Bisexual Therapists in Houston, TX

As an eating disorder and queer-informed therapist, my primary areas of focus are LGBTQIA+ related issues, gender exploration, eating disorder recovery, and supporting folx in healing their relationship with food and their bodies. I also work with a diverse group of clients on issues such as depression, anxiety, mood disorders, adjustment to life changes, and difficulties within relationships and family dynamics. I am committed to providing individualized and integrative psychotherapy services to adolescents, adults, and couples of all backgrounds and identities.

Our calling is to support busy professionals and couples in overcoming emotional hurdles and helping them rediscover balance and flourish along their journey. Our team of therapists are here to help you with challenges such as Anxiety, Perfectionism, Depression, Grief and Burnout. Whether you are struggling with identity, self esteem, life transitions, trauma or an eating disorder, consider booking a consultation with us. We also take pride in our inclusivity and working with clients who speak Spanish, identify as BIPOC, queer, transgender, and those at the intersection of multiple identities.

Hi ya'll :) I provide services to people who seek my help. Even if it's to get you to another provider who fits you! I want to work with folks who are open to doing the work - which is a hard thing to do. I validate that. But let's do this if you have the space. I provide including both psychotherapy, as well as brief assessments for WPATH letters for life saving, gender affirmative health care + GHAC letters to appeal insurance denials of coverage for GAHC (don't back down!). You don't have to be LBTQISP+ for me to care about your well-being. If you imagine a fit, please reach out and we can figure it out together.

Hello! My name is Catherine Fagan and I’m a licensed professional counselor. I attended Prairie View A & M University and have been practicing counseling for over 10 years. I specialize in working with children, teens, and adults and I’m happy to help you today with any of your mental health concerns.

Welcome, I'm Leigha. I am a seasoned therapist with over 15 years of experience in the social work and mental health field. In addition to my private practice, I have held roles such as school counselor, case manager, in-home therapist, residential treatment clinician, intensive outpatient program director, field instructor for Master’s level students and clinical supervisor. I have a particular interest in working with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, perfectionism, body image/disordered eating behaviors, relationship issues, addiction, trauma, grief, clients during pregnancy and parenthood and the LGBTQ+ population.

Do you feel overwhelmed by what life has thrown your way? Getting out of our own heads and speaking out loud are the first steps to making progress toward being our most authentic selves. As a therapist, my role is to ask you introspective questions and provide alternative ideas to navigate your circumstances, but YOU will guide the discussion, sharing what is most important for me to know to help you meet your goals. Taking an affirming, DEI, and culturally humble approach to therapy, I honor how our unique perspectives, experiences, strengths, and identities have shaped us in many ways and provide a map for who we want to be.

Do you want to live in way that feels best for you, but feel stressed by what others might think? Do you find yourself feeling confined by what you’re ‘supposed to’ be doing? Do you feel stuck in the status quo? My biggest delight comes in helping people answer these questions and push through (and maybe even embrace!) the messiness of being human. I often work with people who may be doing life on autopilot - finding themselves feeling anxious, stuck, lacking self confidence, or full of existential questions. They may identify as LGBTQIA+, polyamorous/ENM, outsiders, or rebels.

Courage, compassion, curiosity, and vulnerability are key elements of my practice as I help people throughout their therapeutic journey. I prioritize an honest, non-judgemental, open, genuine space and therapeutic relationship to best aid you with what your journey entails and encompasses. My work consists of supporting adults and teens ages 16 and up through complex trauma history and healing, navigating close and intimate relationships, unpacking major life transitions, intentional exploration of your identity and sense of self, or processing the unbearable loss of a loved one.

**very limited availability- Hello there! I’m Chandler, a Trauma-Informed and CBT-oriented psychotherapist. In therapy, my priority is fostering a therapeutic connection that feels safe and open. My mission is to allow space for my clients to explore themselves with curiosity and security. My greatest joy as a therapist is walking with my clients as they uncover a deeper understanding of themselves. Experiencing these moments and the power behind them is a special honor that brings passion to my work.

