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Life can be challenging and, even with our best efforts, we can have difficulty sorting through our own challenges. Let us help. Sometimes, having an impartial listener can help. Whether you're anxious, depressed or trying to sort through relationship difficulties, our therapists are trained to give you our full attention and help you find the solutions that work for you.

We offer the options of in-person therapy, virtual counseling or telephone sessions to current and new clients. (Our virtual services are offered through HIPPA compliant and encrypted services. This option involves new clients filling out intake forms--links on first page of this site--and either faxing them to 817-275-3720 or emailing them to our office at centerstaff@hotmail.com. Arrangement of payment method needs to be made with our office and we are glad to file insurance claims when appropriate.)

Credit cards are also accepted. All our therapists are licensed in the state of Texas.

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Relationships

HOW TO FORGIVE

“My husband and I have a happy healthy relationship for the most part, but it changes when he goes to work.  He works out of town every other week and it seems like every time he leaves we start arguing.  The minute he gets home we are as happy as can be.  I don’t know […]

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ENCOURAGE TEENS TO WORK

“I spent 3 years in a verbally abuse, mentally exhausting, chaotic relationship. The thing was, I loved her. She broke up with me in October of last year, but has been living in my house until today (March 1st). I am having trouble getting over her. She was an awful partner, didn’t appreciate me, never did […]

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WHY NOT JUST LEAVE?

Cheating happens in just over half of all relationships, although the statistics are wobbly since people don’t easily admit to this behavior. The inference here is that lots of people aren’t happy in their relationship commitments. Even though this is fairly common, most feel badly about breaking their vows. But they still do it way […]

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YOU’LL DO

The most frequent reason given as to why individuals don’t leave unsatisfactory relationships is that they don’t want to be alone.We live in a couple world where many see even an unhappy connection as better than no connection at all. We’d rather have miserable Valentine’s Days, dissatisfied with whatever does or doesn’t happen, than have no valentine to […]

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VALENTINE RULES FOR ESTABLISHED COUPLES

Valentine’s Day is one of the most celebrated/hated days of the year. With the focus on showing your love, things often get twisted, so adhere to these rules for couples who’ve been to a few rodeos:Don’t Do Unto Others…..Following the golden rule is a pretty good way to live, except not everyone wants you to […]

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VALENTINE LOVE

Valentine’s is a day of big expectation and a certain amount of stress. This is sad because love is supposed to refresh, comfort and renew. But that often isn’t the reality for some. So, here’s a prescription– Ask What Makes Your Love Feel Loved A surprising number of people can’t accurately say what makes their […]

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CONVEYING RESPECT

Even if you feel loved, you may not feel respected.While the term respect technically means to be valued, it also can mean being treated with courtesy and having certain rights, which is where the problems often come in. In the complexity of relationships, we need to both be respected and to respect, but that can be difficult.Parents talk […]

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HOLIDAYS AND FAMILIES

The holiday season can be joyous and filled with fun. It’s supposed to be a big family time of the year, whether you go to church together or focus more on the secular side of things. Some families, however, have difficult times. Alcohol and togetherness can bring out unresolved issues and make getting together a […]

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REACHING THE END

More than half of marriages fail and those are just the couples that made a legal commitment. Relationships are one of the hardest things we do on this earth. Sometimes they flourish and sometimes they don’t.Whether or not you’re in a troubled relationship, you’ll have noticed that lots of people have lots of opinions about […]

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I DON’T HAVE THE POWER (AND NEITHER DO YOU)

“I have 2 daughters. One is married with a baby and my older daughter is gay and has a partner. When my youngest daughter was still in the hospital after the delivery of her son, her husband made sexual advances toward my older daughter-asking her if she had ever been with a man and saying that […]

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