Counseling | Harmony

The Harmony Counseling Center provides a broad range of professional and quality services.

Our mission is to create a supportive and caring community where mental health truly matters, healing is prioritized, and individuals can access free individual counseling so no one has to navigate their journey alone.

Your Mental Health Matters

Faith Restored: Navigating Through Grief

Virtual Adult Support Group

Faith Restored is a virtual support group designed to provide a safe, supportive space for adults navigating grief. Through guided conversation and community connection, participants will find encouragement, strength, and renewed purpose.

Program Details

When: Thursdays at 7:00 PM
Dates: January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12
Format: Virtual
Audience: Adults (18+)

We Got You.

Harmony CDC Counseling Center invites you to prioritize your mental health with small, meaningful steps you can take every day.

We’re committed to making mental health support accessible, stigma-free, and centered on community healing. We're committed to providing free resources, counseling opportunities, and outreach events to help you check in—with yourself and with others.

Because when we ask, “You Good?” — we mean it.

Check out our latest blog "Your Mental Health Matters" on ways to navigate your mental health daily.

Grief

Deep sorrow, especially caused by someone's death.

Anxiety

Fear, dread and uneasiness.

Depression

Mood disorders that cause persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.

Trauma

An emotional response to a terrible event like an accident or natural disaster.

Play Therapy

A range of methods capitalising on children's natural urge to explore and using it to meet developmental or mental health needs.

Individual Counseling

One-on-one therapy with a clinical counselor to address personal issues, emotional difficulties, or mental health concerns is available for adults, children, and youth.

Marriage Counseling

Marriage counseling, often termed marital counseling, is a form of therapy that helps couples recognize and resolve conflicts to improve their relationship.

Family Counseling

Family therapy is a form of talk therapy that focuses on the improvement of relationships among family members. It can also help treat specific mental health or behavioral conditions, such as substance use disorder or oppositional defiant disorder. Family therapy can involve any combination of family members.

Youth Therapy (age 12-17)

Youth therapy is a tool for helping teens with mental health concerns such as depression and anxiety, or those who are displaying troubling behavior.

Support Groups

Gatherings of individuals with shared experiences or goals, offering a safe space to discuss feelings, receive encouragement, and develop coping strategies with a clinical counselor.

Mental Health Workshops

Interactive sessions that educate participants on mental health topics promote well-being and provide practical tools to manage stress. To sign up for an upcoming workshop, visit our events calendar at www.harmonycdc.org/events

A safe place where we can address your concerns because we understand the importance of connection.

You are not alone! By understanding the underlying causes, we can guide you to improve your overall well-being.

Licensed Counselors You Can Trust.

Whether you're looking for resources, seeking support, or simply want to learn more about mental well-being you're in the right place!

Dr. Nelina R. Moffett
Director of Counseling

Dr. Nelina R. Moffett is an independently licensed professional counselor-supervisor (LPC-S) practicing in the state of Texas. She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Texas at Arlington, completed her Master of Arts in Counseling at Dallas Baptist University, and obtained her Doctorate in Community Care and Counseling from Liberty University, where she also serves as an Adjunct Professor in the School of Behavioral Sciences.

Dr. Moffett’s clinical background includes work with military service members and their families, foster care treatment services, specialty drug court populations, inpatient mental health treatment, and intensive case management. She also provides faith-integrated counseling, intentionally blending evidence-based clinical interventions with spiritual and religious beliefs to support whole-person care.

Her clinical philosophy rejects one-size-fits-all approaches to counseling. Dr. Moffett believes each individual’s lived experience deserves thoughtful, tailored treatment. She views human behavior as purposeful and goal-directed and emphasizes the capacity for individuals to change emotions, behaviors, and life direction through informed choices, self-exploration, and intentional goal setting. Her clinical work incorporates techniques such as reflective homework, visualization, experiential exercises, and collaborative treatment planning.

In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Moffett has presented for local and national organizations, including the American Counseling Association, the Texas Counseling Association, and the Association for Play Therapy. Her presentations emphasize cultural humility rather than cultural competence, centering ongoing self-reflection, power awareness, and relational accountability in clinical practice. Her research interests focus on controlling images and stereotypes impacting Black women and the implications for identity development, emotional health, and relational functioning.

David Paul Jones, MA, LPC
Clinical Counselor

David is a licensed professional counselor with Harmony CDC. He completed his undergraduate degree, in Christian Ministries and Biblical Literature, at Indiana Wesleyan University. He went on to earn a Master of Divinity at Anderson University School of Theology, a Master of Arts in School Counseling and Professional Counseling at Amberton University.

David enjoys working with people from all walks of life, with diverse backgrounds, and a range of presenting issues. He is certified in Transformational Schema Therapy, which allows a person to explore deep emotional pains and the freedom from negative programming that has been running their lives.

David integrates psychology and theology in his sessions for clients . He prioritizes the client by collaborating with them, recognizing they have resources within themselves. He especially enjoys working with individuals who are seeking guidance and comfort facing issues such as anxiety, depression, anger/stress management, and spiritual guidance.

Contact Us

Office Phone
214-467-6770

Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 10AM - 5PM

Sessions Are Available
Monday - Thursday: 10AM - 8PM

Physical Location:
6969 Pastor Bailey Drive Suite 250
Dallas, Texas 75237

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 763354 Dallas, TX 75376-3354

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