Joseph Fincher, LPC - Associate (Texas)

Life throws curve balls, and some of them leave marks. Joseph works with people navigating trauma, whether from accidents, cancer, LGBTQIA+ experiences, or HIV, along with ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and men's issues.

Before becoming a therapist, Joseph spent over a decade as an educator in the Baytown and Houston communities, and that history shows in how he works: patient, flexible, and focused on your strengths. His toolkit includes mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, CBT, sand tray therapy, Reiki, and walk-and-talk therapy, all grounded in an existential approach centered on meaning, values, and personal growth.

Joseph works with clients aged 15 and up. Whether you want ongoing support or a session to reset, he'll help you tackle what's in front of you and feel more like yourself again.

Joseph is a Texas LPC Associate under the supervision of Steven "Cody" Glover, LPC-Supervisor (#81698), and Noel C. Gonzalez, PhD, LPC-Supervisor (#18347), and sees clients in Texas.

Associations

• Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society Member
• ICST Internationally Credentialed Sandtray Therapist
• Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) - Level 1
• Geek Therapy® Certified
• Level 3 Reiki Practitioner - Usui Tradition
• Certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher (C-MMT)

Jordan DeGraftenreed, LPC-Supervisor (Texas)

Are you tired of therapists who tiptoe around what you actually do in your relationships, who you love, or how you're wired?

Jordan is a straight-talking therapist who believes good therapy doesn't require tiptoeing. He works with clients navigating relationships, identity, and connection in all their forms, and is trained and experienced across LGBTQIA+, ethical non-monogamy, kink, neurodivergent, and religious trauma. He also supports clients through anxiety, PTSD and complex PTSD, and crisis.

Jordan tells clients up front that either all of it is okay or none of it is, when it comes to consensual activity between adults. He leans gently direct, delivering hard truths the way he'd want to hear them, with plenty of humor built into the room.

Ray Johanson, LPC - Associate (Texas)

Do you feel like you're constantly explaining yourself, to family, to a religious community you've outgrown, to people who don't get how your brain actually works? 

Ray believes in her clients' inherent strengths and looks for fresh, creative ways to help people tap into their own resilience. Therapy can feel like play! She adjusts how direct or gentle she is based on what each client tells her works, offering explicit, direct communication for neurodivergent clients who want it. Her clients describe her room as judgment free, a place where quirks, passions, and unique oddities are not just tolerated but celebrated.

Ray is a Texas LPC Associate under the supervision of Julia Smith LPC-Supervisor (#67849), and sees clients in Texas.

Associations

• Gottman Level 1 Trained
• Humanistic Sand Tray Trained 
• Trust-Based Relational Interventions Certified
• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Certified
• Chi Sigma Iota for Clinical Mental Health graduates, Secretary, Doctoral Advising Member
• LGBTQ+ Board of Commerce, Board Member
• North Central Texas Counseling Association, Member
• Texas Counseling Association, Member
• American Counseling Association, Member
• Down Syndrome Partnership of Texas, Mental Health Chair

Megan Yeakley, MS, LPC-Associate (Texas)

Are you questioning who you are, or who you've been told to be? Megan works especially well with people in exactly that spot, the ones ready to look hard at their own perspective and see what still fits.

She's laidback and down to earth in the room, and she meets people where they are rather than where a textbook says they should be. Megan won't hand you a map. She'll help you read the one you're already on, walking through where a choice is likely to lead so you can decide for yourself what comes next.

Megan works with adults, couples, and groups navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, neurodivergence, identity exploration, and relationship diversity, and she provides affirming care for LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent clients. Her approach is grounded in Existential Therapy, integrated with CBT, DBT-informed skills, mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing, and trauma-informed care, all built around helping people find and live an authentic life on their own terms.

Outside of her work with Love Let Out, Megan facilitates virtual intensive outpatient groups, teaching emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and mindfulness skills to adults and adolescents in crisis.

If you're looking for someone to help you look at the choices in front of you and make plans that actually feel attainable, Megan would love to help you get there.

Megan is a Texas LPC Associate under the supervision of Jordan DeGraftenreed, LPC-Supervisor (#66241), and sees clients in Texas.

