About Tella Psychology
A Practice Built for Whole-Person Healing
Dr. Jessica Klement founded Tella Psychology in 2020 after working in an academic medical center, where she saw how closely mental, emotional, and physical health are connected. Challenges such as chronic pain, insomnia, medical conditions, stress, and trauma rarely occur in isolation—yet community-based therapy does not always address the full picture.
Tella Psychology was created to bridge that gap. As a Dallas-based practice offering in-person and online therapy, we provide personalized, science-backed care that considers your symptoms, relationships, health, environment, values, and life experiences.
Our commitment to trauma-informed care grew from listening to clients who had previously felt dismissed, misunderstood, or pressured in therapy or medical settings. Here, you remain in control. Trust develops at your pace, your preferences shape treatment, and you never have to hide parts of yourself to be accepted.
We don’t make assumptions or treat symptoms separately from your story. We help you understand what is contributing to the challenges you’re facing, create meaningful change, and reconnect with yourself—mind, body, and spirit.
The THRIVE Framework
Our whole-person framework helps us understand not only what you're experiencing, but what may be contributing to it — and where support can help.
Meet Our Psychologists
Dr. Jessica Klement, PhD
Founder & Licensed Psychologist
Teens & Adults
Anxiety & Phobias • Perfectionism • Trauma • Sleep Concerns • Chronic Health Conditions
In-person in Dallas + Online
Waitlist for new individual clients
Dr. Tamaki Silver, PsyD
Licensed Psychologist
Adults & Couples
Relationships & Attachment • Life Transitions • Anxiety • Work Stress & Burnout • Insomnia
Available for Online Therapy
Accepting new clients for online therapy
Looking for the right fit?
Schedule a free 15-minute consultation with any provider to discuss your needs and find the right psychologist at Tella.
“Whether your history includes trauma, chronic invalidation, systemic oppression and racism, or just moments where something felt off, your experience matters here.”
-Dr. Klement

