Center For Couples Counseling

Center For Couples Counseling We are a team of highly trained therapists specializing in couples and individual therapy, infertili Therapy can help.

We all face challenges in life and get into situations where it feels as though there's no way out. You may be dealing with relationship distress, difficult transitions, grieving a loss, struggling with infertility, or transitioning into parenthood. Therapy is a place where you can talk openly, find support, and gain coping skills for dealing with life in a more effective way. Every small step you take can make a big impact on your life. Making the decision to go to therapy is not an easy one. You may feel scared to talk to a stranger, or wonder how someone else can help you with your problems. Many people believe they will be labeled as "crazy." What's so crazy about wanting to feel better? I will work with you in a nonjudgmental and respectful way, broaden your ideas and perspectives, challenge your thinking and relationship patterns, and empower you to make lasting changes in your life. I will be there to keep you motivated and accountable. If you are contemplating therapy or working with me, please take a look at my website, erikalabuzanlopeztherapy.com. My website will provide you with more information about me, my therapeutic style and approach, as well as frequently asked questions and answers. I offer free 20 minute phone consultations as well. Please call me at (832) 827-3288 so that we can discuss more about your needs, goals, and what you are looking for in a therapist.

Have you ever pasted a text exchange into AI and asked, “What does this mean?” or maybe even, “Is my partner a narcissis...
09/18/2026

Have you ever pasted a text exchange into AI and asked, “What does this mean?” or maybe even, “Is my partner a narcissist?” You’re definitely not alone—and AI can actually be a useful relationship tool, but probably not in the way you think. This blog explores where AI can help you slow down, reflect, and consider new perspectives…and where it can accidentally reinforce the very story you came looking to confirm. The goal isn’t to stop asking AI about your relationship—it’s to learn how to ask better questions. If you believe it's important for people to access free relationship and mental health resources, like and share this post so it and all our content can reach more people!
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Have you used AI to try to solve a relationship issue? What types of information are you providing? What types of questions are you asking? Jaimi walks us through common myths and blunders when using AI and how to use it as an effective tool for processing.

Does couples therapy drag on because your therapist wants to keep you paying? Should they just tell you whether to stay ...
09/11/2026

Does couples therapy drag on because your therapist wants to keep you paying? Should they just tell you whether to stay together or break up? And can individual therapy fix relationship problems just as well? We’re busting some of the biggest myths about couples therapy—and giving you a peek behind the curtain at what good relational therapy is actually trying to accomplish.
If you think it's important for people to have access to free mental health and relationship resources, please like and share this post!
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Have you questioned the motives or efficacy of couples therapy? Do you think therapists keep people on their caseload for a paycheck? Did you have a therapist who just nodded and didn't give you feedback? Sky walks us through common misconceptions about the role of a couple's therapist.

Have you ever had a thought that scared you enough to wonder, “What kind of person thinks something like that?” Maybe it...
09/02/2026

Have you ever had a thought that scared you enough to wonder, “What kind of person thinks something like that?” Maybe it felt disturbing, completely unlike you, or so shameful that you’ve never told another person—and now part of you worries the thought itself must mean something about who you are. This blog explores why our minds can produce thoughts we don’t want, believe, or intend to act on, and why understanding the difference can bring enormous relief. You are more than the thoughts that pass through your mind, and sometimes healing starts by feeling safe enough to finally say the quiet part out loud. This month will be focused on discussing common misconceptions about mental health-we will be mythbusting all month long! Please like and share so more people will be able to access our valuable FREE mental health and relationship resources.
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Have you ever been alarmed when a strange or even scary thought pops into your head? Have you judged yourself for having the thought? Do you assign morals and your identity to every thought you have? Erika helps us get out of moral absolutes and see thoughts for what they are. Information to assess

Should your therapist ever tell you about their own life? For some, the answer is an emphatic no. For others, the right ...
08/28/2026

Should your therapist ever tell you about their own life? For some, the answer is an emphatic no. For others, the right amount of thoughtful self-disclosure can make therapy feel more human, collaborative, and healing. In this blog, therapist Sky shares why letting clients see the person behind the therapist, how to decide when it's appropriate, and why she believes the strongest therapeutic relationships aren't built on perfection—they're built on authenticity, trust, and doing the work together. If you believe more people need more access to resources, please like and share this post.
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If you've done therapy, did your therapist share relatable stories or keep their lives close to their vest? Which would you prefer? Sky walks us through the value of therapist self-disclosure in deepening trust with clients. We're all growing and learning.

