Sex Therapy, Relationship Counseling, LGBT-friendly Therapists, and Trauma Counselors in Dallas, TX

Need help with love, sex, trust, and relationships?
You’re in the right place.
Rediscover authenticity, connection and happiness.

Learn about how we can help.

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexual Compulsivity

Relationship Issues

LGBT Affirming Therapy

Trauma

Transgender Care

Learn about our groups

Sexual Compulsivity Men’s Group

Non-Binary Therapy Group

Dallas Therapists for Addictions and Relationship Issues

Rebuild trust, enhance love, create connection.

Contact us if you’re dealing with the following:
Sexual Compulsivity or Compulsive Porn Use
Sexual dysfunction or Sexual Frustration
Relationship and Communication Issues
Lost Hope, Trust, and Connection as a Partner of an Addict
Trauma Resolution

All of our services are LGBT affirming.

We help those who are struggling with self-acceptance, fear of coming out, and shame.
We are also affirming to those who are in non-traditional, or more open relationships by offering a non-judgmental, open perspective.

Meet Our Team

Dr. Michael J. Salas, PsyD, LPC-S, LCDC, CSAT, CST
Owner and Founder

Zach Ramsey, MS, LPC, LCDC, CSAT

Phillip McCulley, MA, LMFT, CSAT-C

Heather Henry, LCSW, CSAT-C, CCPS-C

James West, MS, LPC-Intern

Supervisor- Michael Salas

McKenna Rankin, MRC, LPC

Aydrelle Collins, MS, LPC-Intern

Supervised by Michael Salas, MA, LPC-S

Our training and credentials include:
Certified Sex Addiction Therapist trained
Certified Sex Therapist trained
EMDR trained
Somatic Experiencing trained
Gottman Couples Therapy experience
Daring Way™ trained
Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselors
Post-Induction Therapy trained
Certified Partner of Sex Addict Trauma Specialist Trained

From Our Therapy Blog

My Role as a Sex Therapist in the Time of the Coronavirus
March 30, 2020 by Aydrelle Collins
My Role as a Sex Therapist in the Time of the Coronavirus I was recently asked what do I think my role as a sex therapist is at this time. That was a scary question for me because I wasn’t sure if I had an answer or even more scary...
The Limits of Control in Extreme Vulnerability
March 22, 2020 by Michael Salas
The Limits of Control in Extreme Vulnerability In this post, I’ll be using a term that could be controversial, which is “faith.” I want to begin with the disclaimer that faith is often used in relation to religion. I have no issues with people practicing any religion that feels authentic to...
“Does Social Distancing Mean I Shouldn’t Have Sex?”
March 18, 2020 by Michael Salas
“Does Social Distancing Mean I Shouldn’t Have Sex?” COVID-19 (“the coronavirus”) is leaving a lot of confusion. As a sex therapist, I thought there was a topic that needs to be named and discussed. Really, we just don’t know a ton about this virus and new information keeps coming every...
Coronavirus Fears and Other Feelings: Coping with Uncertainty
March 13, 2020 by Michael Salas
Coronavirus Fears and Other Feelings: Coping with Uncertainty It’s a challenging time to stay balanced and focused when there is a threat like COVID-19 out there. Few of us can recall such major disruptions of our lives and our daily routines. I know I’ve had a lot of different emotions...
Relationship Trauma and Vulnerability
March 2, 2020 by Michael Salas
Relationship Trauma and Vulnerability Relationship traumas can include betrayal, domestic violence and discovery of addictions. All of these situations can cause trauma that can lead to being stuck in a repetitive cycle in your relationship, fear of making changes, a loss of a sense of who you are, and confusion...