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Couples therapy · Katy & online in Texas

Couples counseling in Katy, TX.

When the same conversations keep ending the same way, it can help to have someone guide you through them. Social House offers couples and marriage counseling in Katy and online across Texas.

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What brings you here

Make room for a different conversation.

You can care about each other and still feel stuck. Couples therapy offers a structured place to talk about conflict, trust, emotional distance, and the changes you want to make together.

  • Communication & conflict

    Understand recurring arguments and practice expressing what you need more clearly.

  • Distance & connection

    Talk about feeling disconnected, intimacy concerns, and what closeness means to each of you.

  • Trust & repair

    Work through infidelity, hurt, or other ruptures that have affected your relationship.

  • Parenting & family life

    Navigate parenting stress, co-parenting, blended families, and changing responsibilities.

  • Major transitions

    Make space for the impact of marriage, a new baby, relocation, or career changes.

  • Culture & shared expectations

    Explore family-of-origin patterns, cultural differences, and the expectations you bring to your relationship.

What to expect

Understand the pattern. Practice something different.

Your first appointment is a chance to talk about what brings you in, hear each partner’s perspective, and discuss goals. Your therapist will explain how sessions work, including confidentiality and next steps. You do not need to agree on everything before starting.

  1. 01

    Hear each other’s perspective.

    Talk about what brings you in, how your relationship has changed, and what you each hope to work on.

  2. 02

    Slow down the cycle.

    Notice what happens when conversations go off track and practice different ways to respond.

  3. 03

    Use it outside the session.

    Try communication and repair practices in everyday moments, then adjust them together with your therapist.

Our approach. Depending on your clinician and relationship needs, sessions may incorporate Gottman Method principles, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), attachment-based work, or parts-informed strategies. Ask your therapist about their approach.

Read our guide to your first couples counseling session

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Where we meet

Meet in Katy, or connect online.

Couples counseling and marriage counseling are available in person at our Katy office or online in Texas. Our team can help you explore appointment options that work for both partners.

1806 Snake River Rd, Suite B
Katy, TX 77449
In-person visits by appointment.

Learn about online therapy

Finding your therapist

The relationship matters.

We welcome couples at different stages of their relationship, including LGBTQIA+ partners, engaged or married couples, and long-term partnerships. Tell our team you are looking for couples counseling, what you hope to work on, and whether you prefer in-person or online visits. We can help you identify a clinician who offers couples work and discuss current availability.

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Planning for care

Get clear on the practical details.

Before booking, confirm the fee and session length for your selected clinician. If you plan to use insurance, verify coverage for the specific couples service and clinician with your plan. Network participation alone does not guarantee coverage. Our team can explain payment options.

View rates & insurance information

Related reading

A little more to explore.

Read at your own pace about starting couples therapy, communication, boundaries, and rebuilding after betrayal.

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Your next step

Take the next step together.

Request an appointment, or contact our team if you would like help choosing a couples therapist. Share your preferred days and whether you want to meet in Katy or online. We can help you check fit, availability, and the next steps for intake.

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Prefer to call? 832-284-7354. Visits are by appointment; evening and Saturday availability varies by clinician.

A few common questions

Before you begin.

Do we need to be married?

No. We work with couples at different stages, including dating, engaged, married, and long-term partners. LGBTQIA+ couples are welcome.

Do we have to be in a crisis?

No. Couples counseling can also be a place to strengthen communication, understand each other’s needs, or prepare for a major change.

What if my partner is unsure about counseling?

You can arrive with different expectations. Let your therapist know what each of you hopes for and what feels uncertain. If your partner does not want to participate, ask about individual counseling to explore your own needs and choices.

What happens at the first couples counseling session?

You will discuss what brought you in, your relationship history, and what each of you hopes might change. Your therapist will review how sessions work and begin discussing next steps. Our first-session guide includes questions to ask and a preparation checklist.

What will we work on in sessions?

Your therapist will help you identify goals together. Sessions may include guided conversations, understanding recurring conflict, communication practice, and ways to repair connection between appointments.

How much does couples counseling cost?

Rates vary by clinician and appointment type. See our current rates and insurance information, then ask our team to confirm the fee for your appointment before booking.

Does being in network mean our sessions are covered?

Network participation does not automatically confirm coverage for a particular service. Ask about your plan, your clinician, and the appointment you are requesting. Our insurance and superbill guide explains the questions to ask about referrals, authorization, and possible reimbursement.

Can we meet online?

Yes. Online couples counseling is available in Texas. Contact our team to discuss scheduling and arrangements for both partners before booking.

Ashley Rodriguez, LPC

Works with: Children, teens, and adults
Languages: English and Spanish
Focus: Anxiety, family stress, identity, and relationships

Ashley provides counseling in English and Spanish for children, teens, and adults. She supports clients navigating anxiety, family stress, identity exploration, relationship concerns, and emotions that can feel difficult to understand or manage.

Her approach is warm, grounded, and responsive to each person’s age, experiences, and needs. She blends CBT, trauma-informed strategies, play therapy, and emotion-focused approaches to help clients express themselves and develop ways of handling challenges.

Ashley brings respect for cultural differences and family experiences to her work. She offers a welcoming space for clients and families seeking bilingual care where they can feel understood and speak in the language most comfortable for them.

Jasmine Porche-Ware, LMFT-Associate

Works with: Individuals, couples, and families
Focus: Relationships, trauma, and emotional connection

Jasmine works with individuals, couples, and families who want to understand themselves and their relationships more clearly. She provides trauma-informed care with a particular commitment to supporting BIPOC clients in a space where their identities and experiences are respected.

Her approach is collaborative, compassionate, and shaped around each client’s needs. She helps clients recognize relational patterns, work through difficult conversations, and build stronger emotional connections. With couples, she draws from Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gottman Method principles. Her broader work includes CBT, DBT, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, and individual EMDR when appropriate.

Jasmine is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist-Associate, a certified Cognitive Processing Therapy provider through the State of Texas, and a certified sex therapist.

Maria Ramirez, LPC

Languages: English and Spanish
Focus: Anxiety, grief, cultural adjustment, and family relationships
Visits: In-person in Katy and online across Texas

Maria provides counseling in English and Spanish with warmth, curiosity, and respect for each client’s culture, identity, and lived experience. She supports people navigating anxiety, depression, grief, family relationships, cultural adjustment, and questions about who they are and where they belong.

She also works with clients who feel pressure to hold everything together—whether that shows up as perfectionism, self-criticism, imposter syndrome, or difficulty making room for their own needs. Her work includes support for migratory grief and the emotional challenges that can come with building a life in a new place.

Maria’s integrative approach draws from family systems, attachment-based, cognitive behavioral, and person-centered therapies. She offers individual EMDR when it fits a client’s needs, along with in-person counseling and secure online therapy across Texas.

Maria also leads our currently running Spanish-language group, Family Systems and Relational Healing. Contact our team to ask about the group or counseling with Maria.

Adam Rahman, LPC-S

Works with: Adults
Focus: Trauma, anxiety, relationships, and life transitions
Visits: In-person in Katy and online across Texas

Adam is the founder and Clinical Director of Social House Wellness Company. He works with adults navigating trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, stress, and major life transitions—including people who are used to achieving a lot while carrying more than others realize.

His style is grounded, direct, and collaborative. He combines Adlerian therapy, EMDR, Reality Therapy, and parts-informed work to help clients understand what they’re experiencing and find a way forward that fits their lives. Adam offers individual and group EMDR. His approach makes room for honest conversation, emotional safety, and working through what keeps showing up.

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