Nick Finnegan Counseling Center

Nick Finnegan Counseling Center A unique, non-profit providing personalized service and excellence in counseling at affordable rates

Established in 2008, the organization was renamed Nick Finnegan Counseling Center in 2011 as a way for Bill and Susan Finnegan to honor their late son, Nick, who passed away several years earlier in an automobile accident. Support from family, friends and counselors helped the Finnegans grieve their loss. Because of this support, they found faith to move forward as a family, and in turn, wanted to give similar support to others. Along with the Finnegan family, NFCC raises awareness about and provides cost-effective mental health resources to Houstonians.

We are so thankful for April and the knowledge she brings to the table. We hope that you can choose yourself today and e...
01/16/2026

We are so thankful for April and the knowledge she brings to the table. We hope that you can choose yourself today and every day. đź’«

We’re looking for someone great to join our team! If you’re interested in running our two fundraising events, reach out ...
01/07/2026

We’re looking for someone great to join our team! If you’re interested in running our two fundraising events, reach out to our Executive Director, Mary Elizabeth Hand at mhand@finnegancounseling.org

01/07/2026

This sweet friend joined us for Camp Nick last summer where we made Calm Down bottles. This is a common activity we do at the counseling center to help clients calm their big emotions. Here is how to do it:
Container: Use a clean, clear plastic bottle (like a water bottle) with a tight-fitting lid.
Seal: Secure the lid with strong glue (hot glue works) to prevent spills and ingestion.
Contents: Fill about 1/4 to 1/2 with water, then add oil, glitter, beads, or small foam shapes.
Shake & Test: Shake to see how long it takes for things to settle; adjust glue/water for desired speed.
Enjoy this sensory tool!

The Serenity Prayer is used across all religions due to its consideration of connection to a higher power. Alcohol Anony...
01/05/2026

The Serenity Prayer is used across all religions due to its consideration of connection to a higher power. Alcohol Anonymous uses the prayer in its teachings because it distills recovery into a simple, repeatable truth: let go of what you can’t control, take responsibility for what you can, and seek clarity along the way.
We hope to help you find clarity in your walk, whatever your challenges may be!

Our Jan. 13 panel just got a new addition and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce you to each of our panelists! The...
01/02/2026

Our Jan. 13 panel just got a new addition and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce you to each of our panelists! They all come with their own perspectives and expertise on sobriety and healing!
To join us, please register at the link in our linktree!

Happy New Year’s Eve! Be safe and be gentle with your heart! 💫
12/31/2025

Happy New Year’s Eve! Be safe and be gentle with your heart! 💫

Happy New Year’s Eve! Be safe and be gentle with yourself! 💫
12/31/2025

Happy New Year’s Eve! Be safe and be gentle with yourself! 💫

Spending our final days of the year reflecting on our roles and NFCC’s impact on the community! We are beyond grateful.💚
12/29/2025

Spending our final days of the year reflecting on our roles and NFCC’s impact on the community! We are beyond grateful.💚

12/26/2025

The Outreach Team thanks you for letting us come into your communities to serve, support and celebrate! We witnessed courage in quiet forms: showing up to a panel when they were grieving a child after a major tragedy, speaking up about the struggles in motherhood, kids sharing pieces of themselves through their artwork, teachers learning to write lesson plans with neurodivergent kids in mind, women taking time for themselves to play a game and so much more. Thank you and see you next year!!!

We hope your season is full of light and love. đź’š
12/26/2025

We hope your season is full of light and love. đź’š

Ground yourself today ❤️
12/24/2025

Ground yourself today ❤️

You’re invited 🌱 Join us for an honest, hope-filled panel exploring the roots of addiction and the renewal that healing ...
12/23/2025

You’re invited 🌱 Join us for an honest, hope-filled panel exploring the roots of addiction and the renewal that healing makes possible. This conversation is for anyone who is sober, sober-curious, in recovery, supporting a loved one, or simply wanting a deeper understanding of healing and wholeness.

Why come?
✨ Hear real stories and professional insight
✨ Learn practical tools for healing and sustainable change
✨ Feel less alone in your questions and experiences
✨ Engage in a compassionate, stigma-free space

Come as you are. Leave grounded, encouraged, and connected.

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Houston, TX

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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+17134025046

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Established in 2008, the organization was renamed Nick Finnegan Counseling Center in 2011 as a way for Bill and Susan Finnegan to honor their late son, Nick, who passed away several years earlier in an automobile accident. Support from family, friends and counselors helped the Finnegans grieve their loss. Because of this support, they found faith to move forward as a family, and in turn, wanted to give similar support to others. Along with the Finnegan family, NFCC raises awareness about and provides affordable mental health resources to Houstonians of all ages and beliefs.