinical practice relies on scientifically supported methods that include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness practices, relaxation training, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing.
Meghan concentrates her practice on the treatment of those suffering from depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, stress, body image problems, low self-esteem, bereavement, ADHD, bipolar disorder, BPD, drug use, and relationship problems. She is wholeheartedly committed to trauma-informed care and is a C-SSRS-certified practitioner in doing risk assessment.
Meghan is acquainted with offering one-on-one therapy and crisis management for a variety of people in both the university and community settings. She assesses the patient during intake, makes individualized treatment plans, and provides care that is culturally responsive and based on the client’s background and identity.
Moreover, Meghan did her clinical internship in a homeless shelter where she treated people with extreme housing problems, trauma, and systemic barriers. This experience made her strongly committed to advocacy and to providing holistic, strength-based care. These are the very qualities that still influence her work as a therapist today.
In addition, Meghan is a certified Prepare & Enrich Marriage Facilitator.
She is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and collaborative therapeutic environment where clients will be able to heal and grow through the empowerment provided to them.
Meghan is on some insurance panels. Our office is there to give you more information at info@vinewell.com. For those without insurance or underinsured, the therapist offers a self-pay rate. She is now open to taking new patients both through telehealth and in her office.
Emily Dunn, LCSW
Emily Dunn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Baylor University and her Master of Science in Social Administration at Case Western Reserve University.
For three years, Emily was working in an inpatient facility in Cleveland, Ohio, where she was providing therapy and counseling for children and teenagers aged 11 to 18, both as a group and individually. After that, she returned to Texas and worked with families with children up to 3 years old in creating and enhancing secure parent-child bonding. Besides, she was also a psychotherapist in a Dallas children’s hospital, where she evaluated and treated kids aged 10 to 18 who were having suicidal thoughts and other mental health problems.
The clinical training of Emily included the treatment of patients who suffered from anxiety, depression, PTSD, suicidal thoughts, anger, and other mood disorders. She also dealt with trauma and communication issues that affected the family. She conducts therapy for all ages, and her main areas of expertise are child and adolescent mental health, parent coaching, and life transitions. The Sheldon and Rush coaching model (joint planning, observation, action/practice, reflection, and feedback) is the basic principle of Emily’s interactions with her clients. In this way, the therapy sessions are client-led. Emily has received training in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), AS+K (Ask About Suicide to Save a Life), CALM (Counseling on Access to Lethal Means), SafeCare, and elements of DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy).
Emily sees it as an honor and a privilege to serve in the therapy profession. While forming a therapeutic alliance is an act of vulnerability and confidence that Emily considers at all times, the latter two are just the qualities she really does not want to mix. Anyone, regardless of their age, background, gender identity, or sexual orientation, is welcome. Emily makes every effort to establish a secure atmosphere for her clients and to allow them to feel whatever they need to feel and to be who they are.
Emily shares her home in the Mid-Cities with her husband, son, and two dogs. She likes to travel, walk, take care of her houseplants, read, and be with her family.
Emily is in-network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United Healthcare, UMR, Magellan, Tricare/Triwest, Beacon/Carelon, Multiplan, ComPsych, and Baylor, Scott & White/Firstcare. She also provides a self-pay rate for those who do not have insurance or who have limited insurance coverage.
Emily is currently open to taking in a few more clients.
Misty Jasso, LMFT
Misty Jasso is a licensed therapist serving couples and families. After a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Woman’s University, she received a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from King’s University.
Misty is the therapist who assists the clients not only to rebuild their relationships but also to strengthen and practice the essential skills for everyone in relationships with self, thus coexisting with the rest in an authentic manner. The human experience gets its myriad aspects through the Self.
It often happens that marriages get into a conflict, playing the role of being reactive, detached, anxious, and preoccupied. And thus, closure to the issue, or a feeling of relief, does not last. These stances are part of a rule book we make and follow unconsciously. Misty, along with couples therapy and coaching, leads couples with different backgrounds and levels of complexity to discover new possibilities in their relationship.
