Hi, I’m Jeremy Dew, LPC, the Clinical Director and Founder of Roots Psychotherapy in College Station, TX. I provide compassionate, client-centered therapy for college students and adults navigating life’s challenges. Whether you’re facing grief, anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, trauma, or spiritual concerns, I’m here to offer a safe space where healing and self-discovery can flourish.
Choosing therapy is a courageous step, and I deeply respect the strength it takes to begin this journey. Often, therapy becomes a priority when life feels overwhelming, and you need a safe, supportive space to explore what needs to change. My goal is to create an environment where you feel heard, valued, and empowered to understand yourself more fully.
I don’t believe in prescribing solutions—instead, I help you uncover your own inner goodness and wisdom. This process takes time and self-compassion, but it’s incredibly rewarding. Whether you’re seeking clarity on your life’s direction, navigating faith and spirituality, or addressing anxiety and depression, therapy is an opportunity for growth, transformation, and deeper connection—with yourself and with others.
My therapy approach is relational, psychodynamic, and EMDR-informed, with a focus on creating meaningful, lasting change. I offer deeper, insight-oriented work, depending on your unique needs. In our sessions, we may explore past relationships and experiences to uncover patterns that shape your present struggles, helping you gain insight and create new, healthier ways of being.
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I love grabbing a bite at Ronin (though I’m sad to see them leaving downtown Bryan!) or Porter’s for a unique occasion. For a family-friendly spot, C&J’s is a favorite—plus, the Mannings are just good people. When it comes to coffee, Harvest and Tavo are my go-to places here in town. While I explored a few different career paths before finding therapy, this work has connected me most deeply to myself and to others. It challenges me to keep growing, to never hold an answer too tightly, and to embrace endless curiosity. That sense of discovery is what makes me feel more alive and present in my world—and in the work I do with my clients. One quote I love is:
“On Earth, I was a work in progress, Was comforted in the knowing, That I had a million mistakes still in me, To learn from. I changed my mind , More often than I changed by socks,, And whenever I was criticized, For mismatching thoughts, I’d say, Who wants to be today, Who they were yesterday?...A promised land, Is not a promised land, If I can’t keep learning." - Andrea Gibson, You Better Be Lightning “What Sucks About An Afterlife”
