Meet Our Team

Lacy Butler is a dedicated member of our team, serving as Content Coordinator and contributing significantly to the practice’s growth, visibility, and outreach efforts. With a strong academic foundation in psychology and a deep commitment to mental health advocacy, Lacy brings creativity, strategic insight, and compassion to her work.

In her role, Lacy develops psychoeducational materials, including blogs, client handouts, and community resources that make evidence-based information accessible to the community. She manages the practice’s social media strategy and website content, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and strong user experience. She also supports therapist visibility through digital campaigns, profile optimization, and cohesive marketing materials. Through her work, Lacy helps foster connection and trust with clients even before their first session.

Beyond her role at Coping Resource Center, Lacy serves as Media Manager for the Houston Psychological Association, where she oversees social media initiatives promoting mental health awareness, diversity, equity, and inclusion. She has completed training with Crisis Text Line, strengthening her skills in crisis response and trauma-informed communication. Her professional and volunteer work reflects a commitment to social justice and expanding access to mental health resources for underserved communities.

Lacy earned her Associate of Arts from the Honors College at Lone Star College–Kingwood, graduating summa cum laude with honors in research. She went on to complete her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Criminology, Law, and Society from the University of St. Thomas, graduating magna cum laude. She was awarded the highly competitive Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship—one of the nation’s most prestigious awards for high-achieving community college students—and received renewal funding for graduate study.

She is currently in her first year of the Master of Social Work program at the University of Houston’s Graduate College of Social Work on the clinical track. Lacy intends to pursue clinical social work licensure to serve as a therapist helping individuals navigate grief and life transitions. As she advances in her clinical training, she remains committed to fostering connection, advocating for equity in mental health care, and contributing to a practice grounded in both excellence and empathy.