Celine
Horner, M.S.
Licensed Professional Counselor - Associate

Celine is a Licensed Professional Counselor -Associate who helps adolescents and adults move through anxiety, relationship challenges, and pivotal life transitions with increased insight and resilience.  Her approach is grounded in CBT and integrates attachment-based, psychodynamic, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapies. Celine tailors her work to each client, helping them develop effective tools and create lasting change.

Celine’s style is warm, collaborative, and affirming. She provides therapy in the following areas:

  • Anxiety and chronic stress
  • Self-esteem and confidence building
  • Perfectionism and high-achieving individuals
  • Emotional issues and attachment concerns stemming from childhood
  • Codependency and boundary-setting
  • Life transitions and emerging adulthood
  • Committed couples seeking deeper connection
  • Relationship challenges and transitions
  • Body image and eating concerns
  • Supporting loved ones navigating addiction and recovery

Celine holds a Master of Science in Counseling and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Applied Physiology and Sport Management from Southern Methodist University. She is trained in EMDR, an evidence-based approach widely used in the treatment of trauma and related concerns.  Her past clinical experience includes supporting adults navigating eating disorders and body image issues at Eating Recovery Center, as well as therapy with individuals struggling with substance use and complex life circumstances at Homeward Bound.

Celine’s specialized training at Dallas CBT is focused on exposure-based therapies for anxiety, OCD, and related disorders across the lifespan. As an LPC-Associate and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern, Celine is under the supervision of Christopher Epstein, MA, LPC-S, whose expertise includes attachment-based work, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and substance use and addiction.

In her free time, Celine enjoys taking and teaching pilates, Katy Trail walks and talks with friends, trying new Dallas restaurants, or reading a good psychological thriller.