Marriage Counseling in Spring and Cypress, TX
Every marriage moves through seasons that are harder than others — disconnection, conflict that keeps repeating, betrayal, or simply drifting apart under the weight of a busy life. At Spring Grove Counseling, marriage counseling isn’t an add-on to our couples work — it’s a dedicated process led by therapists who specialize in helping married partners rebuild trust, communication, and connection. Meet in person at our Spring or Cypress office, or work with your therapist virtually — whatever fits your life.
Meet Our Marriage Counseling Team
Why Couples Choose Spring Grove for Marriage Counseling
As a self-pay practice, you choose your therapist based on fit and experience — not which names happen to be on an insurance panel. That means no waitlists set by network limits, no session caps, and no one outside the room deciding how your care is managed. If you have out-of-network benefits, we provide a superbill so you can pursue reimbursement on your own terms.
Claudia Zarate
LPC Associate
Gottman Method-trained, focused on communication patterns and conflict repair (bilingual; Spanish is available).
Daniel Richey
LCSW-S
Gottman & EFT-trained, with an attachment-focused approach to repairing marriages after trauma or disconnection.
Deborah Workman
LPC, NCC
Licensed in Texas with a family-centered approach.
Heidi Grover
CCTP, LPC
25+ years of experience with a focused process built to rebuild trust and connection between partners.
James Mena
LCDC, LPC-S
37+ years of experience; direct and participatory in session; additional expertise in addiction’s impact on relationships.
Lisa Kerr
LPC, NCC
Licensed in Idaho, Texas, and Utah; uses Internal Family Systems for counseling.
Maggie DeBerry
LPC Associate
Trained in evidence-based practices and will help you with a holistic approach.
Tiffany Simmons
LMSW
Works with couples alongside individual therapy, especially where anxiety or stress is affecting the relationship.
Success
What Marriage Counseling Looks Like Here
We start with a joint session to understand where things stand — conflict that keeps repeating, a specific betrayal, feeling more like roommates than partners, or wanting to strengthen a good marriage before a hard season hits. From there, your therapist builds a plan specific to your relationship, not a one-size-fits-all curriculum. Couples who want more concentrated work often ask about our Couples Intensive format — a single extended session or weekend built around your relationship.
Have Questions?
Frequently Asked
Questions
How much does marriage counseling cost in Spring, TX?
Pricing varies by therapist and credential level, since you’re choosing based on fit rather than an insurance panel. See our Fee Page for current rates.
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Do you accept insurance for marriage counseling?
We’re a self-pay practice, which lets you choose a therapist based on fit rather than network. We work with a small number of insurance plans depending on the therapist, and we provide a superbill so you can seek out-of-network reimbursement on your own.
What’s the difference between marriage counseling and couples therapy?
In practice, they overlap significantly — “marriage counseling” often refers specifically to legally married partners, while “couples therapy” covers any committed relationship. Our therapists work with both, using the same evidence-based approaches (Gottman Method, EFT, and attachment-focused work).
Do you offer virtual marriage counseling?
Yes — for couples anywhere in Texas, California, Idaho, New Mexico, and Utah, for qualifying clients.
Ready to talk to someone? Book a free consultation with one of our marriage counseling therapists, or reach out and we’ll help you find the right fit.
Couples Therapy Intensives
A couples intensive is a concentrated therapy experience where you and your partner work with a therapist for several focused hours over one to three days — rather than meeting for 50 minutes once a week.
Relationship Roadmap
The Taylor Johnson Temperament Analysis is a structured relationship assessment designed to help couples better understand personality patterns, communication styles, emotional needs, and stress responses. It provides insight into why certain conflicts repeat and offers practical tools.
