Texas community resource

Family Therapy

Alamo Ranch Counseling & Wellness

Family counseling focused on communication, conflict, trust, boundaries, transitions, blended families, and supporting relatives with health or mental health conditions.

TexasMental Health and CounselingFamily therapy is offered through the San Antonio office in Bexar County; online sessions may be available across Texas subject to participant locations, therapist licensure, consent, privacy, and clinical fit.

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How to get help

Call 726-215-8775 or use the official contact form to request a free consultation. Describe who would participate, the main concerns, scheduling needs, in-person or virtual preference, and any legal or safety factors; confirm the clinician and private-pay rate.

Who this service helps

Families seeking voluntary outpatient counseling and able to participate under the practice's consent and safety policies. Intake must identify participants, minors and guardians, goals, appointment format, therapist fit, and whether active violence, court involvement, or crisis needs require another service.

Where this service is available

Service area: Family therapy is offered through the San Antonio office in Bexar County; online sessions may be available across Texas subject to participant locations, therapist licensure, consent, privacy, and clinical fit.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Published 50-minute family or couples rates are $165 with a licensed therapist and $120 with an associate; the named senior clinician's couples rate is $190. The practice is not in network with insurance but accepts HSA/FSA cards and may provide superbills. Confirm the exact family-session rate and reimbursement eligibility.

About this service

The official family-therapy page describes assessing family interaction and communication patterns, listening to each member's perspective, and setting shared goals. Reasons for care include recurring arguments, sibling rivalry, parent-child conflict, trust and respect, shame, boundaries, values, divorce, transitions, blended families, and supporting a loved one with a health or mental health condition.

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