Marriage Counselor in Austin, TX

A 50-minute individual session is $200.

A 50-minute couples session is $250.

Yes, I accept the following insurances:

• Blue Cross Blue Shield 
• Aetna 

If an individual is truly open and ready to address their own issues, then therapy is highly beneficial. However, if an individual is not, then therapy can actually create a negative experience for them.

Yes. Information is not disclosed without written permission. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule. Exceptions include suspected child abuse and dependent adult or elder abuse

No. Nothing is changing, we are simply discussing the issues that the couple has not been able to address on their own. However, if both people do not agree with any suggested change, it can cause a conflict that needs to be resolved. Any suggested changes are for the betterment of the relationship.

If an individual is open and ready to address their own issues, then you can expect to feel results during the first session. Once you start following through with what is discussed within the session, you will begin to feel better about your situation. This is then built upon and repeated in follow-up sessions.

No. As an impartial couples counselor, I do not side with either party -- I side with the truth. At times, depending on the issue being discussed, it may feel like I am focusing more on one partner or the other depending on the context of that issue.

Christian marriage counseling uses the science of psychology within the context of our Christian faith to address issues. I believe that we cannot achieve true healing without Jesus Christ.  He is the true counselor. I integrate best practices in the field of counseling with our faith in order to bring about healing. Each client is different in regards to what degree they are comfortable incorporating their faith into the counseling process. We’ll discuss this upfront and find out what is right for you!