Therapist in Montrose, Houston, TX

Angela Hill, LCSW sees clients in person at 4203 Montrose Blvd, Suite 310, right in the heart of Montrose. If you live or work near the Museum District, Midtown, River Oaks, or the Heights, this office is a short drive or bike ride away. And if getting to an office doesn’t fit your life right now, Angela also sees clients by telehealth anywhere in Texas or Colorado.

Schedule a free 15-minute consultation and find out if this is the right fit.

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Our Montrose Office

Suite 310 sits on the third floor of the building at 4203 Montrose Blvd. The office is a few minutes from the Menil Collection, the Rothko Chapel, and the shops and restaurants along Westheimer, so it’s easy to build an appointment into a morning or afternoon you’re already spending in the neighborhood.

Therapy for Moms also has a second Houston office in Memorial, at 8901 Gaylord, Suite 201. Clients pick whichever location works better for their commute, and some switch between the two depending on the week.

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Montrose Is Part of the Practice, Not Just an Address

Montrose has been one of Houston’s most walkable and most diverse neighborhoods for decades. It’s home to a long-standing LGBTQ+ community, a cluster of independent art galleries, and some of the city’s oldest bungalow-lined streets. The Museum District sits just south along the same corridor, and the Menil campus draws people from across Houston to a few quiet blocks of lawns and live oaks.

That mix matters for therapy. A neighborhood built around openness and difference tends to produce clients, and a practice, that don’t expect everyone’s version of motherhood to look the same. Whether you grew up in Houston or moved here during pregnancy, the Montrose office is meant to feel like part of the neighborhood, not a clinical space dropped into it.

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What We Help With at the Montrose Office

Angela’s practice is built entirely around maternal and perinatal mental health. Clients who come to the Montrose office are usually working through one or more of the following:

• Postpartum depression, anxiety, and OCD after birth
• Pregnancy-related anxiety, including pregnancy after loss or fear of childbirth
• Perinatal loss, including miscarriage, stillbirth, and pregnancy termination for medical reasons
• Relationship strain after a baby, including communication breakdowns and co-parenting conflict
• Infertility, birth trauma, parenting stress, and the mood shifts that come with menopause

Every one of these gets treated as its own specialty, not a side note to general anxiety or depression work.

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Who You’ll Work With

Angela Webster-Minard Hill, LCSW, earned her MSW from the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work in 2017. She holds a certificate from Postpartum Support International, is listed in PSI’s provider directory, and is a Certified Educator for the Gottman Institute’s Bringing Baby Home program. She’s licensed as a clinical social worker in Texas (License 64343) and Colorado (License 09931913).

Her caseload is entirely perinatal and maternal mental health. That’s not a specialty added on top of general practice. It’s the whole practice.

Read more about Angela’s background.

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A Few Common Questions

Is the Montrose office easy to get to from other parts of Houston? Yes. It sits close to Highway 59/69, so clients coming from Midtown, River Oaks, the Heights, and West University usually have a short drive.

Can I switch between the Montrose and Memorial offices? Yes. Some clients pick one office and stick with it, and others alternate depending on where they’re starting or ending their day.

What if I can’t make it into the office at all? Telehealth is available for clients anywhere in Texas or Colorado, so an in-person visit isn’t required to start.

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Start With a Conversation

If you’re looking for a therapist in Montrose who treats pregnancy, postpartum, and the rest of early motherhood as a specialty instead of an afterthought, the first step is a short conversation, not a long intake process.

Schedule a free 15-minute consultation and talk through what you’re dealing with. There’s no pressure to commit to anything beyond that first call.

For more on therapy across the Houston area, visit the Houston, Texas overview page.