Felix Murad, M.Ed., LPC-S, LMHC, CMHC, NCC
Rigorously Trained.
Genuinely Human.
The Clinician Behind the Practice
Felix Murad is an LPC-S with over 14 years of clinical experience and a private practice built around one principle: quality over volume. He earned a Master of Education in Counseling and is licensed in Texas, Washington, New Hampshire, and Florida — seeing clients across all four states via telehealth.
His specialties — OCD, anxiety, trauma, and body-focused repetitive behaviors — are areas where he has invested in genuine depth: studying the research, training in ERP, EMDR, ACT, and Habit Reversal Training, and doing the ongoing clinical work that keeps a therapist sharp.
He is also a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor. Working with LPC Associates building toward independent licensure is work he takes seriously — approached with the same rigor and honesty he brings to clinical practice.
What Good Therapy Actually Is
Good therapy is not a weekly check-in, and it is not open-ended conversation with no direction. Good therapy is structured, evidence-based, and honest. It draws on what the research actually supports — applied to you specifically, not a generalized version of your presenting concern. It asks something of you. And it is grounded in a genuine clinical relationship, not a transactional one. Felix’s practice is built on this: humanistic at its core, evidence-based in its methods, direct in its delivery.
What Working With Felix Looks Like
Sessions are structured and purposeful — never aimless. Depending on what you came in for, you will know the framework, why it is being used, and what progress looks like. Felix brings clinical rigor without clinical distance. He will be direct with you. He will tell you what he thinks. He will also sit with you in the hard parts without trying to resolve them prematurely. He has done his own work. That matters — not as a credential, but as a reason the relationship feels different. He is not performing neutrality. He is genuinely engaged.
What to Expect
Outside the Office
What moves me when I’m not doing therapy.
Politics, philosophy, and the kind of debate where both sides leave a little sharper.
Sundays with a game on, a good book on the nightstand. Keeps the mind honest.
AI, Bitcoin, finance — staying genuinely curious about where things are heading.
The Quality Problem in Mental Health
There is a significant gap between what therapy can be and what most people experience when they access it. Insurance-driven models prioritize volume. Group practices often rely on less experienced clinicians. Modality training is inconsistent. The result: most people have been to therapy before and come away feeling like it did not really work. This practice exists as a deliberate alternative. Small caseload. Specialist focus. Evidence-based methods applied with genuine care. The goal is to do the work well — not just to fill a schedule.
A Few Direct Answers
Questions people actually ask — answered plainly.
Ready to Find Out If We’re a Good Fit?
Book a free 15-minute consult call. No pressure, no commitment — just a conversation.

