Robert Jameson,MFT

This man is easily the most life-​changing person you could ever meet. He ended up going on a one-​year hiatus for whatever reason, but supposedly he will be back in October of 2016. And my wife and I will be waiting when he returns. He is kind, caring, gentle, and wise. This man is what all MFTs should ascribe to be, he is the gold standard.

Robert is an incredibly warm, inviting and insightful man who gently guides thoughts and conversation though areas necessary for growth. A wonderful experience every time… Thank you.

Every therapist is different. Robert is positive, intelligent, approachable, worldly and charming. He’s a good listener and has lots of ideas for how to address people’s issues.

Super insightful, never preachy… If you’re stuck in any sort of emotional jam, he’s incredibly helpful! If you’re looking for some therapy, or what I like to call coaching, try him out, you’re life might be a lot better and happier for it!

sooo great. i went with my husband and he really helped. i was being a nag and my husband was being a jerk. he straightened us out in about 5 sessions. he can go very hippy dippy if you swing that way (like my cousin), or keep it logical and practical (for the computer guy husband). he has lots of tools and techniques and gives homework which I love. i can’t recommend him enough.

i’m not a big fan of jewel the singer. but she has one song that piques my interest, the catch phrase is, «who will save your soul… if you won’t save your own?»
the wear and tear of everyday life can wear a person down here. add a volatile relationship with a misbehaving instrument, an actual human being, and past programmed reactions– and we might have a problem here, houston.
i was forced to come here in the beginning. i know all too well that we, as humans, tend to finally ask for help when there’s nowhere else to turn. and usually by then, it’s too late. this time it wasn’t. robert has a strong background in western and eastern training. he is hip to drained chakras, past programming, and hypnosis– as well as the ins and outs of prozac and all that other shit western medicine crams down their patient’s throats. he counsels families, couples, and individuals. he is completely non judgmental, because he’s lived through it all. he has changed my life, and given me new insight into my life and the world i live in. it might sound cliché, but you can’t change anyone else. you can only change yourself, and the way you react to others.
i understand there’s still a huge taboo and opposition out there towards therapy. it’s only for unstable crazies who lack a stable household, etc etc. yet i see people pounding down substances that make them forget for a few hours about their life and circumstances. is that better solution?
he is pricey, so try to budget. 100+ an hour, but he does accept insurance. note: if you do call your insurance company, just know that they will do everything humanly possible to make you drop the case/​call. they will ask embarrassing questions ie. «do you feel like killing yourself right now?». just laugh it off. it’ll be worth it in the end.
make a change. save your own soul this time.