Meet the Staff

Dr. Sarah Feuerbacher earned a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, Master of Social Work, and Doctorate of Philosophy in Educational Psychology from Baylor University.
Dr. Feuerbacher is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Supervisor, Practical Parent Education Certified Parent Educator, State of Texas Parent Facilitator, State of Texas Parent Mediator, State of Texas Social Study Evaluator (under the supervision of Dr. Ron Stone), member of a variety of professional associations, and owner of Serenity Counseling & Wellness, PLLC.

Dr. Feuerbacher is currently employed by Southern Methodist University as Clinic Director of the Family Counseling Center. Dr. Feuerbacher has served on graduate and undergraduate faculties for several universities and has taught in positions of academia including collegiate, secondary, and elementary education. Dr. Feuerbacher sits on various boards for community organizations; has led many program developments and evaluations; been awarded multiple grant designations; written for numerous publications; completed extensive quantitative and qualitative research; and, specializes in public speaking, providing numerous presentations for international, national, state, and local conferences. Dr. Feuerbacher’s clinical focus is on holistic approaches to working with diverse individuals in their intrapersonal and environmental systems, as well as multifaceted themes of family abuse and healthy relationships.

Sabine Rakos received her Master of Social Work from the University of Texas Arlington in 1986. She served as director of psychiatry and chemical dependency leading a multi disciplinary team of psychiatric professionals for both Charter and HCA hospitals. In 1994 she opened a group private practice. She has specializations in marriage and family, psychiatry, chemical dependency and employee assistance programs serving children, adolescents and adults. Sabine has provided consulting service to psychiatric hospitals, physical rehabilitation companies and has presented on employee mental health and family care to numerous companies. She taught chemical dependency classes at Midwestern University in Wichita Falls as an instructor. She continues to provide solution focused cognitive behavioral therapy in private practice located in Flower Mound Texas.  Sabine is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.

Dr. Misty Solt is a Licensed Professional Counselor- Supervisor in the state of Texas. Dr. Solt is also a National Certified Counselor and a Registered Play Therapy Supervisor. Dr. Solt received her Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Illinois University in 1998 and completed her Doctorate in Counseling with a specialty in Play Therapy at the University of North Texas in 2003. For over a decade, Dr. Solt has worked as a counselor in the following areas: school crisis counseling, in-home counseling, agency counseling, and private practice. Dr. Solt was the Assistant Director of the Center for Play Therapy and has been a Supervisor for the Intensive Play Therapy Supervision component of the Summer Institute for eight years. She has served as an Adjunct Professor in the Counseling Department at both Southern Methodist University and the University of North Texas, teaching in the areas of Practicum, Assessment and Child Counseling. In May of 2003, Dr. Solt opened the Child and Family Counseling Center in Frisco, Texas, which provides counseling services to children, adolescents, and families, as well as supervision to LPC-interns. Dr. Solt has served on the Frisco Independent School District Hope Rising Team, which is a trauma response team to assist children and teens that have experienced a trauma or loss. Dr. Solt is also on the Board of Directors for Camp C.O.P.E., which is an intensive counseling experience offered to children of a deployed or injured parent serving in the War in Iraq. Dr. Solt is currently on staff at Southern Methodist University in Plano, Texas, where she serves as a Lecturer. Dr. Solt has authored various articles in the area of play therapy and is the author of “My Special Playtime”. Dr. Solt owns a book publishing company that focuses on producing books that creatively help engender a sense of predictability in a child’s life. Dr. Solt is married, is a mother of three children, and resides in Frisco, Texas.

Dr. McAlister received her Master's of Education in Supervision at Lamar University and her Ph.D. in Family Studies at Texas Woman's University in 2006. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Registered Educational Diagnostician. She served, by Gubernatorial appointment, to the Texas State Board of Examiners of LPC's from 1999 to 2003. Since 2004, Gay has supervised more than 44 school counselors in Dallas ISD. As an Adjunct Instructor, she taught at Lamar University in Beaumont and the University of Texas, Tyler. She is a member of numerous associations in the field with presentations at Texas Education Association meetings and state conferences. National conference presentations include the American Counseling Association in Detroit in 2007 and many others. Her research interests include family behavior patterns, female relational aggression, Adlerian perspectives in the classroom as well as counselor ethics and induction of new counselors.

Dr. Keeling received her doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Tech in2005. Prior to becoming a therapist, Dr. Keeling taught for several years in secondary schools and served as a missionary for 10 years in Indonesia. She has bachelor's degrees in advertising art from Texas A & M Commerce and in secondary education/journalism from Southwest Texas State University. Dr. Keeling obtained her master's degree in Social Sciences from Azusa Pacific University in 1994 while residing overseas. Dr. Keeling is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Texas and an American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Approved Supervisor. Dr. Keeling's clinical, teaching, and research interests include innovative treatment in marriage and family therapy, and gender and culture issues in therapy. She has published in scholarly journals including the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Contemporary Family Therapy, Traumatology, and the Journal of Feminist Family Therapy. She serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Family Process, the Journal of Family Psychotherapy, and the Journal of Systemic Therapies.

Dr. Brandy Schumann is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Registered Play Therapy Supervisor, and National Certified Counselor. Dr. Schumann holds a Doctoral and Master’s and degree in Counseling, with a specialty in Play Therapy from the University of North Texas. She has worked as a counselor in a variety of counseling settings including private practice, agencies, crisis and schools. Her specialties include counseling children, adolescents, and families. Dr. Schumann taught as a lecture and adjunct professor for the University of North Texas and Southern Methodist University. She has presented internationally, nationally and published in the child counseling field. Dr. Schumann currently services the field through her private practice located in both McKinney and Dallas where she offers both LPC Intern supervision and services for children, adolescents and families. Most of all she loves spending time with her family.

Tonda Crenshaw has worked in the field of counseling since 1995, most recently with the Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD and with the Brenham ISD. Prior to that, she worked at Austin College in Sherman, TX, and at Blinn College in Brenham, TX.