Greetings everyone. Teletherapy offers the exceptional opportunity for a therapist or life coach and client to facilitate an environment that encourages understanding, clarity, and growth. In this environment the client and therapist identity areas for work, as well as create a path that leads to understanding and empowerment. What is teletherapy? Teletherapy involves the use of real-time interactive video conferencing between a therapist and client(s) to communicate and provide care remotely with the requirement of being in the same location.

Mental health therapy is a intimate collaboration in self-discovery, relationship preservation, mental health maintenance, and relief of suffering. It is my job to center you and meet you in your challenges (stress, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, self criticalness, etc.). I provide support to individuals, partners, and families who are motivated towards greater understandings of their experiences in order to find peace and/or heal connections in their relationship with themselves and others.

Life can be so overwhelming. You’re feeling tired, stressed, and overall defeated from the pressures of your day-to-day life. You’re looking for ways to cope with the struggle of dealing with all these emotions. You’ve reached out to friends, and you’ve tried the tips for self-care and improving mental health that are constantly floating around the Internet. You know that understanding your past would be helpful, but you just aren't sure where to start. All these emotions and roadblocks can make it hard to see one simple, but powerful, truth - you do not have to face these struggles alone!

Life is hard. Sometimes life is harder than what we’re equipped for. When that happens, seeking help can be daunting, and finding a therapist who’s a good fit even harder. While I can’t magically make everything better or brighter, I will sit in and walk through the darkness with you until we make it to the light. I have experience working with individuals who are dealing with trauma, depression, self-harm, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, and identity crisis. My areas of particular focus are sexual trauma, emotional abuse, suicidal ideation, self-harm, attachment issues, depression, PTSD, and those dark night-of-the-soul times.

As your therapist and advocate, it is our goal to assist in navigating through life’s daily challenges. Picture being in a world where you didn’t have to travel alone. A world where you can feel safe and without judgment. Although stressors are inevitable, imagine changing your cognitions in order to handle the worlds sometime unfair yet intrinsic problems. Remember, you have not reached and impasse.

Currently only providing virtual sessions. I believe the most important part of counseling is the relationship between the counselor and client. I spend time getting to know each of my clients, so that I can tailor a healing plan, specifically for them, and make sure my clients are get the most impact from our sessions together. I specialize in working with trauma, gender and sexuality, BIPOC communities, those in non-traditional relationships, those dealing with depression and anxiety and adolescents. Through play, education and communication, anyone can work through their past and present to make for a brighter future.

Do you feel an internal struggle to make it through the day, even if you appear fine on the outside? Maybe there is a significant change that is overwhelming the delicate balance causing you to teeter from coping to in over your head. Do you know that you probably need a change in your significant relationships? These are all feelings of people struggling with stress due to life changes, transition, grief, poor boundaries, depression, and anxiety. I provide a safe space where my clients share difficult feelings and are met with support and understanding.

Often times current situations are a symptom of underlying past trauma that permeate our daily lives. We will work together to uncover and confront these issues. In this approach, the development of a preferred solution is more important than clarifying and directly addressing the problem.

Compounded complex trauma often leaves survivors isolated, where the weight of their experiences becomes an unbearable burden with few places to turn, and even fewer people who truly understand and sit with you in it. From a place of deep and personal knowing, I'm driven to show up with fierce compassion for those who feel terrified and alone. Love, as a daily choice, practice, and unwavering commitment, is my guiding force. And, I believe we can break the cycles of generational, societal, and familial pain to build a home within ourselves we have always deserved.

Hello! My name April, and I'm the founder of Sage Counseling Services, a Houston-based private practice! As a counselor, I work with a wide array of clients and presenting concerns. This includes depression, anxiety, perfectionism, self-esteem, gender/sexuality, body image issues, & life transitions. My counseling approach is social justice oriented, and affirming of all cultures, genders, and sexualities. My specialties include working with the Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, transition-aged youth (ages 16-25), and those working to determine who they are and what they want in life (i.e., identity exploration).