Healing Hearts. Restoring Hope. — your path to healing begins here.
George Boyd is a licensed clinical social worker who served in the United States Army as an infantryman from 2012–2015, serving a combat tour in Afghanistan in 2012.
In 2015 he moved back home to Texas to pursue higher education at Tarrant County College. After earning his Associate of Arts, he enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington for his Bachelor of Social Work — graduating with honors in 2019 as a first-generation college graduate.
He was then accepted into the advanced-standing Master of Social Work program at UTA, specializing in mental health and substance abuse counseling, and graduated in 2020. His clinical foundation has been shaped by work at a psychiatric hospital, nursing home, and residential treatment center.
In 2023 George answered a calling — fulfilling a lifelong dream of opening his own private practice to continue serving his community and fighting the unseen war at home. Clinical therapy and positive mental health are much more than a career to George. They are a passion and a creed.
Homefront Healing was founded on the belief that high-quality mental healthcare should be genuine and accessible. We adhere to four core values in every interaction: authenticity, connection, humility, and trust.
Everyone, regardless of background, deserves access to quality mental healthcare. We work to remove barriers — financial, geographic, and cultural.
Genuine connections are the heart of every interaction — sincere, transparent, and true to who we are and what we believe.
We affirm your inherent worth and capability to overcome challenges, equipping you to take charge of your own well-being.
Every interaction is met with empathy, understanding, and the love of Christ — for those who seek that grounding.
A small, intentional team — each clinician brings deep training, lived experience, and an unwavering commitment to person-centered care.
MSW · MTS · Licensed Clinical Social Worker — Supervisor
Founder of Homefront Healing. Combat veteran turned clinician, specializing in trauma, EMDR, individual, marriage, family, and clinical supervision. Serves clients ages 13+.
M.Div. · M.A. · Licensed Professional Counselor (TX, LA, CO)
U.S. Air Force veteran (Operation Desert Storm) and Clinical Manager for the Telehealth and Professionals Teams at All Points North. Specializes in high-functioning professionals in safety-sensitive occupations, family systems therapy, addiction medicine, and faith-based application. Serves on the boards of Valor Ranch and The Workshop.
M.A. · Associate Licensed Professional Counselor
Compassionate, person-centered care for clients of all ages. Specializes in adolescent and child therapy — Carrie is happy to see children, teens, and adults.
With warmth, empathy, and a genuine desire to help, we are dedicated to being a sanctuary of support and healing. Welcoming individuals from all backgrounds, cultures, and faiths, we foster an environment of acceptance and belonging.
Our work is person-centered and trauma-informed. For clients who want it, we can integrate faith into the work — scripture, prayer, and reflection — at the level you choose. For clients who don't, that's welcomed too. We work collaboratively toward your goals and meet you exactly where you are.
We're committed to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, encouraging open conversations and the seeking of help. Beyond clinical services, we're deeply rooted in the local community, building partnerships that extend beyond the therapy room.
Call now for a confidential consultation — or send a message and we'll be in touch.
