“Very quick, personable, and kind. They stay with you end-to-end and help you go through landlord scrutinies. 10/10 recommend.”
People-first, clinically responsible Texas ESA letter and PSD letter services without instant registrations or animal certifications.
Texas Service Animals connects Texas residents with Texas-licensed mental-health professionals for individualized Emotional Support Animal (ESA) letter and Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) letter evaluations. When clinically appropriate, the evaluating provider may issue signed documentation for a disability-related housing or support need.
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“Very quick, personable, and kind. They stay with you end-to-end and help you go through landlord scrutinies. 10/10 recommend.”
“Very helpful!! Very fast response and made the whole process super easy! Highly recommend using Texas Service Animals!”
“I was referred by a colleague who had an amazing experience and I received the same. Thank you Eddie and team for your support and kindness. I highly recommend!”
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Our role is straightforward: provide access to an individualized professional evaluation, clear documentation when appropriate, and practical support for Texas housing questions.
A Texas-licensed mental-health professional evaluates the person’s symptoms, functioning and disability-related support need. Documentation is issued only when clinically appropriate.
An ESA letter may support a reasonable-accommodation request involving an apartment, landlord, no-pet policy, ordinary pet rent, pet fees or a pet deposit.
After a letter is issued, clients may request an optional Letter Companion Certificate or ID. It summarizes basic information but is not registration, legal certification or a replacement for the provider letter.
Texas Service Animals works with independent Licensed Professional Counselors who provide individualized evaluations for ESA letters and Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) letters. Documentation is issued only when clinically appropriate.
The Texas LPC licenses shown below were confirmed active in official Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council public records on . License status can change.
Licensed Professional Counselor, Texas
Stress and anxiety, OCD and related disorders, hoarding, PTSD and trauma, mood disorders, personality disorders, adjustment disorders, health-related disorders, and substance or alcohol use disorders.
Licensed Professional Counselor, Texas
ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and trauma. Jacqueline practices with ER Counseling and Consulting.
Licensed Professional Counselor, Texas
Janelle is a Texas-licensed professional counselor. Clinical-focus information is available during practitioner matching.
Each independent practitioner maintains their own professional license and uses their own clinical judgment when completing an evaluation and deciding whether documentation is clinically appropriate.
These concise answers address the questions people most often ask before starting an evaluation.
It follows an individualized evaluation and is signed by a licensed professional when the clinical information supports a disability-related need. Payment never guarantees a letter.
It may support a housing accommodation request involving ordinary pet rent, pet fees, a pet deposit or a no-pet rule. The housing provider makes the final decision under the rules that apply.
A PSD letter documents a provider’s clinical recommendation when appropriate. It does not certify the dog, guarantee public access or replace disability-related task training.
No. It is an optional summary available after an ESA letter or PSD letter is issued. It does not create Emotional Support Animal or service-dog status and does not replace the signed provider letter.
Eddie Reyes is a former therapist who felt called to create Texas Service Animals after seeing how meaningful animal companionship can be for people navigating anxiety, depression, trauma and other mental-health challenges.
His experience, personal connection to his own Emotional Support Animal, and continued study of research about animals and mental well-being guide the organization’s education, client support and administrative process.
Eddie does not make clinical approval decisions through this administrative role. Independently licensed Texas mental-health professionals remain responsible for each evaluation and for deciding whether an ESA letter or PSD letter is appropriate.
Start with the free application. You decide whether to continue before paying for an evaluation, and documentation is issued only when clinically appropriate.
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