No referral is required. You can schedule an appointment directly by contacting our clinic.

We offer both virtual and in-person session so long as you reside in Texas.

We require at least 24 hour notice for cancellations. Late cancellations or missed sessions may be subject to a fee.

Yes, therapy is completely confidential, with a few legal exceptions (such as risk of harm to yourself or others). Your privacy is our priority.

- Risk of Harm to Self: If you express intent to harm yourself and there is an immediate risk, your therapist may take steps to ensure your safety, such as contacting emergency services or a trusted support person.

- Risk of Harm to Others: If you threaten serious harm to someone else, your therapist is legally required to report this to authorities to protect the individual at risk.

- Child, Elder, or Dependent Adult Abuse: If there is suspicion or disclosure of abuse or neglect involving a minor, elderly person, or dependent adult, your therapist must report this to the appropriate protective services.

- Court Orders: If a judge issues a subpoena for therapy records, your therapist may be required to provide information, though efforts will be made to protect your privacy as much as possible.

Client records are held for seven years following service termination and thereafter destroyed.