Lisa Nunn, LCSW

Personal Experience & Biography

Every step and pause on our journey are significant and connected. My path has been filled with both challenges and triumphs, each one contributing to who I am today. After receiving a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in English from Texas State University (formerly Southwest State University), I took time off to raise three boys. Twenty years later, I returned to school, earning my Master of Social Work degree. Along the way, I’ve navigated personal hardships, including the impact of family alcoholism and addiction, and built a thriving private practice in the process.

As a therapist, I believe every individual who walks through our doors carries a unique story—filled with victories and setbacks that may be difficult to recognize or integrate. My role is to walk alongside my clients, offering not just guidance but also tools to help them continue on their journey with empowerment. I firmly believe that each person has within them the wisdom needed to become who they truly are; my job is to help them access and utilize that wisdom to its fullest potential.

This mission is at the heart of the Integrative Psychotherapy Center (IPC).

A Career Rooted in Experience and Compassion

My journey as a psychotherapist began in 2000 when I founded Cano Counseling Center, offering individual and family therapy focused on grief and loss, depression, and anxiety. In 2005, I became an anxiety specialist through the Terrap Anxiety Program, and in 2007, I acquired the rights to the program, expanding its reach throughout Texas and Louisiana. For over 25 years, I’ve been honored to serve the Kingwood and The Woodlands communities, hosting seminars on grief, anxiety, stress management, and more for local businesses, community groups, and professional organizations.

Innovative Approaches to Therapy

The most recent chapter in my professional journey began in 2019 when my husband sought treatment for migraines, chronic pain, and anxiety. His experience with ketamine infusions led us to explore their remarkable potential in treating resistant conditions like depression, PTSD, and trauma. This discovery prompted me to expand my practice and in 2020, I became a Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapist.

Today, our center offers both traditional and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), blending the best of established therapeutic practices with cutting-edge innovations to help our clients heal and grow.

A Collaborative and Compassionate Approach

Meeting clients where they are and utilizing the most creative, effective methods to help them reach their goals is what fuels my passion. At IPC, my team and I are committed to being a supportive environment where you can find the tools, strategies, and guidance needed to become the best version of yourself as you navigate life’s journey.

We look forward to accompanying you on your path of healing and transformation.