Austin Family Mental Health provides holistic psychiatric care with primary focus on medication management specializing in the management of depression, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, schizophrenia, substance abuse disorders and more. Our goal is to treat Mental Health Disorders with “as few medications as possible and as much good, professional therapy to address the issues at the source.”
We offer a wide array of services aimed at solving issues in your life.
Our team is comprised of genuinely gifted minds
Dr. William Holcomb is the owner and Supervising Physician of Austin Family Mental Health, where he works as a Psychiatrist. He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in Neuroscience from the University of California, Davis, and his Medical Degree from Tulane University School of Medicine. Dr. Holcomb completed his Residency training in Psychiatry at The University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio. He has been practicing as a Clinician in Austin since 1997, treating a wide range of Psychiatric conditions for patients ranging from Adolescents to Senior Citizens. Dr. Holcomb specializes in Group Psychotherapy.
Léa Zemmour is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and a yoga instructor. She started practicing yoga at age 15 and became a certified yoga instructor in 2012. Early on, she realized that the mental benefits of daily yoga were more significant than the physical ones, sparking her interest in psychiatry. She has taught yoga in various locations, including Paris, the south of France, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Austin, where she moved in 2019. She earned a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Texas at Austin and became a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in June 2023. Her nursing career in the intensive care unit highlighted the strong connection between the mind and body, deepening her interest in the interplay between physical and mental health. As a Psychiatric Mental Health nurse practitioner, she takes a holistic approach, integrating functional medicine and evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine
Trecy is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her work displays a deep passion for improving the quality of life for those struggling with mental health issues. She believes every human being has the capacity to recover and heal. Her mission is to help guide people toward their own healing, to help people remember who they are--to help them find their inner healer. She believes the best approach to facilitating mental well-being lies in utilizing a holistic treatment approach, addressing the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. She understands the courage and vulnerability it takes to reach out for help and knows the importance of meeting the individual exactly where they are. She has been in healthcare in some capacity for 12 years. Aside from her passion for mental wellness, Trecy has a great love of the outdoors. Hobbies include biking, hiking, or climbing with her partner and dog.
Megan Banks is a licensed family nurse practitioner and certified yoga teacher. She graduated from the University of Texas in Austin as a registered nurse in 2003. She practiced in-patient psychiatric care at Austin State Hospital in the forensics unit and admissions unit, and then as a charge nurse. She practiced there for 3.5 years before going back to school to become an advanced practice registered nurse. She has been in practice since 2008 as a family nurse practitioner. She has obtained experience working with pain clients for 5 years and has done some work with hospice. She has been practicing some form of psychiatric care for 11 years.
Blake is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with his degrees coming from Texas Tech University. Blake has earned a Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, focusing on human development & family studies, and professional health careers. Additionally, Blake obtained both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in nursing from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. With a diverse range of experience, Blake has worked for three years at a level 1 trauma center, where they were part of the emergency center and observation unit. This invaluable experience exposed them to a wide range of patients, spanning various age groups and medical conditions, including psychiatric disorders, infections, wounds, and chronic illnesses. Blake also provided crucial assistance in the medical intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to their hospital work, Blake spent time at Restore Hyper Wellness, where they played a vital role in educating patients on holistic wellness practices. They provided guidance on topics such as hot and cold therapy, red light therapy, and the importance of micronutrients. Blake firmly believes in utilizing evidence-based practices and taking a holistic approach to care whenever possible, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive and personalized treatment. Motivated by an extensive family history of addiction, suicide, and depression, Blake approaches his work with deep empathy and understanding. They believe in the power of exercise, therapy, sunlight, and healthy nutrition coupled in the recovery process with medication where necessary. Blake is committed to meeting patients where they are in their journey, offering guidance and support as they navigate the path to healing together.
With a diverse range of experience, Blake has worked for three years at a level 1 trauma center, where they were part of the emergency center and observation unit. This invaluable experience exposed them to a wide range of patients, spanning various age groups and medical conditions, including psychiatric disorders, infections, wounds, and chronic illnesses. Blake also provided crucial assistance in the medical intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to their hospital work, Blake spent time at Restore Hyper Wellness, where they played a vital role in educating patients on holistic wellness practices. They provided guidance on topics such as hot and cold therapy, red light therapy, and the importance of micronutrients. Blake firmly believes in utilizing evidence-based practices and taking a holistic approach to care whenever possible, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive and personalized treatment.
