About Me

I love to work with children and families who feel stuck in hard moments. It’s so painful to watch your child struggle with big feelings, challenging behaviors, or the impact of past trauma, and not know how to help in a way that leads to meaningful change.

As a parent of foster and adoptive children myself, I can completely relate to that heavy feeling of wanting the very best outcomes for your child and not always knowing what to do next. That lived experience deeply shapes how I show up for families in my work.

My passion is helping families understand what is really driving a child’s behavior and then learning how to respond in ways that actually help. I especially enjoy working with strong-willed children and the parents who love them deeply and want calmer, more effective ways to handle difficult situations.

I also specialize in working with children and families navigating ADHD and attention-related challenges, and I truly enjoy supporting parents as they learn strategies that make daily life feel more manageable and connected. I also specialize in helping kids and teens with Autism, anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief and loss. I use evidence-based treatments (PCIT, CBT, TF-CBT) to make sure that kids get better quickly and work within a neurodiversity-affirming framework to make sure that all neurotypes and understood and respected.

My goal is to help parents feel confident in their responses and to help children and teens feel safe, understood, and more regulated.

Training and Experience

Ms. Wallace received her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Oklahoma, where she completed practicum training focused on providing evidence-based care to women, children, and families following traumatic events.

She completed her clinical supervision at Family and Children’s Services in Tulsa, Oklahoma, working extensively with children and families experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma exposure, behavioral challenges, autism, and social difficulties. Under the guidance of global trainers at the University of Oklahoma, Ms. Wallace completed her Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) therapist certification and Level 1 trainer certification.

Ms. Wallace founded the PCIT program at Family and Children’s Services in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she built a successful clinic focused on both training clinicians in PCIT and providing direct services to families. In 2015, she moved to the Texas Gulf Coast and joined a PCIT Autism Spectrum Disorder program at DePelchin Children’s Center in Houston.

Prior to joining Thriving Child Center and PCIT Experts, Ms. Wallace spent six years providing evidence-based care within a school-based clinic in Galveston, Texas.

BECCA WALLACE IS A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER- SUPERVISOR WITH THE TEXAS STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF SOCIAL WORKERS (TX LICENSE #60516, OK LICENSE #9091, FLORIDA LICENSE TPSW2873).

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