Group therapy in Dallas · Robert Clark, LPC
Recovery, worked on together.
A small group for adults working through alcohol or drug use, led by Robert. Built on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and SMART Recovery. It is not a 12-step group.
- 4.9 · 40+ Google reviews
- Texas LPC #66476
- 15+ years in practice
- Beck Institute CBT training
Practical skills, practiced with people who understand
The group is open to anyone dealing with substance use. Each session is practical: you learn strategies and skills for handling the emotions and outside circumstances that set off the urge to use, and you practice them alongside people working on the same thing.
Not a 12-step group
The approach is CBT and SMART Recovery, so there are no steps to work and no single belief system to adopt. People from spiritual and non-spiritual backgrounds alike find it helpful.
What lies beneath the urge
Sobriety is the goal, and so is understanding what drives the compulsion to use. The group is a safe, non-judgmental space where members support each other in both.
- Who
- Adults (18+)
- Led by
- Robert Clark, LPC
- Approach
- CBT and SMART Recovery
- Fee
- $100 per session. Private pay, nothing billed to insurance.
- Where
- 4514 Cole Ave #200, Dallas, TX 75205
Group FAQ
When does the group meet?
Call (469) 210 - 0126 and Robert will share the next meeting time and talk through whether the group is a good fit for you.
Is this a 12-step group?
No. It uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and SMART Recovery: practical skills for managing urges and the situations behind them, without steps or a required belief system.
What does it cost?
$100 per session. The practice is private pay, so nothing is billed to insurance and no diagnosis goes on your record.
Can I do the group and individual sessions?
Yes. Some people pair the group with individual addiction counseling with Robert.
If you're in immediate danger or crisis, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Care led by Robert Clark, LPC
Robert Clark is a Dallas Licensed Professional Counselor who helps people find real relief through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy — an evidence-based approach he describes as therapist and client working collaboratively toward change. He pursued advanced CBT training at the Beck Institute in Philadelphia, where the method was developed.
His approach is personal. As an undergraduate, Robert survived a life-threatening cancer diagnosis and a bone-marrow transplant — an experience that taught him to “suffer well” and shaped the warm, steady, judgment-free way he walks with clients through their own hardest seasons.
More about Robert →- Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Texas
- M.A., Marriage & Family Counseling — Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Advanced CBT training at The Beck Institute, Philadelphia
- Gottman Relationship Therapy — Certified Level 1 Therapist
Reviewed by Robert Clark, LPC · July 2026
In their words
Read all reviews →Rob is the best of the best. I've known Rob, as a practitioner, for over ten years and he effortlessly guides and encourages his clients through life's challenges. I cannot recommend him enough!
Rob is a fantastic CBT counselor. He knows his craft well. He's my preferred place to refer patients in need of CBT counseling for anxiety, OCD, or similar issues, and I consistently get positive feedback from those who use him as their therapist.
Rob is an excellent counselor. He is personable and has remarkable discernment. He seems to have a natural talent for getting to the core of issues and providing ways to reshape how to think about and approach them. He has been immensely helpful in walking through difficult situations.
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Prefer to talk it through?
A short, unhurried call — no forms to fill out first, no pressure to commit.
Call (469) 210 - 0126Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm CT
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Leave your contact details and a good time to talk. To protect your privacy, please do not include personal, medical, or health information in this form. Robert will cover everything on the call.
Confidential. This form is not monitored for emergencies. In a crisis, call or text 988.