Have you ever stopped to wonder how much of who you are is actually *you*... and how much is who you had to become growi...
08/20/2026

Have you ever stopped to wonder how much of who you are is actually *you*... and how much is who you had to become growing up? This blog explores the idea that there are two versions of ourselves: the person our parents raised and the person we're raising now through healing, self-awareness, and new choices. If you've ever struggled to know what you want, found yourself apologizing for taking up space, or felt like you're always putting everyone else first, you may recognize yourself here. The beautiful part is this: the patterns that once helped you survive don't have to be the ones that shape the rest of your life. If you enjoy our blogs or realize there's a need for people to be able to access relationship and mental health resources for FREE, you can help by liking and sharing this post!
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Do you trust yourself to pilot your life? Do you have a solid sense of identity or do you waver and adapt to keep the peace? Anterris walks us through why our adaptive child grew up accommodating others, how to recognize, re-parent through inner child work, and choose differently to live into your e

Healthy relationships usually aren't damaged by one big mistake—they're worn down by small habits we don't even realize ...
08/17/2026

Healthy relationships usually aren't damaged by one big mistake—they're worn down by small habits we don't even realize we're repeating. This blog explores six of the most common relationship blunders, from assuming the worst and keeping score to waiting too long to speak up and forgetting to notice the good. The encouraging news? Small shifts in awareness can create powerful changes in connection, one ordinary moment at a time. Please like and share so more people can access our free relationship resources.
CenterforCouplesCounseling.com
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Have you been wondering why your relationship feels off-track? Why there's distance or friction? Jaimi explains common human stances and approaches that erode emotional intimacy and safety over time.

Most people start therapy wondering if they're saying the "right" things—but almost no one wonders what happens if their...
08/11/2026

Most people start therapy wondering if they're saying the "right" things—but almost no one wonders what happens if their therapist gets something wrong. This blog explores why giving your therapist honest feedback isn't a sign that therapy is failing—it's often where the deepest healing begins. Sometimes the most transformative moment in therapy isn't being perfectly understood... it's discovering that a relationship can survive being misunderstood and repaired. Please like and share so more people can access our free resources.
CenterforCouplesCounseling.com
(832) 827-3288

Have you had a therapist miss what you're saying, offer solutions before you feel fully heard, or say something that doesn't sit well with you? Do you speak up or do you assume they know better than you? The therapeutic relationship is like any other. We make mistakes and we need honest feedback to

What happens when your body, brain, or nervous system doesn’t follow the s*xual “script” you were taught to expect? This...
07/29/2026

What happens when your body, brain, or nervous system doesn’t follow the s*xual “script” you were taught to expect? This blog explores how aging, disability, ADHD, autism, chronic illness, sensory differences, and trauma can shape intimacy—and why those differences don’t mean pleasure is off the table. With curiosity, communication, and the right accommodations, couples can create a s*x life that feels more accessible, connected, and genuinely their own. Check it out, and please like and share as it helps more people access our free relationship resources.
CenterforCouplesCounseling.com
(832) 827-3288

Do you or your partner have a physical or neurological disability or difference that impacts your s*x life? Do those things seem like stark incompatibilities and are wildly frustrating or you feel a sense of shame? You're not alone and exciting s*x is possible! Sky explores the various experiences,

Is cheating really about the behavior… or is it about the broken agreement? This blog explores why every relationship ha...
07/22/2026

Is cheating really about the behavior… or is it about the broken agreement? This blog explores why every relationship has different boundaries around flirting, p**n, social media, and outside connections—and why assumptions are often more damaging than the rules themselves. The healthiest relationships aren't built on mind-reading; they're built on clear conversations about what trust, loyalty, and betrayal actually mean to each of you. Please like and share to help more people access our free relationship resources.
CenterforCouplesCounseling.com
(832) 827-3288

Have you or your partner knowingly or unknowingly crossed the line of comfort based on your relationship agreements? Have you shared with your partner past relationship traumas and why you need extra care in certain areas? Do their actions feel like a threat to your security? It's time to make the i

What if one of the healthiest things you could do for your relationship is stop treating s*x like a topic that can never...
07/16/2026

What if one of the healthiest things you could do for your relationship is stop treating s*x like a topic that can never leave the bedroom? This blog explores why trusted conversations with friends, therapists, and educators can reduce shame, challenge unhelpful beliefs, and help you build a healthier, more connected intimate life. You don't have to overshare to benefit—you just have to stop believing you're supposed to figure it all out alone. Please like and share to help more people access our free relationship resources.
CenterforCouplesCounseling.com
(832) 827-3288

Have you and your partner(s) been stuck in a s*xual slump and the more your try to discuss it or avoid it, the more the tension rises? Do you try to find answers online and get more concerned about your s*xual function and compare yourself to others? This article details why opening the dialogue out

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