Family Dynamics
Addiction reaches beyond the client. We work with the family patterns that hold recovery back, and the ones that hold it together.
About My Next Step
A Christian-based counseling practice that provides a safe and positive environment for our clients to learn and grow.
My Next Step, PLLC — "MNS", for Making New Solutions — is a small outpatient addiction counseling practice in Amarillo, Texas. We opened in 2015 and have served the Panhandle's recovery community ever since.
Today we are a team of two licensed counselors, supported by a nurse, an office manager, and a consulting psychiatrist, meeting clients several evenings a week in office space made available to us by Southwest Church of Christ on Cornell Street. We are an independent practice; the church is our generous host.
Many of us are in recovery ourselves. We know the first step is the hardest one, and we know what the road looks like after it. That is the heart of how we work: honest, faith-centered, and free of judgment.
Our Approach
Our program addresses the whole person — mind, body, spirit, and the family system around them.
Addiction reaches beyond the client. We work with the family patterns that hold recovery back, and the ones that hold it together.
Faith-centered counseling that integrates Christian principles with proven clinical care.
The steps, the fellowship, and the accountability that have carried millions of people into long-term sobriety.
Discovering who you are without substances — and building a life you don't need to escape from.
Relapse prevention, coping strategies, and a plan for the hard days after the program ends.
Understanding addiction, the brain, trauma, and mental health so you can make informed choices.
We work with adults struggling with substance use and alcohol use, including those with co-occurring depression, anxiety, or trauma. We also help with the things that so often travel alongside addiction: marital and relationship problems, grief, and major life changes.
Because the effects of substance abuse reach beyond the client, we strongly encourage participation from the client's family and other people supportive of their recovery. Family members are welcome to call us directly.
Call for a confidential conversation. No pressure, no judgment.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or dial 911. For substance use help nationwide, call SAMHSA's free, confidential helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).