Anywhere in Texas
Online Therapy and Medication Management for Dallas and Fort Worth
Dallas and Fort Worth residents can meet with our Texas-licensed team by video. Therapy, couples counseling and psychiatric medication management all work well online.
No commute across the Metroplex
In a region where getting across town can take as long as a session, video therapy gives you back the drive. You can meet with a clinician from home, from a parked car, or from a quiet room at work, wherever you have privacy.
Who we are
Sugar Land Counseling Center is a group practice near Houston, founded in 2006. North Texas clients see us only by telehealth. Each session requires that you are in Texas at the time, which is easy for anyone living in Dallas, Fort Worth or the surrounding cities.
Good reasons to try us by video
- Evening and weekend appointments that fit long workdays
- Couples counseling when both partners can log in
- A psychologist for adults who want direct, practical sessions
- Clinicians who speak Spanish, Hindi, Gujarati and Bengali
- Medication management coordinated with your therapist
How it works for North Texas clients
- Format
- Secure video, by telehealth only
- Location
- You must be in Texas during each session
- Testing
- In person in Sugar Land only
- Medication management
- Telehealth; private pay
Clinicians who offer telehealth
Kamau Richard, LPC‑S
Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor
Therapy for Individuals, Couples and Families
Maggie Johnson, M.Div., LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
Therapy for Individuals and Couples
Torresy Smith, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Therapy for Teens, Adults and Athletes
Dr. Sunetra Martinez
Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and Licensed School Psychologist
Therapy and Clinical Supervision
Dr. Richard P. Diaz, DNP, PMHNP
Psychiatric & Family Nurse Practitioner
Medication Management
Dr. Renata Nero
Licensed Psychologist
Therapy and Consultation
Getting set up
- 1.
Pick a clinician
Filter Find a Clinician by telehealth and the concern you want help with.
- 2.
Request a time
Book in the client portal; you get confirmation and paperwork by email.
- 3.
Test your setup
Check your camera, sound and connection a few minutes early.
Dallas and Fort Worth questions
Do couples need to be in the same room?
It is usually easiest if you are, but ask your clinician; some sessions work with partners in two places in Texas.
What if my video drops?
Your clinician will try to reconnect, and if that fails, call you at the number on file.
Can you see my child online?
All of our child and teen therapists offer telehealth. Very young children often do better in the office.
Therapy and medication in one practice
Because our therapists and medication providers work in the same practice, a North Texas client can see a therapist weekly and meet with Dr. Richard P. Diaz for medication, all by video. With your written permission, they can talk with each other about your care, which saves you from repeating your history and keeps everyone working toward the same goals. That kind of coordination is often harder to arrange when your therapist and prescriber work in different offices.
Book a video session
Request a telehealth appointment online, or call or text 832-876-3232.