Marriage counseling that Heals in Spring Grove, PA. Restore Your Relationship.

Every marriage or intimate romantic partnership has its own dynamic style. A couple can better understand and manage their "dance" with the help of a professional counselor, healing dialogues, and a calm, thoughtful awareness of temperament types, and love languages.

Some of our most delicate and important relationships involve our identity as a couple or a family. Like a waterbed where one person's movement can greatly effect all the others present, I believe that this holds true in couple and family dynamics. I'm here to help you.

In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to couples and families to help attain the solutions they’re striving for.

Couples, Families and Relationships Meet with a caring clinician to guide you through the difficult and common pitfalls that so many couple struggle with. Learn how to avoid negative communication patterns, learn your couples language, learn healthy ways to communicate

By taking an eclectic approach, Dr. Crosson focuses on identifying emotions and feelings that lead to conflict. The goal is to assist family members and couples in hearing one another and devising solutions to ensure that everyone's needs are met.

I offer a supportive, safe environment for couples and families to repair as well as strengthen their bond.

Couples have times when they don't function well, the relationship begins to have self-reinforcing, maladaptive patterns thus "negative interaction cycles". I use the Imago Therapy approach to help couples make the necessary changes to create positive interactions.

Nothing is more painful or draining than difficulties in our family relationships. As you learn to understand yourself and your loved one better, interactive therapy can help you work together to reduce defensiveness and create the closeness you have always wanted.

Though we are not licensed marriage counselors, Grey Matters International, Inc. provides cutting edge brain optimization and rebalancing technology to better align the minds of partners to reduce conflict, increase hope---for the brain has the final word on change.

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I've found the best approach is the communications model. This approach begins with the assumption that problems begin when couples stop communicating. Poor communications can take the form of distorted messages or simply the lack of any message at all.

I take a realistic approach to a real problem...It is not about who is right, and who is wrong, or about who did something and about who was the victim...it is about finding ways to connect, work together, and find common ground. Put in the effort, and I will help.