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+1 281-812-3322
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| 18350 Timber Forest Dr Ste 200, Humble, TX, 77346 | |
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Specialties
Allied Mental Health | Hypnosis is an alternative healing center for recovery from compulsive, addictive, and dysfunctional behavior & drug abuse as well as a provider of hypnotherapy and holistic healing.
Safely change unwanted habits, bad attitudes, negative thoughts, and unfulfilling relationships. Let go of anxiety, chronic pain, procrastinating, fears, destructive anger, inhibitions, poor concentration, forgetfulness, and infertility. Lose weight, stop smoking, and get rid of migraine and stress headaches forever. Restore sexual desire — all without medications!
Living life and enjoying it to its fullest is the realization of mental health and emotional well being. We can provide you with information, ideas, and choices to help you become the person you want to be, can be, and deserve to be.
History
Established in 1985.
Allied Mental Health Services opened its doors in 1985. Originally established as an alternative healing center for recovery from compulsive, addictive and dysfunctional behavior and drug abuse, AMHS successfully helped many people turn around their lives without costly hospitalizations or dependence on medications. As demand for services increased from people not needing intensive help, but wanting to improve the quality of their lives, new programs were introduced. The drug abuse component gave way to an expanded hypnotherapy and holistic healing emphasis.
Meet the Manager
Valerie J.
Manager
Valerie Johnson is the office manager at Allied Mental Health. She enjoys working alongside Dr. Marty Lerman every day, making a positive difference in people’s lives.
For more than 30 years Dr. Lerman has provided mental health services as a counselor, therapist, college instructor, lecturer and consultant to businesses, hospitals and government agencies. He’s owned his own successful private practice in the Houston area since 1986. Initially specializing in working with adolescents and families, he began seeing more and more of the parents for their concerns and problems apart from the children.
