Jonathan Olvera Counseling

Jonathan Olvera Counseling Jon engages with individuals and couples that are unique and struggling in broken relationships.

Finding healing in the broken places

Jonathan is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Texas. He has a BA in Intercultural Studies from Prairie College and earned his MA in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary. Jonathan’s approach to counseling is relational to create a safe and supportive space for facing life’s challenges and fostering resilience. He enjoys working with individuals and couples and specializes in relationship issues, childhood trauma, grief, and sexuality.

Relationship Tip  – Repair, Don’t PerfectAll couples argue. Conflict is normal—perfection isn’t the goal.What matters mo...
09/18/2025

Relationship Tip – Repair, Don’t Perfect
All couples argue. Conflict is normal—perfection isn’t the goal.

What matters most is how you repair afterward.
A simple, heartfelt “I’m sorry… can we try again?” can turn tension into understanding and bring you closer together.

At Jonathan Olvera Counseling, I help couples build the tools to move from conflict to connection.

90 minute sessions for couples. Open availability some evenings and afternoons.
09/15/2025

90 minute sessions for couples. Open availability some evenings and afternoons.

This is an initial consultation where we will get to know each other briefly and decide if we're a good fit to work together. I'll ask you more about what is bringing you to counseling and share about myself as well as answer any questions you might have for me.I look forward to meeting you.

Relationship Tip “Did you hear that?” I asked the husband sitting in front of me.His wife had answered his question—but ...
09/11/2025

Relationship Tip
“Did you hear that?” I asked the husband sitting in front of me.

His wife had answered his question—but with a different tone. Something in his words had landed differently than he intended. So, we slowed things down. She shared what she heard, and he took a moment to validate her experience before trying again, more clearly.

Moments like this can turn misunderstanding into connection.

At Jonathan Olvera Counseling, I help couples build the skills to listen, understand, and communicate with care.

One of my favorite things to remind couples in session is: “Let’s slow this down.”When you’re stuck in the same painful ...
09/04/2025

One of my favorite things to remind couples in session is: “Let’s slow this down.”

When you’re stuck in the same painful cycle, it’s easy to run on autopilot. Slowing down gives you the chance to pause, stay curious, and really seek to understand each other. That shift can be the first step toward breaking the cycle and building connection.

At Jonathan Olvera Counseling, I help couples move from patterns of conflict to patterns of understanding.

This is an initial consultation where we will get to know each other briefly and decide if we're a good fit to work together. I'll ask you more about what is bringing you to counseling and share about myself as well as answer any questions you might have for me.I look forward to meeting you.

Healthy relationships are built on many small moments not huge uncommon gestures. A smile, a gentle touch, or saying “th...
08/28/2025

Healthy relationships are built on many small moments not huge uncommon gestures. A smile, a gentle touch, or saying “thank you” often carries more weight than big speeches.
Do these small things often to help your partner know they are the one for you.

08/21/2025

A simple question can transform your conversations:
“What did you hear me say?”

Here’s the key—when your partner responds, resist the urge to correct right away and say 'that's not what I meant'. Instead, pause. Reflect back what they heard, validate their experience, even if it wasn’t what you meant. Only then, ask if you can try sharing your message again, more clearly.

This small shift can break patterns of misunderstanding, reduce conflict, and open the door to deeper connection.

At Jonathan Olvera Counseling, I help couples build these kinds of tools so communication feels safer, clearer, and more connected.

Post Holiday blues is a thing.
01/08/2025

Post Holiday blues is a thing.

The post-holiday blues refers to the short-term feelings that individuals experience after the holidays, including sadness, loneliness, or disappointment. Here's what to know about what can trigger the post-holiday blues, how to manage or prevent those feelings, and when to seek help.

"We have 1000 friends on social media, but no one we can call to take care of our cat."
03/24/2024

"We have 1000 friends on social media, but no one we can call to take care of our cat."

In this first episode in a series on the possibilities and costs of living beyond human scale, Brené and Esther Perel discuss how we manage the paradox of exploring the world of social media and emerging technologies while staying tethered to our humanness.

Holidays aren't always bright and joyous. It might be a good time to talk to an experienced grief counselor.
12/01/2023

Holidays aren't always bright and joyous. It might be a good time to talk to an experienced grief counselor.

Question? Call (469) 454-8632 Navigating the Journey of Grief Compassionate Counseling to Get You Through Grief Therapy in Richardson and Online throughout Texas Schedule Your Free Consultation Name *Email *Phone Number *Message / Comments * Call me now More About Me Grief is a human reaction from A...

Love this! When you hear this what do you think of? "Small things often" It's the small things that build up a relations...
08/23/2023

Love this! When you hear this what do you think of? "Small things often" It's the small things that build up a relationship or break it down.

An excellent easy to read article on the importance of Bids for connection. Recognizing your own but also paying attenti...
08/05/2023

An excellent easy to read article on the importance of Bids for connection. Recognizing your own but also paying attention to others.

Healthy couples constantly make and accept bids to connect.

Address

15443 Knoll Trail
Dallas, TX
75248

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+14694548632

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