Reilly Hill is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Associate. Reilly graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Pre-Counseling from Oklahoma State University in 2022. Reilly fell in love with systemic therapy while completing her undergraduate degree. After completing an internship at OSU’s Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic Reilly knew she wanted to pursue a career in Marriage and Family Therapy. She graduated from Oklahoma State’s Marriage and Family Therapy Program in the Summer of 2024. After moving to Dallas, Reilly began working as a Milieu Therapist at Eating Recovery Center in Plano. Reilly is a Licensed Marriage and Family Associate supervised by Joyce Miles Jacqoute, LMFT-S.
Reilly believes that everyone deserves to recover, heal, and live their best life. She hopes to partner with her clients in identifying their resources, learning about themselves, and empowering them through the healing process. Her ultimate goal is to help anyone who walks through her doors create lasting change in their life and relationships.
Reilly utilizes a personalized approach to best meet her client’s needs and support them in growth. Her kind, approachable, and encouraging personality allows for her clients to feel safe while she provides tough love to help her clients to grow.
Reilly sees adolescents, adult couples, families, and individuals for a variety of issues, but she specializes in:
I believe that everyone deserves to recover, heal, and live their best life. I work to partner with my clients and empower them through the healing process.
Reilly Hill
Reilly takes on an integrative, systemic approach when working with her clients. This approach allows her to utilize different models of therapy depending on her client’s goals and needs. When working with couples, Reilly uses Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Gottman Method, and Solution-focused Therapy amongst others. She uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Narrative Therapy when working with individual clients.
Because therapy can be a challenging and nerve racking process, Reilly’s primary concerns are to make sure you feel safe, welcome, and cared for while working with her. She aims to provide a supportive therapeutic environment so her clients can feel safe to grow and be challenged. She sees it as an honor to partner with you in your life and hopes to help you live the life you are pursuing.
In her spare time, Reilly enjoys walking the Katy Trail with her husband and their mini dachshund, Nova, reading a thriller novel, spending time with her friends, and doing therapy. She loves spending time outdoors, hanging with her family, and cheering on Oklahoma State Athletics.
