daisy looper, M.A., LPC Associate

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Direct Line: 469-298-8254

Email: Daisy@mywillowcounseling.com

Daisy's fee is $105 per session for 50-55 mins  

Daisy Looper is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate*

Supervised by Patricia Boylen, LPC Supervisor

Born and raised in Plano, Texas, Daisy Looper received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminology from the University of Oklahoma. She then moved to Chicago, where she earned her Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology from The Chicago School.

Daisy is passionate about working with adolescents and young adults, particularly those navigating trauma, adversity, and life transitions. She has worked with youth in an inpatient setting recovering from severe sexual abuse, many of whom were involved in the legal system or foster care. She has also supported adults living with severe mental illness as a case manager, helping individuals navigate medical challenges, grief, social systems, and major life transitions. Most recently, Daisy has worked with children and adolescents experiencing complex trauma, abuse, attachment disruptions, parental loss, family legal involvement, and challenges with emotional regulation, impulse control, and anger.

Daisy believes clients are the experts on their own lives and views therapy as a collaborative process where individuals feel empowered to share their stories and work toward meaningful change. She approaches counseling from a humanistic, trauma-informed, and multicultural perspective, emphasizing the therapeutic relationship as an important foundation for healing. Her work incorporates principles of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), including mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness, while tailoring treatment to each client’s unique needs.

With a special interest in the intersection of psychology and the legal system, Daisy has specialized training in forensic psychology and an understanding of the ways legal involvement, victimization, family systems, and mental health can intersect. This background allows her to bring additional perspective to her work with clients who have experienced trauma, adversity, or involvement with complex systems.

Daisy recognizes that healing is not linear and considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they discover their strengths and move toward the lives they envision. A quote that continues to guide her work is, “Oh, what a gift it is to believe in someone so much that they finally start believing in themselves.”

Fun fact:

Outside of counseling, Daisy enjoys learning about health, wellness, and nutrition. She loves staying active, trying new restaurants, and proudly considers herself a foodie.

Areas of Focus:

- Adolescent therapy

-Play Therapy 

-Anxiety  and Depression

-Inner  Child Work

-Trauma  Therapy

-Self-Esteem  and Self-Worth

-Life  Transitions 

-Emotional  Regulation

*A Licensed Professional Counselor Associate is a person who has completed their Master's Degree and is licensed in the State of Texas to provide assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. The "associate" status designates that the license holder is within the first 3,000 hours of their clinical work experience and meets weekly with a Licensed Supervisor for clinical guidance and direction.