When Trauma, Intimacy, or Just Being Yourself Feels like a struggle, We’re Here to Help.
Specialized therapy in Dallas for relationships in crisis, betrayal trauma, sexual struggles, addictions, and the emotional pain underneath it all.
Relationship-Forward Therapy
We focus on the relationships that shape your life, the role connection plays in healing, and how you use that to move forward.
Not Just Surviving
Helping you build something meaningful, rather than just getting through another week.
A confidential 15 minute call, to see how we can help.
Does any of this sound familiar?
• You are recovering from betrayal or infidelity.
You’re unsure if your relationship can heal, or if you even want it to.
• You are struggling with sex or intimacy.
Performance issues, desire mismatches, or feeling shut down altogether.
• You are dealing with compulsive behaviors or addiction.
Whether it’s porn, sex, drugs or alcohol, it’s become unmanageable.
• You are part of the LGBTQ+, polyamorous, or kink community. You deserve a therapist who gets it, who gets you, without judgment or pathologizing.
• You have been carrying trauma around for a long time.
You may not even name it as trauma, but your body and relationships feel the weight of it.
• You are seeking support that helps you make sense of loss and steady yourself again. Whether you’re grieving a loved one, a relationship, or a life change, therapy provides you space to process and find a way forward at your own pace.
Before you Reach Out
What Happens During Your Consultation
How long are they?
About 15 minutes, by phone.
What will we cover?
What's going on, what you're hoping for, and whether we're a good fit.
Is it free?
Yes it is.
How long are they?
If feels like a fit, you'll schedule your first session directly with the therapist doing the consultation.
Why people choose Vantage Point
Most people who come here have already tried to make sense of what’s going on.
They’ve thought about it, talked about it, and maybe even tried to push through it, only to find themselves back in the same patterns.
That’s usually because the problem isn’t just one thing. It’s layered. People are often dealing with a mix of trauma, relationship dynamics, anxiety, identity, and how their body responds under pressure.
We help you sort through all of that so you can actually understand what’s happening and start figuring out what to do next.
We Offer Diverse Therapeutic Approaches
Individual, Group and Couples Therapy
Whether you're trying to work on yourself or work on your relationship, our therapy sessions are designed to help you reframe your thoughts, examine yourself, and heal from your traumas.
We also offer therapy that can improve your relationship skills, communication, and boundaries.
Texas and California Online and Distance Therapy
For those outside of Dallas. We offer distance therapy and Telehealth therapy to people who are needing help with addictions, sex, trauma, and relationships.
Common Questions
How Long are therapy sessions?
Most therapy sessions are 45-50 minutes. However, group sessions and some couples sessions are longer. Your therapist will go over this with you when you schedule each appointment.
Do you take insurance?
We’re not on any insurance panels. We can give you what are called “superbills” that you can submit to see what out of network coverage you might have.
Is it common to be nervous before therapy?
The short answer is “yes.” However, most clients report their therapy becoming a resource for them that they look forward to over time.
Are your sessions in person or online?
We offer in-person therapy in Dallas as well as telehealth for clients located in Texas. For those in California, both Dr. Michael Salas and Phillip McCulley are licensed and work with clients via Telehealth.
For people outside of those states, you may still be able to work with one of our therapists. Contact us to see if that is a possibility.
What if I've tried therapy before and it didn't help?
Previous therapy not working doesn’t necessarily mean therapy can’t help. Sometimes the approach wasn’t right. Sometimes the relationship with the therapist wasn’t right. And sometimes understanding a problem isn’t enough to change it.
We believe the therapeutic relationship itself matters. Our work gives you space to be honest, curious, and sometimes uncomfortable enough to see things from a different perspective and begin doing something different with what you discover.
What issues do you work with?
We specialize in helping adults and couples with relationship, sexual, and emotional concerns, including:
- Relationship problems and emotional disconnection
- Betrayal, infidelity, and rebuilding trust
- Sex and intimacy concerns
- Pornography and compulsive sexual behavior
- Sexual performance concerns and sexual dysfunction
- Trauma and its impact on relationships
- Anxiety, depression, shame, and self-esteem
- LGBTQ+ identity and relationship concerns
- Relationship issues and anxiety related to kinks, non-monogamy and fetishes
- Divorce, separation, and uncertainty about whether to stay or leave
- Codependency and unhealthy relationship patterns
You don’t have to know exactly what category your problem fits into before reaching out. Many of the people we work with come in because something isn’t working anymore, and they’re not entirely sure why.
How do I know if Vantage Point is the right fit for me?
You don’t need to know exactly what’s wrong or what kind of therapy you need before reaching out. We work with adults and couples dealing with relationship problems, betrayal, sexual concerns, compulsive behaviors, trauma, and other issues that can leave you feeling stuck or disconnected. During your consultation, we’ll talk about what you’re looking for and help determine whether one of our therapists may be a good fit.
What if I don't know which therapist I should see?
That’s okay. You don’t have to figure that out on your own. Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll help connect you with a therapist whose experience, approach, and availability fit what you’re needing.
Ready to Get Started?
Most people feel some hesitation before reaching out, but opening up is often easier than they expect. When you’re ready, we’re here.