Houston Therapy in the Media
Houston Therapy clinicians are sometimes invited to share their perspective in podcasts, radio conversations, articles, and other media features. These conversations reflect some of the topics we care deeply about as a practice: thoughtful psychotherapy, mental health education, relationships, identity, emotional growth, and the complexity of being human.
Below are a few places where members of our team have been featured or contributed their clinical perspective.
Podcast Features
Turning Ideas into Impact: Insights on the Mental Health Industry from Dr. Daniel Katz
Dr. Daniel Katz joined the Ideas to Income podcast to discuss the mental health industry, private practice, and the process of building a therapy group that is clinically thoughtful, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of clients.
Be Gay With Me: Podcast Interviews With Members of the LGBTQ Community and Allies
Elizabeth Seabolt-Esparza was invited to share her personal story and her connection to LGBTQ-affirming therapy. The conversation explores identity, allyship, lived experience, and the importance of creating spaces where clients feel seen and understood.
Radio
Patience: What Is It? How Can I Get More of It?
Dr. Daniel Katz spoke with Craig Cohen on Houston Matters about patience, frustration, and the psychological skills involved in slowing down, tolerating discomfort, and responding with more intention.
Articles & Contributor Features
Dr. Katz Talks Men’s Work and BoJack Horseman
Dr. Daniel Katz spoke with reporter Candice Frederick about BoJack Horseman, toxic masculinity, emotional avoidance, redemption, and the complicated inner lives of men. The conversation connects themes from popular culture to deeper questions about therapy, growth, and accountability.
Introvert’s Guide to Managing Reentry Anxiety
Katy Dimple Manning contributed clinical insight to an Introvert, Dear article about reentry anxiety, social overwhelm, and the emotional difficulty of returning to more public life after periods of isolation or reduced social contact.
Are You a Highly Sensitive Man?
Katy Dimple Manning contributed to a Highly Sensitive Refuge article about highly sensitive men, emotional depth, sensitivity, masculinity, and the ways men can better understand and work with their own nervous systems.
Follow Houston Therapy Online
In addition to podcasts, articles, and other media features, Houston Therapy shares mental health education through our social media channels. Our goal is to make thoughtful, clinically grounded psychological information easier to understand without oversimplifying the complexity of therapy, diagnosis, relationships, or emotional growth.
TikTok: Psych Talk with Dr. Katz
Follow Dr. Daniel Katz on TikTok at @psychtalkkatz for short, accessible videos about psychology, therapy, ADHD, anxiety, relationships, emotional regulation, mental health myths, and the everyday patterns that shape how people think, feel, and relate to others.
Psych Talk is designed to make psychological ideas easier to understand while staying grounded in real clinical experience. The videos are educational, conversational, and focused on helping people think more clearly about mental health without turning therapy into simplistic advice or internet buzzwords.
Instagram: Houston Therapy
Follow Houston Therapy on Instagram at @houston_therapy for mental health education, therapist introductions, blog updates, short videos, and practical reflections on therapy, relationships, ADHD, anxiety, trauma, emotional regulation, and personal growth.
Our Instagram page is also a helpful place to learn more about our clinicians, our therapeutic approach, and the kinds of issues we commonly help clients work through in therapy and psychological assessment.
YouTube: Psych Talk with Dr. Katz
Subscribe to Psych Talk with Dr. Katz on YouTube for longer-form and short-form videos about psychology, psychotherapy, ADHD, emotional health, relationships, and mental health education.
YouTube gives us space to explore clinical topics with more depth while still keeping the information clear, human, and accessible. Videos may include therapist education, reflections on common mental health concerns, and explanations of psychological concepts that are often misunderstood online.
Facebook: Houston Therapy
Follow Houston Therapy on Facebook for practice updates, therapist features, blog posts, educational content, and information about therapy and psychological assessment services in Houston and across Texas.
Our Facebook page is another way to stay connected with Houston Therapy, learn more about our clinicians, and follow new resources from our team.
LinkedIn: Houston Therapy
Follow Houston Therapy on LinkedIn for professional updates, practice news, hiring announcements, mental health education, and content related to psychotherapy, assessment, private practice, workplace stress, professional burnout, and leadership.
LinkedIn is especially relevant for professionals, referring providers, physicians, attorneys, educators, and colleagues who want to stay connected with Houston Therapy’s work in the broader mental health community.
For Media Inquiries
If you are a journalist, podcast host, producer, or writer looking for a mental health expert, Houston Therapy clinicians may be available to comment on topics including psychotherapy, anxiety, depression, ADHD, relationships, men’s mental health, parenting, trauma, emotional regulation, assessment, and private practice.
To inquire about an interview or media contribution, please contact us at:
713-936-2561
info@houston-therapy.com