Woodlands Family Institute, P.C., The Woodlands TX

Josh Parham is a nice guy and a good listener. However, he is not the one to see if you need CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) for OCD. Hard earned money wasted! Very little lead no explanation how CBT works, NOTHING. Now to start over.

I cannot say enough great things about Dr. Compton. She was able to diagnose our son, when others were brushing us off as things that were normal. She does a tremendous job with our son, and also gives us really helpful tips/suggestions to help us be better parents in managing his diagnosis.

Whoever the receptionist there needs a reality check, she has a disgusting attitude I am so glad I didn't schedule here. Thanks but no thanks!

If you are looking for marriage counseling, I would highly recommend looking somewhere else. Our counselor was Stephen Parham Ph. D.and after multiple sessions I personally did not believe in him. He mostly spoke of the practices from John Gottman who is a well-known therapist and author and it was recommended that I read one of his books "The Man’s Guide to Women" which I did. The book probably would have been good if I was in my early twenties and not my forties. Also, I have been with my spouse for over twenty years so I was a little surprised when he recommended this book. I thought hmmm.why now after all this time do I need a guide to understanding women? I am certainly not opposed to being open and learning something new, but I got absolutely nothing from this book. I felt that Stephen did not have good read on why we were there in the first place. I got to a point where I was just too emotionally drained and for the sake of my own health, I had to call it quits on my marriage and told them I will not be returning to this office anymore. If you feel that you are still thinking about seeing Stephen Parham then at least do yourself a favor and read some of John Gottman's books first since that is what he will mostly recommend. At least this way you can save yourself a lot of money if the books help save your marriage. Bottom line is that relationships do not have to be that difficult. Treat others how you want to be treated and if that doesn't work then move on and hopefully someday you will meet someone that will show you mutual respect.