Life Coaching available NATIONWIDE
Our Mission:
Expanding on God's love; Integrating Love in Action via Counseling for the Proverbial Heart & Mind in the Magnolia community and beyond; bringing hope & healing.
Lisa Wooldridge
Principal / Lead Therapist
Lisa Wooldridge founded Magnolia Soul Care Counseling in Magnolia, Texas, in response to a calling she felt from God—to bring hope and healing to her community. As the owner and heart behind the practice, Lisa is deeply passionate about helping others find restoration, connection, and lasting hope. She earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University’s CACREP-accredited program. Prior to that she earned her Bachelor’s degree, also from Liberty University in Interdisciplinary Studies, graduating cum laude. Lisa is currently working on her Doctorate in Biblical Counseling.
Lisa is a devoted life learner and aligns greatly with Carl Jung in incorporating the softness of the heart along with the intricate understanding of Analytical Therapy. Her gifting is in connection and a passion for brain processing (Neurobiology) and a deep knowledge of the soul's journey.
Lisa brings both professional training and a compassionate heart into her work. She is trained and specializes in CCTP (Trauma Focused), the Gottman Method for marriage counseling and uses EMDR to help clients process and heal from PTSD trauma. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, from pre-teen through adult Lisa’s goal is to create a safe, welcoming space where people feel seen, supported, and encouraged as they move toward growth and wholeness.
Jessica Wright
Licensed Professional Counseling Associate
License # 97452
Supervised by Janelle Robinette-Long, LPC-S
License # 68204
Jessica Wright is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with over a decade of experience in the helping profession. At Magnolia Soul Care Counseling, she partners with adolescents, adults, and couples seeking healing from low self-esteem, self-efficacy challenges, and the lingering impact of past or present stressors.
Jessica’s counseling approach is trauma focused, person-centered, and strength-based, empowering clients to rediscover resilience, confidence, and a sense of identity. She integrates evidence-based interventions—including play therapy, coping skills training, and confidence-building techniques—to promote long-term emotional growth and healing.
She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of St. Thomas (3.9 GPA) and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Services from Post University. Jessica adheres to the ACA Code of Ethics and maintains HIPAA compliance, upholding the highest standards of professionalism and client care.
Throughout her career, Jessica has supported individuals facing trauma, addiction, mood disorders, and developmental challenges across diverse settings, including Safe Place Counseling. Her heart for service extends beyond the therapy room—she has volunteered with organizations such as Volunteers of America, NAMI, PEACE, and Santa Maria Hostel, reflecting her commitment to holistic community wellness.
Jessica believes that healing is a journey available to everyone. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside her clients as they uncover hope, strength, and self-worth through the process of soul care and restoration.
Kindra Harper
Counseling Intern at Sam Houston State University
Supervised by Vikki Sears
License # 17914
Kindra Harper is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern with a heart for walking alongside individuals, teens, and families as they navigate life’s challenges. Currently completing her graduate training at Sam Houston State University, Kindra brings a calm, grounded presence and a deep sense of purpose to her work.
Her approach is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with certification in Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT). She helps clients explore their emotions, develop healthy coping skills, and build emotional resilience. Kindra has experience supporting those struggling with anxiety, trauma, identity, and relational challenges across all stages of life.
Guided by her Christian faith, Kindra is honored to offer faith-informed care to clients seeking spiritual integration in their healing journey. She believes true healing encompasses not only emotional wellness but also spiritual growth, clarity, and deep connection.
As a trauma survivor she leads with a calm and grounded presence, Kindra creates a safe space where clients can explore their emotions, build resilience, and rediscover hope. She is especially passionate about helping young people develop healthy coping skills and a strong sense of self-worth and walking with others towards healing.
Kindra is currently practicing under supervision as part of her graduate program. She is offering counseling services at a reduced rate as part of her commitment to making quality care accessible.
Michael Pickett
COMING SUMMER 2026
Counseling Intern at LibertyUniversity
Supervised by Lisa Wooldridge
License # 91962
Michael Pickett is a Marriage and Family Therapy Graduate Student Intern from Liberty University. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Bible Christian Counseling Summa Cum Laude and is currently completing his Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Michael brings a warm, approachable, and genuinely caring presence into the counseling room. He believes God uses every part of our story—both the joys and the challenges—to bring healing and growth, and that there is always hope for marriages in particular.
After more than twenty years of serving his community and walking alongside individuals and families through many seasons of life, Michael sensed God’s clear calling into counseling. These experiences cultivated a deep compassion for people and a lasting passion for strengthening marriages and families.
He is guided by the belief that people are not the problem—problems are the problem—Michael helps clients identify their existing strengths and discover meaningful solutions. He looks forward to walking alongside you toward greater connection, healing, and hope.
Michael will be practicing under supervision as part of his graduate training. He will be honored to offer counseling services to couples and families at a reduced rate, helping make thoughtful, compassionate care more accessible to those seeking support.