Break Free From the Patterns That Keep You Feeling Stuck
Texas Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy for People Ready for Real Change.
There are no bad parts, only parts needing healing.
Dr. Richard C. Schwartz
Reconnect With Yourself Without Judgment 🌱
Learn to listen, understand, and rebuild trust with your inner world.
Understand the Patterns That Keep You Stuck 🧩
See why these patterns formed and how they can begin to change.
Feel More Calm, Grounded, and Whole 🌊
Learn to listen, understand, and rebuild trust with your inner world.
Get Support With
-
🧩 Feeling Stuck in Repeating Patterns
You may notice the same emotional or relationship patterns showing up again and again, even though you’re aware of them and want things to be different. I help you understand why these patterns formed and work with the parts of you involved so real change can begin.
-
🪞 Self-Criticism and Inner Conflict
If part of you is constantly judging, pushing, or questioning yourself, you’re not alone. Rather than trying to silence that inner voice, we explore what it’s trying to do for you and help create a more compassionate relationship with yourself.
-
🌊 Anxiety, Overwhelm, and Inner Tension
For many people, anxiety isn’t just about thoughts…it’s about a nervous system that’s been working overtime. Together, we slow things down and help the parts of you that feel anxious or on edge find more safety, calm, and relief.
-
❤️🩹 Relationship Patterns and Emotional Reactivity
Whether it’s people-pleasing, pulling away, conflict, or feeling misunderstood, relationship struggles often reflect what’s happening inside. I help you work with the parts of you that show up in relationships so you can respond with more clarity and steadiness.
-
🌱 Healing After Difficult or Overwhelming Experiences
Past experiences. (even ones you might not label as “trauma”) can leave lasting impressions on your inner world. These can show up as numbness, hyper-vigilance, or emotional shutdown. We gently work with these parts at a pace that feels safe and supportive.
-
🔄 Wanting Change Without Forcing Yourself
Many people come to therapy tired of trying harder or “fixing” themselves. IFS offers a different way…one that helps you understand and unburden what’s been holding you back, so change can happen more naturally from the inside out.
We don’t heal by getting rid of parts of ourselves.
We heal by listening to them.
Frank Anderson
About Ada Drozd
My approach is for people who have a sense that something in their life feels off, even if they can’t fully explain it yet.
Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, self-aware, and motivated. They’ve tried to understand themselves, and still find they keep getting stuck in the same emotional or relationship patterns.
If that’s you, you’re not alone.
I work from the belief that these patterns didn’t come out of nowhere. They usually developed for a reason…as ways your system learned to cope, protect, or get through hard experiences.
Instead of trying to “fix” yourself or push those parts away, our work focuses on slowing down and getting curious about what’s happening inside you.
I use a parts-based approach to therapy, often called Internal Family Systems (IFS). In simple terms, this means we look at the different parts of you that show up (the anxious part, the critical part, the part that shuts down, the part that wants change) and help them work together instead of against each other.
When those parts are understood rather than fought, people often notice real shifts: less reactivity, more calm, and a stronger sense of being on their own side.
My goal is to offer a therapy space that feels warm, respectful, and human. All identities, beliefs, and ways of being are welcome here. There’s room for your story, your creativity, and your lived experience…not just symptoms or diagnoses.
Therapy is available both in person and online, with weekday, evening, and weekend options.
Services are also available in American Sign Language (ASL).
Know Your Rights
Requesting Your Health Care Records
To request a copy of your health care records, please submit a written request to your clinician. Your request may be sent by email or mail. If you need assistance with the process, your clinician will provide guidance and support. Records are provided in accordance with Texas law and professional standards.
Contacting the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
To contact the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC) regarding questions, concerns, or general information about licensed mental health professionals, please visit the Council’s Contact Us page:
https://www.bhec.texas.gov/contact-us/index.html
Filing a Consumer Complaint with the Office of the Attorney General
Consumers may file a complaint with the Office of the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division by visiting:
https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection/file-consumer-complaint

