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Pragmatic, grounded psychotherapy for men who value clarity.

Name: Richard J Kuehn, Psychotherapy
Address: 2000 Crawford Street, Houston, TX, 77002, US
Telephone: 713-367-1516

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Problems We Help

ADHD

Anger

Anxiety

Couples Counseling

Midlife Crisis

Psychological Trauma

Substance Abuse

Family Therapy

What Past Clients Say

“He has helped me with so much as far as my relationship, my self confidence, and a better understanding of myself and my past. He has given me many life long tools to better my life and my relationships.”

A man who found therapy for midlife crisis and changed careers. Who is very happy now.

— George T

About Me

I’ve been in private practice since 2010, serving the Houston area with a style clients describe as honest, grounded, and fully engaged. I’m not a passive therapist. I don’t sit back and nod while you circle the same problems.

Before entering private practice, I served as the Clinical Director of a large inner city psychiatric hospital, working with complex trauma, mood disorders, and high-acuity clinical presentations. That experience shaped how I work today. I value clear thinking, emotional steadiness, and practical movement forward. I’m also an approved supervisor for early-career therapists, helping clinicians develop judgment rather than relying on scripts or trends.

In 2009, I received a grant from the Texas Department of Health and Human Services to create Twogether in Texas, a premarital counseling program that provided free relationship support across North Houston. That project reinforced something I still believe strongly: good therapy should be accessible, practical, and rooted in real human connection.

I earned my Master’s in Counseling from The Houston Graduate School of Theology, where I developed a lasting respect for the role of grounded spirituality in mental health and resilience. My current work integrates neuroscience, developmental psychology, and meaningful therapeutic relationship, without losing sight of the person sitting in front of me.

My goal is straightforward: to help you regain clarity, confidence, and the freedom to live well, especially when life has become heavy, confusing, or stuck.

The Blog

I don't think ever in the history of mankind has so much been written by so many about so little. Here's my proposal. If you will take the time to read my blog I will invest as much time as is needed to make it worth your time and attention. No fillers.

The Couples Venn

I want to tell you a story about healthy marriages, told through a Venn diagram. Notice, this won't be a story about happy marriages. That's because sometimes we are going to be unhappy in our lives, and in our relationships, and the sooner we accept it, the healthier we will all be. I'm not presenting the only formula for a healthy marriage or intimate relationship. It's a broad picture. Something to think about and maybe discuss with friends or your therapist. Here's the pi

Transforming Attention into Intention

In the first blog post, we asserted that your most important asset was your attention . Not your money, your time, or even your energy. Nothing is more important than your attention. In that post, we discussed why it matters, how attention has evolved over time, and how the modern world and our modern culture create obstacles to harnessing it well, and what that means for our emotions and our experience. Today I want to go deeper and explain how to develop a flexible attentio

Affect

The Feeling of What Happens She asked, “Was she cute?” The question hit hard. Why would she ask that? The conversation escalated quickly. They hung up almost at the same time, something they had never done before. A tight, hot pressure filled his chest. He called his brother and cursed his wife for what felt like several minutes though it probably wan't more than thirty seconds. Screaming didn’t help. He realized his brother couldn’t fix this problem and ended the call. In th

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sessions are 50 minutes long and we typically begin with 1 meeting a week. Once a client is showing noticeable improvement we often meet every 2 weeks and in time reduce it to once a month.

Couples and family therapy is a little different. Initially we ask couples to come in for an hour and 50 minutes because one hour isn't enough for two people in a relationship who need to express their individual concerns and needs. Once the process is in place we then shorten the meetings to the 50 minute "therapy hour."

That's a great question. You should expect timely communication, step by step instruction for each stage of this process, and transparency in how we will structure our time together.

Contact us for a free telephone consultation. It will give us an opportunity to understand how I might be helpful and answer any questions you might have about the process. If I don't think I'm the right fit for your need then I will let you know and help you locate someone who might be a better fit.

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If you are in immediate danger, or experiencing a mental health or medical emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

If you are in emotional crisis and need immediate support, you may call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24 hours a day.

Please do not include sensitive clinical details in this form. This space is intended for general inquiries only.

2000 Crawford St.
Suite 1690
Houston, TX 77002

713-367-1516

richard@processaligned.com

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Centrally located in downtown Houston and a short drive from Bellaire, The Heights, Midtown, Montrose, and Rice Village. Just minutes from every major freeway.

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Richard J Kuehn LPC-S,
Psychotherapist

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