Authentic Therapy in Houston

Living with big emotions can feel like riding a rollercoaster without a seatbelt. We use DBT and structure to help you find stability, regulate intense feelings, and build relationships that feel safe and secure.

We believe in exploring your relationship with substances with curiosity, not shame. Whether you want to cut back or stop entirely, we help you understand the "why" behind the use and find healthier ways to cope.

Depression is more than just sadness; it’s a heaviness that steals your energy and hope. We help you reconnect with yourself, gently challenging the numbness and finding small, manageable steps back to the life you want.

When your mind won’t turn off and worry runs the show, it’s exhausting. We help you understand the root of your fears and give you practical tools to calm your nervous system and reclaim your peace.

The way we bonded with others in the past shapes how we love today. We help you explore these deep-rooted patterns, healing old wounds so you can build healthier, more secure connections in the present.

The past can feel like it’s happening right now. Using safety and pacing, we help you process painful experiences so they stop controlling your reactions and become just a part of your story, not the whole thing.

From career panic to relationship shifts, "adulting" is rarely a smooth ride. We support you through the quarter-life crisis, helping you navigate independence and find your footing in a chaotic world.

The teen years are a messy mix of pressure, identity seeking, and rapid change. We provide a confidential space outside of family dynamics where teens can be real, vent freely, and figure out who they want to be.

Society often tells men to "tough it out," but bottling it up only works for so long. We offer a straightforward, grounded space to unpack stress, anger, and purpose without the fluff or judgment.

If your inner critic is loud and constant, it’s hard to feel good enough. We help you silence the negative self-talk, embrace your worth, and treat yourself with the same compassion you offer everyone else.