If you find it difficult to navigate conflict in your relationship, you are not alone—every relationship experiences conflict at one point or another. My name is Scott, and much of my work has been dedicated to helping others understand and work through conflict. If you are seeking help with conflict in a relationship, you might be surprised to learn that the curriculum required to become licensed as a counselor or psychologist, even at the PhD level, has no required training in conflict. Of course, not all counselors need this type of training. At the same time, if you are seeking help with a relationship, I want you to be able to decide whether that type of training is important to you. After all, conflict is one of the most common complaints in relationships.

My journey with the subject of conflict began with my own life...

About Socio-Logic

Socio-Logic’s office is designed to provide a comfortable atmosphere for people to sit and talk. The office is located in Lyndon Office Plaza, in the Lake Highlands area, about 20 minutes northeast of downtown Dallas. You can find out more about the location on Google Maps.

Commitment to Diversity

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are core values for me and are at the foundation of my Socio-Logic practice. I recognize and celebrate the uniqueness of each individual, understanding that everyone's life experiences, identities, and perspectives enrich our shared human experience.

I am aware of the profound impact that systemic racism, discrimination, and other forms of social injustice have on members of historically marginalized communities. I understand that these injustices can significantly affect the mental and emotional well-being of individuals, and I am dedicated to addressing these critical issues within my practice.