With a diverse range of experience, Blake has worked for three years at a level 1 trauma center, where they were part of the emergency center and observation unit. This invaluable experience exposed them to a wide range of patients, spanning various age groups and medical conditions, including psychiatric disorders, infections, wounds, and chronic illnesses. Blake also provided crucial assistance in the medical intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to their hospital work, Blake spent time at Restore Hyper Wellness, where they played a vital role in educating patients on holistic wellness practices. They provided guidance on topics such as hot and cold therapy, red light therapy, and the importance of micronutrients. Blake firmly believes in utilizing evidence-based practices and taking a holistic approach to care whenever possible, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive and personalized treatment.
Motivated by an extensive family history of addiction, suicide, and depression, Blake approaches his work with deep empathy and understanding. They believe in the power of exercise, therapy, sunlight, and healthy nutrition coupled in the recovery process with medication where necessary. Blake is committed to meeting patients where they are in their journey, offering guidance and support as they navigate the path to healing together.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Blake enjoys a variety of hobbies and interests. They find relaxation and enjoyment in playing video games, immersing themselves in novels, exercising, and pursuing his passion for herpetology by searching for reptiles in the wild. As a devoted football fan, Blake proudly supports the Dallas Cowboys.
Through his expertise, empathy, and commitment to holistic care, Blake strives to make a positive impact in the lives of his patients and contribute to their overall well-being.
Kelli Sue Thompson brings more than 25 years of nursing experience to Austin Family Mental Health. She began her nursing career in 1995 graduating from The University of Texas. She has worked in many fields as a nurse and brings countless experiences to this practice. She became a nurse practitioner in 2015 and holds a Master of Science from Texas State University. The program Kelli Sue completed was based on techniques and theories of integrative healthcare. This makes Kelli Sue an exceptional fit for AFMH as integrative and holistic therapies are vital for our mental health.Kelli Sue has a history of pain management practice however she has transitioned to addiction medicine treating alcohol, opioid and other substance use disorders. She also works with individuals 18 and older with ADD/ADHD, depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders. She has the utmost respect for the complexities of each individual’s unique mental health care needs and is dedicated to exceptional patient care while creating a trusting relationship with
She became a nurse practitioner in 2015 and holds a Master of Science from Texas State University. The program Kelli Sue completed was based on techniques and theories of integrative healthcare. This makes Kelli Sue an exceptional fit for AFMH as integrative and holistic therapies are vital for our mental health.
She became a nurse practitioner in 2015 and holds a Master of Science from Texas State University. The program Kelli Sue completed was based on techniques and theories of integrative healthcare. This makes Kelli Sue an exceptional fit for AFMH as integrative and holistic therapies are vital for our mental health.
Kelli Sue has a history of pain management practice however she has transitioned to addiction medicine treating alcohol, opioid and other substance use disorders. She also works with individuals 18 and older with ADD/ADHD, depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders.
She has the utmost respect for the complexities of each individual’s unique mental health care needs and is dedicated to exceptional patient care while creating a trusting relationship with her patients. Kelli Sue has worked with many populations and age groups over the years making her a culturally competent practitioner. She naturally provides a safe and nonjudgmental space for her patients to share their deepest thoughts and feelings. Her goal will always be to meet the patient exactly where they are at in their journey towards healing.
Additionally, Kelli Sue has a passion for suicide prevention and has participated in The Out of the Darkness Walks for many years with the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention in which she is an original founder of the Central Texas Chapter.
She also enjoys time with her family, experiencing new and challenging outdoor activities, watching amusing movies, reading and volunteering. She also loves to fish and visit the beach whenever she has the chance!
Lejla is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her healthcare career began when she obtained her Associate Degree in Nursing from Austin Community College, after which she worked at a local community hospital in the emergency department. Lejla went on to get her Bachelor’s in Nursing from Texas Tech and, feeling a pull towards mental health, expanded her experience to include inpatient psychiatric care. She ultimately completed her Master's specialization in psychiatric mental health at Texas State University. She believes that mental health and happiness look different for everyone. By building a genuine connection with her clients, they create a treatment plan to address their unique needs. Lejla's focus is on holistic, integrative care through the use of medications, psychotherapy, and promoting healthy lifestyle shifts. She strives to create an inclusive, safe environment for all. Though originally from Bosnia, Lejla has spent most of her childhood and adult life here in Austin. She enjoys rock climbing and weightlifting in her free time and has recently learned to swim. She also identifies as a crazy cat lady without cats (currently) but does have two silly dogs.
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