In person in Fate · Serving Rockwall and nearby communities
Counseling in Fate, TX
Serenity Springs offers in-person counseling at its Fate office near Rockwall, with virtual counseling available across Texas when appropriate.
Your options
Care options in Fate
In-person appointments take place at 110 E. Greenhill Lane, Suite 317, Fate, TX 75087.
This office also serves nearby Rockwall and surrounding communities.
Virtual counseling may be available while the client is physically located in Texas.
Services
Care for the whole person.
Availability varies by counselor and service. The office will help you understand current options.
Inside Serenity Springs
A look inside
A look at the lobby and counseling rooms where in-person care takes place.
Serenity Springs
A Rockwall-area home for in-person care
The Fate office is Serenity Springs’ in-person location for Rockwall, Fate, and nearby communities. The team provides counseling, recovery support, and related wellness services in a calm, welcoming setting.
Clients who prefer the original Rowlett office can still request appointments there. The office will confirm current options before an appointment is scheduled.
Common questions
Before you begin.
Is in-person counseling available in Fate?
Yes. In-person appointments may be available at the Serenity Springs office at 110 E. Greenhill Lane, Suite 317, Fate, TX 75087.
Is this the office for Rockwall clients?
Yes. The Fate office is the nearby in-person option for Rockwall-area clients. Virtual counseling may also be available across Texas.
How do I request an appointment?
Use Request Appointment or call the office. The Serenity Springs team will follow up about availability, insurance, and scheduling. Please leave sensitive clinical details out of website messages and email.
Can I ask about insurance before scheduling?
Yes. Contact the office with general insurance and billing questions. Benefits and coverage are confirmed with the office or directly with your plan.
Do I need to choose a counselor before I contact the office?
No. The office can explain current services and counselor availability, then help you understand the next step.
What should I do in a crisis?
If this is an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988.
Start with a conversation.
Request an appointment or contact the office with general questions about services, current openings, and insurance.