Therapist · Texas
Online therapy in Texas
Online therapy for Texas couples and adults: infidelity repair, neurodiverse couples and depth-oriented couples therapy; meaning, career change, burnout and neurodivergence; and hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting. Licensed in Texas and available by video anywhere in the state.
- All 254 Texas counties
- Private pay, superbills available
- TX LPC #92348
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Amiti Grozdon, M.Ed., LPC
Texas LPC #92348 · Online across Texas
I'm a licensed counselor working online with couples and adults. I help couples working through infidelity, neurodiverse couples and couples caught in the same fight, adults facing questions of meaning, career change, burnout and neurodivergence, and people with hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting.
My approach is direct, warm and practical. The therapist you meet on the consultation call is the therapist you work with.
What I help with
Three areas of focus
Texas is a big state, and the right therapist for what you're facing may not be the closest one to your zip code. Online therapy lets you have a Texas license and the right focus at the same time.
Couples therapy
For couples who want to understand each other, and themselves, more deeply.
Learn more about couples therapyMeaning and relationships
For when the life you built no longer fits the person you've become.
Learn more about meaning and relationshipsBFRBs
Hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting. "Just stop" was never the answer.
Learn more about bfrbsWhy online therapy fits Texas
Built for the size of this state
Texas geography makes focused care hard to reach. Traffic in the big metros makes weekly appointments hard to keep, and outside them, the nearest therapist with the right training may be hours away.
Online therapy also helps if you value privacy. In smaller communities, seeing a local therapist can mean running into them at the grocery store. Sessions from home avoid that.
No commute, no waiting room
Join from home, your office or any private space, and get back the hour you'd spend driving.
Focused training, statewide
Couples, neurodivergent and BFRB work reaches every Texas community, not just the big cities.
Privacy and discretion
Secure, confidential sessions, with no chance of being seen walking into an office.
Flexible for Texas schedules
Partners can join from separate places in Texas, which helps with mismatched work schedules and travel.
Major Texas cities
Therapy across Texas's largest metros
Each Texas metro brings its own pressures to relationships and daily life. Online sessions offer the same depth of work wherever you are.
Austin
Capital cityAustin draws tech professionals, creatives and newcomers. Many clients here are dual-career couples in demanding work cultures, couples reshaped by relocation and fast change, and adults recognizing ADHD or autism later in life.
Burnout among high achievers whose systems have stopped working, and neurodiverse couples trying to find a shared language, are common reasons Austin clients reach out.
Dallas
MetroplexDallas couples often arrive carrying the strain of corporate life: long hours, frequent travel, and the slow erosion of closeness when both partners run at full capacity. Infidelity repair is a common starting point.
Burnout hidden behind strong performance, and questions about what comes next in a career, are frequent threads in individual work.
Houston
Gulf CoastHouston's sprawl makes weekly in-person therapy hard for many couples, and the commute is often what breaks consistency. It's also one of the most diverse cities in the country, with bilingual households and international families adding their own layers to relationship work. Online sessions remove the drive.
Fort Worth
Western DFWFort Worth and the western DFW corridor, including Arlington, Benbrook and Southlake, bring couples working through family-of-origin patterns and the strain parenting can put on a marriage, along with adults navigating burnout and life transitions.
San Antonio
South TexasSan Antonio's military community shapes much of the relationship work here: deployment cycles, reintegration and the impact of repeated moves on a marriage. Multigenerational households are also common, adding their own dynamics to couples and individual work.
El Paso
West TexasEl Paso's distance from the rest of Texas means focused therapists can be hard to find locally, which makes online sessions especially useful for couples work, neurodivergence and BFRB treatment. El Paso is on Mountain time, so weekday sessions there run 7 to 10am.
Midland and Odessa
Permian BasinOilfield families in the Permian Basin often navigate long absences, boom-and-bust financial stress, and the strain long-distance work puts on a marriage. Infidelity repair and rebuilding closeness after time apart are common reasons couples here reach out.
Texas suburbs and smaller cities
Online therapy for every Texas community
Online sessions are available in every Texas town, suburb and rural area, at the same depth as the larger cities.
