Elyse Deleski, LMFT, Ph.D.

03/06/2026

I’m so proud of my team and blessed to be a part of it!

We had the most AMAZING time at the 2026 Adolescent Symposium🌟

Our team spent the last two days learning from our incredible peers, connecting with our community, and sharing all of the resources NPCS has to offer to adolescent clients and their parents in the DFW metroplex and beyond. We are thankful for Mental Health America - Dallas, their staff, Board of Directors, the Symposium planning committee, and all of the exhibitors and speakers for their hard work and dedication. We are already dreaming about next year's Symposium!!!

03/04/2026

It turns out that being a therapist is not a thankless job! A former client stopped by the office today just to let me know that he is still doing well. He expressed gratitude for my assistance and support and he gave me kind words and these flowers. I was so touched, I could have cried!

11/19/2025

NPCS is proud to announce our newest group, "Shared Realities: A Process Group for Psychosis", facilitated by Jordan Rodrigue, LPC, will be launching on December 9🥳

"Shared Realities" is designed to foster connection, understanding, and support to create a safe, nonjudgmental space to share experiences, explore challenges, and gain insight from others who understand what it’s like living with symptoms of psychosis.

This group will meet virtually on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month from 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM and is $50 per week. An intake session is required for group enrollment.

Interested in joining "Shared Realities"? Contact our front office today to set up an intake session and get enrolled!

12/19/2024

I was honored to have been asked to share some of my story and my thoughts regarding my experience as a mental healthcare provider!

Looking for something to listen to today? Go check out Episode 141 of the Good Neighbor In the latest episode of the Frisco Good Neighbor Podcast featuring our Executive Director, Dr. Elyse Deleski!

Dr. Elyse Deleski opens up about her transformative journey into the world of mental health. Her story is one of resilience, empathy, and a steadfast commitment to breaking down barriers in mental health care. Dr. Elyse, the founder of New Perspective Counseling Services in Frisco, Texas, shares how her early inclination towards the profession and the profound personal loss of her husband have informed her empathetic approach to grief counseling. Through her experiences, Dr. Elyse provides valuable insights into the power of therapy and the importance of taking charge of one's mental health before reaching a crisis point.

You can check out the Frisco Good Neighbor Podcast on your preferred streaming platform or click the link below to listen:
https://gnpfrisco.com/blog/b/ep-141-a-journey-of-healing-and-empathy-dr-elyse-deleskis-path-with-new-perspective-counseling-services-and-the-transformative-power-of-therapy

05/07/2024

I just read this and now I’ve met me! LOL

Meet Dr. Deleski✨

Dr. Deleski practices from an individualized perspective, in order to meet the needs of her clients rather than offering therapy in a “one size fits all” framework. She provides counseling services to couples, families, and individuals over the age of 18 and has successfully worked with clients struggling with anxiety, grief & loss, couple/marital issues, and those who experience challenges related to their relationship with food and/or their body. She also has expertise in providing care and guidance for members of the LGBTQ+ community who are exploring gender identity, sexual orientation, and/or relationship issues.

In addition to seeing clients, Dr. Deleski serves as the Executive Director at New Perspective Counseling Services.

Dr. Deleski is accepting new clients for both Telehealth and in-person visits on a case by case basis.

Contact our office today to inquire about getting scheduled with Dr. Deleski!

01/09/2024

Thank you to Zoe and Nikita for reviving our G.I.R.L.S. group! After a hiatus, the GIRLS are back in town!

NPCS is is proud to announce our Girls In Real Life Situations (GIRLS) Group, facilitated by Nikita Swarna, Graduate Intern, and Zoë Whitmire, LPC, will be starting on February 5, 2024🥳

Our GIRLS Group is for Middle School girls (grades 6-8), and will cover a multitude of topics including

❕Values + Identity
📱Social Media
🗣 Communication
😢 Emotions
👯‍♀️ Friendships + Healthy Relationships
🤍 Self-love + Self-esteem
🧍🏽‍♀️Body Image

During group lessons, girls are encouraged to share feelings and struggles as they openly discuss important issues in a safe and supportive environment. They are given the opportunity to feel empowered, gain self-awareness, develop coping strategies, improve problem-solving skills, understand that they are not alone, and learn to make healthy decisions.

This group will meet virtually on Mondays from 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM for 8 weeks. Cost for the group is $50 per week.

Interested in attending the group? Contact our front office today to get more information about registration!

12/23/2023

I am honored and grateful to NAMI for the opportunity to share my experience in working with gender diverse individuals who face mental health challenges. It was a wonderful experience!

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12/07/2023

So blessed to work with this fantastic group of people!! We work and play so well together!

We had so much fun at our annual NPCS Holiday Party on Saturday☃️ Thank you Game Show Battle Rooms Dallas for having us!

09/22/2023

I’m poud to be a member of the North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce

We had a wonderful time at the DFW LGBT Chamber of Commerce Business and Community Excellence Awards Luncheon🏳️‍🌈 Congratulations to all of the award winners - we are so grateful for all that you do for our LGBTQ+ community here in North Texas!!!

09/01/2023

There is some debate about how much self-disclosure is appropriate for a therapist to share. My feeling is that when shared in a clinically appropriate way, self-disclosure regarding overcoming a difficult experience can be very powerful. It is a testimony for healing, and not just a generic technique learned in a book or a seminar. I welcome thoughts from therapists and clients.

08/19/2023

I hadn’t thought of it that way before, but that’s a really great analogy! Let’s all be like a camera!