Strengthen the relationship with yourself and release the control that food, money or problematic relationship behaviors have on your life

heather lowrey therapist eating disorder
  • I’m a licensed therapist in both Texas (LPC) and Washington (LMHC) and a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT). I completed my Master of Science in Counseling from Southern Methodist University and Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University.

  • Using elements of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), we will focus on decreasing the shame attached to compulsive behaviors and increasing self-compassion to develop a healthy intimate relationship with yourself and others.

    By identifying and embracing your values, you will understand your triggers and motivations and ultimately learn effective coping mechanisms that align with the life you envision.

  • I work from a trauma-informed, weight-neutral and anti-racist framework. I am committed to creating an inclusive and accepting space for all clients. I strive to make people of all sizes, races, ethnicities, genders and orientations feel welcome, heard and valued during our time together.

Our Specialities

  • Intimacy Disorders

    When the desire and pursuit of romantic or sexual fulfillment becomes all-consuming, it is a sign that perhaps we are trying to fill another emotional need. This includes compulsive sexual behaviors, fantasizing or fixation on new relationships and staying in emotionally unhealthy relationships.

  • Disordered Eating

    Understand how hyperfocus on food and preoccupation with body size, shape and weight may be used to manage feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, helplessness and powerlessness. We are also able to offer support for clients considering bariatric surgery.

  • Work & Financial Stress

    Our beliefs about money and work are formed early in our lives and impact our behaviors, relationships and choices more than you think. Both the over-focus and the avoidance of money inhibits our ability to connect with ourselves and cause conflict in our relationships.