Devin Beier
Graduate intern with University OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
I help teens and adults build better relationships with themselves and others.
Call or Text Devin at Edmond Office @ 405.648.8978
Private pay only: $45 per session with sliding scale option available
Do you want help…
Understanding why relationships can leave you feeling anxious, drained, or alone?
Finding relief from the weight of everything you are carrying?
Feeling more connected to yourself and the people who matter to you?
Do you find yourself repeating the same unhealthy patterns in relationships, faith, or the way you cope with life's challenges? Are anxiety, shame, or people-pleasing keeping you stuck, leaving you feeling responsible for everyone else's emotions while losing sight of your own needs? Perhaps you grew up in a family affected by addiction, conflict, or rigid religious expectations and wonder how those experiences continue to shape the way you see yourself and relate to others.
Relationships can be a source of comfort and belonging, but they can also leave us feeling confused, overwhelmed, or even alone. Despite your best efforts, you may find yourself prioritizing others’ happiness over your own, getting lost in relationship dynamics, or ending up in the same frustrating situations. You don’t have to keep sorting through it alone. I believe healing begins in a space where people feel free to explore their experiences honestly and without judgment. Here, you can slow down, notice the patterns that have shaped you, and make room for choices that reflect who you are and what matters most. Together, we can practice loving yourself without losing connection.
MY BACKGROUND AND APPROACH
My approach to therapy is relational, exploratory, and holistic. I draw from person-centered, attachment-focused, and acceptance and commitment–based perspectives. My goal is to help clients understand how their past has shaped their present, so they can make intentional choices about what comes next. For many people, that process also includes making sense of faith, spirituality, or religious experiences. If those parts of your life matter to you, there is room to explore how they may continue to shape your relationships, identity, and sense of self.
No matter what you may be carrying, I strive to build a therapeutic relationship grounded in curiosity, transparency, and trust—one where you can reconnect with your voice and move toward a life that feels more authentic and free. As I pursue my master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at the University of Central Oklahoma, I bring both passion and a commitment to meeting each client with care and attentiveness.
Therapy with me is
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Safe
I create an environment where clients feel secure, understood, and free to express themselves without fear of judgment.
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Authentic
I will bring a genuine, open, and integrated presence to the therapeutic relationship.
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Compassionate
I emphasize the importance of compassion and self-compassion in interactions with the world and the self.
We all want to feel safe and supported in therapy and we also want to see change. I am experienced in working with clients to see the change they desire in their lives in a variety of issues. I focus my practice on working with teens and adults, individually, as couples, or in a family.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
DEPRESSION
RELATIONSHIP ISSUES
SPIRITUALITY
ADDICTION
ANXIETY
CODEPENDENCY
STRESS & SELF-ESTEEM
TEENS
TRAUMA
FAQs
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As a graduate intern, I am currently in the final stages of my education. I am in a Master’s program and one of the requirements to graduate is to gain 600-700 hours of clinical experience under the supervision of an experienced Licensed Clinician. I meet weekly with both my University and On-Site Supervisors so it’s like you get a treatment team of clinicians reviewing the work we do together to make sure I am giving you the best quality care.
There are benefits of working with a graduate intern clinician that many do not consider. Graduate interns carry smaller caseloads and are energetic and excited as they are learning the most up-to-date training on evidence-based interventions. Graduate Interns are willing to ask questions for help and consultation, which is best practice but rare for even the most experienced clinician. Research shows that the bonds formed, and emotions experienced, along with insight and work done in session, leave many clients reporting a more positive experience with their graduate intern than with their previous experiences with more seasoned therapists.
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As a graduate intern, I do not file with insurance. My cash pay rate is $45 per session. I have some reserved spots for sliding scale fees for clients who may need it due to financial hardship.
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A session with me is relational and collaborative, with a steady, unhurried pace. I work hard to create a safe space where you can slow down and feel seen, not judged, rushed, or reduced to a diagnosis.
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I didn’t come to this work from a distance. Doing deep work in my own therapy to rebuild my sense of self, spirituality, and relationships showed me how powerful it is to have a different kind of space than many of us grew up with. All of that made me want to offer that kind of space to others. Becoming a therapist is my way of turning what I’ve survived and worked through into something useful for people facing similar layers of pain and confusion.
Let me be the support you need.
Ready to get started?
Click the button below to request a free, confidential consultation call with me. Tell me a little about what’s bringing you to therapy, I’ll share my approach, and how I can help. Then you can decide if I’m the right therapist for you.