Therapy services for individuals and couples across Texas.
Specialized sex and porn addiction therapy, couples counseling, and individual therapy — all delivered virtually by a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor (LMFT-S).
Therapy is offered virtually across Texas, providing convenient access from any private location.
One-on-one therapy working through addiction, anxiety, and trauma
Individual sessions are where the hardest work usually starts. Whether you're confronting compulsive sexual behavior for the first time, carrying grief you haven't named, or living with anxiety that's become background noise — this is a private, non-judgmental space to unpack it at a pace you can handle.
- Sex and porn addiction recovery, including relapse prevention and boundary work
- Anxiety, depression, grief and trauma-informed care
- Practical coping skills you can use between sessions, not just in them
- Direct, honest feedback — no silence, no clinical jargon
Session options
Held over a secure, confidential video platform. Available anywhere in Texas.
Couples counseling grounded in the Gottman Method and EFT
Most couples don't arrive with a communication problem — they arrive with a pattern neither of them can see from inside it. Using two of the most evidence-based relationship models available, we map that pattern, address the wound underneath it, and rebuild trust on something sturdier than good intentions.
- Infidelity and betrayal trauma recovery for both partners
- Partner support when one person is in addiction recovery
- Breaking negative communication patterns and repairing after conflict
- Rebuilding emotional and physical intimacy over time
Session options
Extended sessions are often more effective for early couples work and disclosure conversations.
Supervision can be provided for licensed LMFT Associates
For clinicians working toward licensure, sessions cover case consultation, treatment planning, and the practical side of holding difficult material without burning out.
- Reviews client cases, treatment plans, and systemic therapeutic interventions tailored for individuals, couples, and families.
- Regularly assesses the associate's progress and provides constructive feedback through supervision sessions.
- Oversees and approves clinical hours, ensuring associates meet all direct, relational, and complete experience milestones.
- Teaches licensing laws, board rules, ethical standards, and client confidentiality nuances.
- Guides associate clinicians on strategic use-of-self to enhance case conceptualization and navigate high-conflict or complex client dynamics.
- Helps new therapists build confidence, handle difficult clinical situations, and develop their personal therapeutic style.
Get in touch
Reach out with your licensure track and current caseload, and we'll find a structure that fits.
Contact for more infoConcerns I work with most
These rarely show up in isolation. Most clients arrive with two or three of them tangled together — and that's normal.
Sex & porn addiction
Breaking compulsive cycles, managing triggers, and rebuilding self-trust without shame as the engine.
Infidelity & betrayal trauma
Support for the partner who was betrayed and the partner who betrayed — separately and together.
Relationship conflict
Recurring arguments, emotional distance, and the sense that you're having the same fight in new clothes.
Anxiety
Intrusive thoughts, chronic worry, and decision paralysis — plus practical tools to quiet the noise.
Depression
Low motivation, flatness, and the exhaustion of performing normalcy while feeling hollow underneath.
Grief & trauma
Loss that hasn't been processed, and past experiences that still shape how you move through the present.
Getting started is simpler than it feels
Reach out
Call, text, or send a message. A sentence is enough — you don't need the whole story ready.
Pick a time
We'll find a slot that works around your schedule, including options outside standard business hours.
Join from anywhere
You'll get a secure video link. Any private room in Texas works — no commute, no waiting room.
Build the plan together
After the first session we set clear goals and decide what kind of work fits — individual, couples, or both.
Before you book
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Do I have to be in Cypress or Houston to work with you?
No. All sessions are virtual and available to anyone located anywhere in Texas — you only need a private space and a reliable connection.
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What happens in the first session?
We talk through what brought you here, what you've already tried, and what you want to be different. There's no pressure to disclose everything at once.
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My partner and I disagree about whether we need couples therapy. Can we still start?
Yes. It's common for one partner to be more ready than the other.
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What does CSAT certification actually mean?
It's an intensive certification covering assessment, treatment planning, and long-term recovery for compulsive sexual behavior. Read more in Resources.
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How long does therapy usually take?
It depends on what you're working through. Some concerns resolve in a few months; addiction recovery and relational repair typically take longer. We'll talk about a realistic timeline early on.
Focused, evidence-based care
Not sure which service fits? Start with a conversation.
If you're unsure whether individual or couples work makes more sense, reach out and we'll figure it out together. No commitment required to ask.