Feeling Alone in a Sexless Marriage? You’re Not.
Navigating a sexless marriage can leave you feeling isolated, confused, and emotionally drained. You might wonder if your partner still loves you, if something’s wrong with you, or if your marriage can survive without physical intimacy. Our Houston marriage counselors understand the deep emotional toll a sexless relationship can take. The good news? You're not alone — and there are paths forward. Whether you're hoping to rekindle intimacy or considering whether it’s time to move on, our experienced couples therapists are here to help you find clarity, healing, and hope. Call today at 713-565-0922.
Marriage is one of the most rewarding yet challenging relationships. When the foundation feels unstable, you may ask, "Can I save my marriage?" With effort, open communication, and a willingness to change, many marriages can be healed. In this guide, we’ll explore ways to rebuild trust, rekindle emotional intimacy, and address underlying issues with empathy and practical steps. Whether you're facing communication struggles, emotional disconnection, or resentment, there are paths to repair and strengthen your marriage. Call 713-565-0922.
Body image issues can quietly shape how we move through the world—affecting our self-worth, our relationships, and even our day-to-day confidence. Whether you’re avoiding mirrors, obsessing over diets that don’t work, or feeling like your appearance is never “good enough,” know this: you are not alone. Our Houston body image therapists understand how painful and exhausting negative body image can be. The good news is that therapy offers a path forward. With compassionate support, you can challenge harmful beliefs, build a healthier relationship with your body, and start living more freely—without shame or self-judgment. Call 713-565-0922 today!
Looking for help with sugar addiction in Houston? Our therapists can help you break free from cravings, understand emotional triggers, and build a healthier relationship with food. Call our eating disorder therapists today to end your sugar addiction at 713-565-0922.
Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is the most common yet often overlooked eating disorder. Since the signs aren’t always visible, recognizing them early can make a difference. Learn how to spot the signs and support a loved one in getting the help they need. Call our Houston Eating Disorder therapists to get help for you or your loved one. 713-565-0922.
You can ask a licensed therapist questions about things you are struggling with (at no cost to you) on the Wilson Counseling website. All questions remain anonymous, so click this link, and fire away with your questions! If it is a question that is likely to be of interest to other readers, I will try to answer it on my blog.
As an eating disorder therapist, I get a lot of questions from parents about how to feed children and how to prevent eating disorders. A great resource for answering some of these questions is the Ellyn Satyr Institute. Ellyn Satyr is a Dietitian and Family Therapist and is recognized as a leading expert when it comes to issues related to eating and food.
Struggling to love your spouse well? Tired of fighting about the same things over and over? Do you miss the spark and warmth you had when your marriage began? Sometimes we get stuck in a pattern of arguing, taking each other for granted, or reenacting hurtful habits. Just because you love your spouse, does not mean you have a perfect marriage. We are all a work in progress and our marriages are a work in progress.
In my last blog post, entitled "Life With A Narcissit,"I talked about what it was like living with someone who has characteristics of narcissism or even full-blown narcissistic personality disorder. You may have recognized someone you know when reading about narcissism. It can be very overwhelming to deal with individuals who have these traits. Even as a victim, you may start to feel like there is something wrong with you. What can you do to remain emotionally intact?
During the recent presidential election cycle, people threw around the term narcissist or narcissistic personality disorder a lot when talking about Donald Trump. Many articles were written and tweets tweeted about the subject. As a therapist, I know that I can not diagnose someone I have never examined, but the discussions did call to mind my clients who have partners that exhibit traits of narcissism or even full-blown narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).
The Houston Eating Disorder Specialists conference is coming up on February 18th. This conference is not just for those struggling with eating disorders, it also has a track for professionals who treat eating disorders as well as a community track which will have useful information for caregivers and loved ones of those who have an eating disorder. These conferences have been extremely valuable to my client's and their families in the past. If you want to know more about it, or to register, please check out the Conference website below.
Happy New Year! Make it your New Year's resolution to have a less stressful year. Go to the link below to to find out how to get my audio book (which teaches techniques on how to be less stressed) With this audio, you get two therapists walking you through a new technique every week for 6 weeks to help destress and enjoy your life more. All from the comfort of your home.