On top of that, she is an expert in marriage and family therapy and child development. Misty, as a leading therapist, ran the family therapy program for a teen girl’s residential treatment center and a partial hospitalization program of an adoption agency. Throughout her career, Misty has worked closely with law enforcement units to provide crisis intervention and stabilize girls who have been rescued from human trafficking through a process of transitioning from a dysregulated state. All of these training seasons have progressively led Misty to create the Art of Relational Rhythm for couples, families, and one’s relationship with self.
Misty has had a tight focus on attachment, trauma, and resiliency throughout the years, which has been her main theme for the last few decades. Her clinical experience encompasses individuals, couples, and families by applying addiction and trauma resiliency and recovery skills. Besides being a family educator and coach for addiction and mental health, she also provides premarital education and marriage enrichment courses and educates clients on the issues of reactive attachment styles, somatic experiencing, and therapeutic art skills.
Misty is a PAM facilitator and SYMBIS personality, a somatic practitioner, and a marriage assessment provider. She also holds a certificate in art therapy practice and is enrolled in trauma stress studies certification.
Misty and her husband of 20 years, together with their adult son and two kids, travel around to see more of Texas. Misty has the strengths of strategy, responsibility, communication, relator, and woo. She brings these strengths not only to her practice but also to her daily life.
Misty’s fee structure accepts insurance, self-pay, or a sliding-fee scale based on income verification and family size. Misty is in-network with the following insurance providers: Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United Healthcare, UMR, Magellan, Tricare/Triwest, Beacon/Carelon, Multiplan, and ComPsych. Credentialing is pending for Baylor, Scott & White/FirstCare. Please contact us directly for insurance verification.
Misty is currently not accepting any new patients.
Rachelle Jense, LPC Associate & Mental Health Coach
Rachelle’s bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management was awarded by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and she completed the counseling program in clinical mental health at Regent University. She is certified as a mental health coach and an associate licensed professional counselor.
Rachelle is mainly concerned with anxiety and depression sufferers, as well as people in the process of transitioning in life. In addition, she is eager to come alongside clients in cases of competitive sports, bereavement, loss, trauma work, and the effort to build stronger relational bonds. She wants to work with individuals (10+ years), couples, and families. Rachelle has undergone EMDR training.
Rachelle desires to accompany the clients’ learning process with her compassionate presence while achieving the goals of making their lives—and for them to be—full of peace, joy, and fulfillment.
Rachelle’s community work includes organizing local youth group activities and outings, teaching as a substitute, and basketball coaching in the local recreational program.
Rachelle lives in Southlake, TX, with her husband and four children. She loves acquiring knowledge by listening to audiobooks and podcasts as well as reading.
Rachelle accepts Aetna, Cigna, Tri-Care, and self-pay clients and offers a sliding fee as needed based on income and family size. Rachelle meets clients in person and through telehealth.
Rachelle is supervised by Sharon Fulcher-Estes, LPC-S, and holds the position of a licensed professional counselor associate and mental health coach.
Savilla Lacy, LPC
Savilla Lacy is a Licensed Professional Counselor who acquired her Master’s of Marriage and Family Therapy from The King’s University in Southlake, Texas. She has a focus on trauma and is planning to become EMDR certified soon. Savilla has gained her clinical experience through working with trauma, anxiety, depression, dissociation, and aggression with adolescents and teens. In her counseling work with disadvantaged youth and families in both Dallas and Plano, she was instrumental in connecting them to the right local resources and also helping them to heal from their past and overcome the obstacles that hindered their personal development.
Savilla thinks that therapy is a partnership and the clients are on the same level as the counselor. She sees her role as a counselor to first understand the client’s perspective and then the counselor’s. As humans, we appreciate and require a genuine relationship to heal and grow. Thus, helping another be seen and understood is for her the greatest honor. The most profound transformations that take place in a person usually result from the silent times of self-examination.
Savilla and her husband, along with their daughter, reside in the Mid-Cities. She loves work, has a good time playing games with her friends and family, and goes as far as saying that she is a “coffee snob”—that she knows a lot about the quality of coffee.
Savilla is credentialed with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United Healthcare, UMR, Magellan, Tricare/Triwest, Beacon/Carelon, Multiplan, and ComPsych insurance companies. Credentialing for Baylor Scott & White/FirstCare is in process. In addition, the therapist provides a self-pay rate for uninsured and underinsured clients.
Savilla has face-to-face as well as telehealth sessions available and is ready to accept new patients.
