Marriage counseling that Heals in Quakertown, PA. Restore Your Relationship.

A healthy marriage takes work. Therapy will reach the heart of the issues and begin the process of restoration. Let's get started.

My work utilizes the Gottman Method Couples Therapy, a “nuts-and-bolts” approach for improving couples relationships. This will give you specific tools to deepen friendship and intimacy, to manage conflicts and “resolvable problems” and dialogue about “gridlocked” ones.

Couples, Families and Relationships. I was director of training in MFT for many years. I help people communicate more effectively. Experienced, kInd, caring, sensitive, compassionate. Solution focused. Author of 2 books. Assistant Professor.

Our approach to marriage counseling is honest, respectful, and non-judgmental. We have worked with couples with a variety of issues, including trust, communication, intimacy, child and family stressors, financial issues, and learning to compromise.

I specialize in pre-marital and marriage counseling. I have found my training in Gottman Couples Method Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy are effective in helping couples learn how to connect and understand each other creating a deeper level of intimacy and love.

Couples enter therapy for help with conflict, affairs, intimacy and communication problems. My approach to couples counseling uses the researched-based Gottman Method Couples Therapy techniques which help couples learn how to handle conflict and increase intimacy.

I have worked hard to stay happily married for 26 years. I am also formally trained as a Marriage & Family Therapist. Together, these experiences enable me to bring understanding, compassion, humor and insightful solutions to your relationship issues. I've been there.

Couples, Families and Relationships Difference, or better known as conflict, is a normal part of relationships. Every conflict offers a growth opportunity. I am certified in PREPARE/ENRICH for married couples and couples interested in premarital counseling.

Crisis can be an opportunity for much-needed growth in a relationship. Identifying core negative interactions that have taken hold of a once loving and connected relationship, is the first step toward moving from blame to empathy, mutual accountability to change.