Stanford Couples Counseling

Stanford Couples Counseling DFW's trusted home for relational wellness. Therapy that works.
đź“Ť Locations in Dallas, Plano, Fort Worth, Flower Mound, & McKinney.

We don’t “fix” people.(We’re therapists, not appliance repair.)What we do is help you untangle the emotional knots you t...
12/09/2025

We don’t “fix” people.

(We’re therapists, not appliance repair.)

What we do is help you untangle the emotional knots you tied yourself—sometimes with the enthusiasm of someone assembling IKEA furniture at midnight.

You bring the tangled mess.

We bring the flashlight, the emotional roadmap, and maybe a snack.

Together, we figure it out—no Allen wrench required.

Stanford supports professionals and individuals who carry a lot and want to carry it better. Therapy can be the differen...
12/05/2025

Stanford supports professionals and individuals who carry a lot and want to carry it better. Therapy can be the difference between feeling stuck and moving forward.

You don’t have to be in crisis to want something more.

👉 What’s changed most in how you relate to yourself since starting therapy?

12/04/2025

🌿 Change rarely feels tidy.

In relationships, growth often looks like acceptance—the quiet recognition that time, difference, and imperfection are all part of the process.

Every season teaches this truth in its own way. 🍂

Dr. Paul Stanford didn’t set out to build a therapy practice. He set out to fix what felt broken—in the experience of th...
12/02/2025

Dr. Paul Stanford didn’t set out to build a therapy practice. He set out to fix what felt broken—in the experience of therapy itself.

Too often, clients left therapy feeling unheard, mismatched, or stuck. He believed there was a better way.

Today, Stanford Couples Counseling is home to a team of highly trained, relationally focused therapists —each selected for their clinical excellence and human insight. The Stanford team represents a range of licensure types and therapeutic disciplines, offering depth, diversity, and care that meets clients where they are.

The Stanford difference is rooted in thoughtful therapist-client matching, a phased roadmap for real progress, and a culture that treats relational health as essential—not optional.

This is therapy that’s purposeful, personal, and built to create lasting change.

✨ Meet the Stanford difference: +1 (972) 841-1731

12/01/2025

Therapist Lisethe Salcido, M.A., LPC-Associate shares a deeply personal gratitude this season—thankfulness for her life, her health, and the community that rallied around her during her cancer diagnosis.

Through vulnerability, support, and new conversations, she’s found fresh ways of seeing life and strength in connection. 💛

What are you grateful for this season?

11/30/2025

Therapist Victoria Dang, M.S., LPC-Associate shares her gratitude for the relationships that shaped her year—her newly adopted cat, the close friendships she’s built, and the loved ones who supported her through both the highs and the challenges.

Each has played a meaningful role in her growth as a counselor and as a person. đź’›

What are you grateful for this season?

11/29/2025

Counseling intern, Eden Taylor, shares her gratitude for her husband, who has supported her wholeheartedly as she completes her master’s degree—taking on bedtime, dinner, and school routines so she can focus on her clients and pursue her dream of becoming a licensed professional counselor. 💛

What are you grateful for this season?

Thanksgiving is more than a date on the calendar. It's a relationship—with our people, our stories, our past, our presen...
11/27/2025

Thanksgiving is more than a date on the calendar. It's a relationship—with our people, our stories, our past, our present.

Sometimes that relationship feels full and joyful. Sometimes it feels strained or lonely. Often, it’s both.

At Stanford Couples Counseling, we believe connection is something we practice, not just something we have. And on a day built around gathering, that truth feels especially tender.

So to our clients, our team, and every person navigating togetherness, distance, or in-between spaces this holiday—we see you. We’re grateful for you.

And we’re holding deep thanks for every quiet act of care, honesty, and hope that brings people closer.

11/27/2025

Dr. Paul Stanford, PhD, LMFT-S shares his gratitude for a courageous group of men who have joined him in exploring what it means to be a man in 2025.

Many are long-term clients whose growth, vulnerability, and commitment have impacted him as deeply as he hopes to impact them. He’s grateful for their willingness to walk this journey together. 💛

What are you grateful for this season?

We love cookies. Truly.But not enough to break the law.So when your spouse asks, “What did they really say in their indi...
11/25/2025

We love cookies. Truly.

But not enough to break the law.

So when your spouse asks, “What did they really say in their individual session?”—even with baked goods in hand—the answer is still no.

Confidentiality isn’t just a policy. It’s the foundation of trust.

Without it, therapy doesn’t work.

With it, you get a space where truth can actually show up.

(And for the record, if we were bribable, it would take at least a whole cheesecake. Probably homemade.)

11/24/2025

Therapist Bianca Milliern, M.S., LPC shares her gratitude for beginning a new chapter with the SCC team. After more than a decade as a solo practitioner, she’s excited to join a community dedicated to growth, connection, and healing. 💛

What are you grateful for this season?

11/22/2025

Therapist Trinity Wilson, M.A., LPC shares her gratitude for the freedom to make new choices—reminding us that we’re never stuck in old patterns or systems that no longer serve us. Growth is always possible, and that’s something to be deeply grateful for. 💛

What are you grateful for this season?

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4311 Oak Lawn Avenue
Dallas, TX
75219

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Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 5pm - 9pm

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+19728411731

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