From Stone Oak to the South Side, San Antonio residents can now meet an online therapist without crossing Loop 1604 or I-410. Malaty Therapy provides telehealth therapy in San Antonio through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, led by clinicians licensed by the State of Texas. We are headquartered in Houston and serve clients by telehealth statewide.
Virtual sessions work especially well for these San Antonians.
San Antonio is home to one of the largest military communities in the country. Our clinicians respect the weight that service, deployment and the return to civilian life can carry, for service members, veterans and the families who serve alongside them.
Spouses and children get support too, including family counseling and parenting guidance. Evening and weekend times are offered. Explore our veteran and military care.
San Antonians searching for EMDR therapy often want something more structured than talk therapy alone. Our clinicians use evidence-based trauma treatments that translate well to secure video:
Trauma work moves at your pace. Your therapist will make sure you have grounding skills in place before going deeper. Read about trauma and PTSD care.
Many San Antonio telehealth services are psychiatric clinics. Here is how the two differ:
| Telehealth Therapy (Malaty Therapy) | Telepsychiatry | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you see | Licensed counselor or psychologist | Psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner |
| Main focus | Talk therapy, coping skills, trauma processing, relationships | Diagnosis and medication management |
| Session length | Typically 60 minutes | Often shorter check-ins |
| Best for | Working through thoughts, emotions and life challenges | When medication may be part of treatment |
Many people benefit from both. If you need a higher level of care, a Texas-based therapist can help connect you with local psychiatric resources.
Couples and marriage counseling is one of the most-searched therapy services in San Antonio. Meeting online means you can join from the same couch, or from two different places when work or deployment keeps you apart.
Dr. Niloofar Tavakoli and Adam Khalifa both see couples. See how couples counseling works.
A little setup helps your first teletherapy appointment go smoothly.
Ongoing therapy at Malaty Therapy is not free, but we work hard to keep it within reach:
Have questions about your benefits? Call us at (713) 628-3966 and we will walk through it with you.
Hear directly from people our clinicians have supported.
What San Antonio clients ask before booking telehealth therapy.
For many concerns, yes. Our clinicians deliver the same evidence-based care by video, and clients often attend more consistently without a commute.
Yes. EMDR is one of the trauma approaches our clinicians use, alongside CBT and Accelerated Resolution Therapy.
Yes. We support spouses and children with family counseling and parenting guidance, not only service members and veterans.
We provide therapy rather than psychiatric medication management. If medication may help, your therapist can point you toward local psychiatric care.
Any phone, tablet or computer with a camera, microphone and a reliable internet connection.
Please do not wait for a session. Dial 911 or visit an emergency room immediately. You can also call or text 988 anytime, and veterans can press 1 after dialing 988 or text 838255.
Let us match you with a Texas-licensed therapist. Most clients start within a week.