Shawna Damiani, LPC (Texas)

Do you feel like life with ADHD, autism, or both means working twice as hard just to keep up, or that the sensations in your body are trying to tell you something before your mind catches up?

Shawna works with adults who are done masking their way through the world. She specializes in supporting adults with ADHD and autism, including people exploring late-in-life diagnosis or self-discovery, and she works with trauma through a lens of survival rather than pathology. Her approach is focused towards supporting neurodiversity, LGBTQIA+, and trauma in a collaborative environment, blending practical strategies with real respect for each client's wiring and identity.

Shawna believes your emotions were never the problem. It's what you do with them that can get complicated, and she'll help you find sustainable, healthy ways to cope. She brings humor into heavy moments and gives clients room to speak plainly, including cursing, as long as it isn't aimed at themselves or someone else.

Shawna has presented for school districts on self-care and at a social services conference on supporting LGBTQIA+ children and teens.

Therapy isn't about changing who you are. It's about helping you thrive as who you are, and Shawna would love to help you learn how your brain works best.

Shawna sees clients in Texas.

Associations

• ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider
• Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist
• Certified in Nurturing Parenting

Cody Glover,  LPC-S (Texas & Oregon), LMHC (Washington)

Do you feel you have to hide who you are and how you feel? Does it ever seem like you're just out of sync with the rest of the world? Cody built this practice for people who answer yes.

Cody founded Love Let Out and specializes in open, nonmonogamous relationships including polyamory and swinging, kink and BDSM, LGBTQIA+ clients, and secular, pagan, and alternative faith paths, including religious trauma recovery. Coming into alternative worlds, we watched people go to amazing therapists who just didn't understand. Friends spent their first sessions teaching very experienced counselors the vocabulary of their daily lives. You deserve a therapist who already speaks it.

Cody has been in private practice since December 2018 and holds two master's degrees, in Educational Leadership and Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He is currently shopping PhD programs because, in his words, he is a slow learner who is a glutton for punishment and loves academic debt.

His approach is eclectic and person-centered, grounded in positive psychology. We simply can't know what you need until we work together, so the early sessions are about listening hard and building a treatment plan that is actually yours.

Cody sees clients in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. His Washington credential is Licensed Mental Health Counselor, a license he added in 2026 so clients who relocated could keep working with him. He also provides clinical supervision for Texas LPC Associates and Oregon LPC Registered Associates, including our own associate clinicians.

Associations

The Amazing Allie Gray

Corporate Manager

The Amazing Allie Gray, our Corporate Manager, is your first point of contact and answers our calls, emails, and social media. We believe attending therapy should not be stress inducing, and Allie's job is to make this easy. While working toward independent licensure, she is the person who makes sure you never get lost in a phone tree. Reach her at Allie@LoveLetOut.com or 281-888-8721.

Frequently asked questions

Which states does Love Let Out serve?

Love Let Out provides telehealth therapy in Texas, Oregon, and Washington. Cody Glover serves all three states, and all other clinicians serve Texas only.

Who can see clients in Oregon or Washington?

Cody Glover is currently the only Love Let Out clinician licensed in Oregon and Washington. He is an LPC-S in Oregon and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington.

Does Love Let Out offer clinical supervision?

Yes. Cody Glover supervises Texas LPC Associates and Oregon LPC Registered Associates through a 52-week structured curriculum aligned to Texas BHEC and Oregon OBLPCT standards. Two Love Let Out clinicians, Joseph Fincher and Sujey Myers, are under the dual supervision of Cody Glover and Noel C. Gonzalez, PhD, LPC-Supervisor.

Is Love Let Out affirming of polyamory, kink, and LGBTQIA+ identities?

Yes. Love Let Out is poly native, not poly friendly. Our clinicians specialize in open relationships, kink and BDSM, LGBTQIA+ affirming care, neurodivergent-affirming care, and religious trauma recovery.

How do I get started with a Love Let Out therapist?

Request a free consultation through our appointment request page, or contact Allie Gray at Allie@LoveLetOut.com or 281-888-8721. We'll talk about what you're looking for, match you with the right clinician, and see if we're a good fit.

If you live differently and want a therapist who can hear you, we'd like to meet you. Request a free consultation and let's see if we're a good fit.