A therapist in Northwest Hills.
This is where the office actually is. Not a mailing address or a virtual suite — a room on Austin Center Blvd where Amber sees clients in person, five minutes from Far West and a short drive from most of west Austin.
Coming to the office.
Oasis is in a quiet building at 6850 Austin Center Blvd, Building 2, Office 320. Parking is free and on site, which sounds like a small thing until you have spent a first session already frustrated from circling a garage.
The building is unremarkable in the best way. No busy lobby, no crowded waiting room, no reception desk where you announce why you are there. For a lot of people, particularly teenagers and anyone who has put this off for a while, that discretion matters more than the decor.
If a first visit feels like a lot, the free fifteen-minute consultation happens by phone or video. You do not have to walk into a building to find out whether this is a fit.
Who tends to come here.
Northwest Hills, Far West, Balcones, and the streets running off Mesa and Greystone sit in an odd pocket of Austin: established, quiet, and close enough to everything that people rarely think of themselves as living far from care. Then they look for a therapist with actual specialist training and find the options are mostly downtown or south.
What brings people from the immediate area:
- Parents of teenagers who need someone their kid will actually talk to, close enough for a weekday after-school appointment
- Working adults who want a session that does not cost ninety minutes of driving on either side of it
- Families looking for one clinician who can see a child, a teen, and a parent rather than coordinating three practices
- Anyone needing specialist eating disorder care, which is genuinely scarce north of the river
Fifteen minutes tells you more than fifteen websites.
The consultation is free, by phone or video, and there is no obligation attached to finding out whether this is the right fit.
Getting here from around west Austin.
The office sits north of the river off Austin Center Blvd, reachable from most of west Austin without crossing town:
- Far West and Balcones — a few minutes by car
- Tarrytown — roughly four miles south
- West Lake Hills and Rollingwood — about five miles, up and across the river (more for Westlake families)
- Lakeway and Bee Cave — further out, and the point at which many families choose telehealth instead
If the drive is the thing making weekly therapy unrealistic, say so on the consultation call. Video sessions carry the same fifty minutes and the same work, and plenty of clients mix the two depending on the week.
Practical details.
- Address — 6850 Austin Center Blvd, Bldg 2, Office 320, Austin, TX 78731
- Parking — free, on site
- Hours — weekdays, including evening appointments
- Sessions — fifty minutes, in person or by secure video
- Fees — $160 self-pay, sliding scale on application, and eight in-network plans
- Ages — children from six, teens, young adults, adults, and families
See the office and map, or call (512) 333-0070.
Close enough to actually keep going.
The therapy that works is the therapy you can sustain week after week. Being ten minutes away is not a small factor in that.
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