- Plano
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Allen
- Richardson
- Garland
- Irving
- Carrollton
- Lewisville
- Flower Mound
- Coppell
- Southlake
- Grapevine
- Keller
- The Colony
- Prosper
- Celina
- Round Rock
- Cedar Park
- Leander
- Pflugerville
- Georgetown
- Kyle
- Buda
- San Marcos
- Lakeway
- Bee Cave
- Dripping Springs
- Wimberley
- Fredericksburg
- The Woodlands
- Spring
- Tomball
- Conroe
- Magnolia
- Cypress
- Katy
- Sugar Land
- Pearland
- Friendswood
- League City
- Missouri City
- Richmond
- Rosenberg
- Galveston
- Beaumont
- Tyler
- Longview
- Marshall
- Texarkana
- Waco
- Temple
- Killeen
- Bryan and College Station
- Lubbock
- Amarillo
- Abilene
- San Angelo
- Wichita Falls
- Brownsville
- McAllen
- Edinburg
- Harlingen
- Laredo
- Corpus Christi
- Victoria
- New Braunfels
- Schertz
- Cibolo
- Boerne
- Kerrville
Don't see your town? You can still book. Online sessions cover all of Texas, as long as you're physically in the state during each session.
My approach
How I work with Texas clients
Focused training, not a generalist approach. My training includes Couples Infidelity Repair from the Gottman Institute, AANE neurodiverse couples and intimacy trainings, ACT for Autism and Adult ADHD, DBT for Neurodivergent Clients and the ComB model for BFRBs.
- Neurodivergent-affirming: if you or your partner are ADHD, autistic or AuDHD, therapy is built around how you function, with no fixing and no neurotypical assumptions
- Direct and warm: I'll tell you what I'm seeing, kindly and clearly, because therapy that's too gentle to land doesn't help
- Couples or individual: sessions are 50 or 90 minutes, weekly or every other week, with one-day intensives on Fridays and Saturdays
- Set hours: weekly sessions Monday to Friday, 8 to 11am Central (7 to 10am in El Paso), and intensives on Fridays and Saturdays
- Practical, not abstract: insight matters, and so does what you do on Tuesday morning
Do you see clients across all of Texas?
Yes. I serve adults and couples anywhere in Texas by secure video, in cities, suburbs and rural areas alike, as long as you're physically in Texas during each session.
What do you help Texas clients with?
Three areas: couples therapy, including infidelity repair, neurodiverse couples, depth-oriented couples therapy and couples intensives; meaning and relationships, including career change, burnout, ADHD and neurodivergence; and BFRBs, like hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting.
What approaches do you use?
It depends on the work. For couples, I draw on my Gottman training in infidelity repair, AANE-informed work for neurodiverse couples, and depth-oriented work inspired by Jungian ideas. For individuals, I use ACT and solution-focused work. For BFRBs, I use the ComB model. The mix is matched to you, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
How much does it cost?
I'm private pay. Couples sessions are $250 for 50 minutes or $450 for 90 minutes, and individual sessions are $200 for 50 minutes or $350 for 90 minutes. If you have out-of-network benefits, I can provide a monthly superbill, but reimbursement isn't guaranteed. See services and fees.
Can partners join couples sessions from different places in Texas?
Yes. As long as both partners are physically in Texas during the session, you can join from separate locations. That can help with different work schedules or travel.
Do I need a diagnosis to start ADHD or autism-related therapy?
No. Self-identified, questioning, late-identified and formally diagnosed adults are all welcome. Many adults come to therapy in their 30s or 40s suspecting ADHD or autism without ever being evaluated, and therapy can be a place to explore that.
What are your hours?
Weekly sessions are Monday to Friday, 8 to 11am Central, which is 7 to 10am in El Paso on Mountain time. Couples intensives run Fridays and Saturdays from 8am to 1pm Central, and BFRB intensives from 8 to 11am Central.
Do you offer in-person sessions, or work with teens?
No. The practice is fully online, and I work with adults 18 and older. I also don't prescribe medication. If you need in-person care, a prescriber or support for a teen, I'm happy to point you toward the right kind of provider.
How do I file a complaint in Texas?
You have the right to file a complaint with the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council at bhec.texas.gov (opens in a new tab) or by calling 800-821-3205.
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The consultation is a free 15-minute phone call. I'll call you at the time you choose, and we'll see if we're a fit. No pressure, no commitment.