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Love, Connection, & Relationships for Gay Men
Shame and Vulnerability Group




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What Can We Help With?
Sex Addiction
Sexual Intimacy Issues
Relationship Problems
Trauma Therapy

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.

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Meet Our Team

Dallas Counselor

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

Chemical Dependency Counselor in Dallas

Zach Ramsey, MS, LPC, LCDC, CSAT


LGBT Counselor in Dallas

Phillip McCulley, MA, LMFT, CSAT-C

Heather Henry, LMSW, CSAT-C

Ian Hammonds, MS, LMFT-Associate, LPC-Intern

Supervisor-Candy Marcum, LPC-S, LMFT-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

  • Relationship Issues: When Does Porn Use Become a Problem?
    Relationship Issues: When Does Porn Use Become a Problem?
    May 21, 2018 by
    Relationship Issues: When Does Porn Use Become a Problem? As a kid, you might remember searching for your dad’s stack of Playboy magazines in the garage or the adult section of the video store hidden behind a velvet curtain. Today, however, porn is much more readily accessible with online sites...
  • What do Emotions Have to do with Sexual Dysfunction?
    What do Emotions Have to do with Sexual Dysfunction?
    May 16, 2018 by
    What do Emotions Have to do with Sexual Dysfunction? If you watch TV for any length of time, you’ll see a commercial for common sexual dysfunctions. You’ll see clinics who advertise the use of hormones to “treat” sexual dysfunctions. However, few will advertise the importance of your emotions in dealing...
  • How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Relationship Mistakes
    How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Relationship Mistakes
    May 12, 2018 by
    How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Relationship Mistakes We all want to be successful in our relationships. When a relationship has lost its strength and passion, we may turn to grand gestures as the solution. However, the most common relationship mistakes are ones that neglect the modes in which...
  • Share, Learn, and Support: How Group Therapy Can Benefit Gay Men
    Share, Learn, and Support: How Group Therapy Can Benefit Gay Men
    April 25, 2018 by
    Share, Learn, and Support: How Group Therapy Can Benefit Gay Men Do you find yourself struggling to connect with others? Is it difficult to build intimate relationships with other men? Are you feeling burdened by the obstacles of your past? Coming-out, though an important step, is not always the hardest...
  • How You Can Truly Empathize With Those You Don’t Agree With
    How You Can Truly Empathize With Those You Don’t Agree With
    April 16, 2018 by
    How You Can Truly Empathize With Those You Don’t Agree With Have you ever been in a situation in which, while trying to comfort or resolve an argument with your significant other, you are accused of being insensitive or trying to “fix” the situation? Are you quick to defend yourself...