Marriage counseling that Heals in Edgewater Park, NJ. Restore Your Relationship.

I specialize in helping people heal and grow their relationships at home, work and community. I help couples develop the skills to take better care of their relationship

After my social work degree I became a certified marriage and family therapist. Then I went on to become a certified sex therapist and an imago certified relationship counselor. I believe I can offer clients a unique experience.

You fell in love, but staying in love is difficult. Your relationship isn't what it was or you want. With Kim you learn practical skills to create an authentic, loving & intimate relationship. It is exciting & joyful to rediscover your feelings for each other.

My practice specializes in work with individuals, couples and families providing treatment and services for issues of anxiety, depression, mood disorders, relationship difficulties and addiction recovery management.

You were married through love. You stay married through love and work. Thoughtful relationship therapy with a focus on improving communication, changing perspectives, understanding one another more deeply, resolving conflict, and getting to know each other again.

I look forward to helping partners work together to build a successful relationship. Healthy communication can be taught, through enhancing listening skills and understanding your partners needs. Learn to resolve conflict and feel more secure.

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.

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.

If you have grown apart as a couple, or there is constant fighting, or infidelity or addiction are issues, I can help bring you back together. We can improve communication, build trust, reduce anger, and recapture the spark you used to have. YourMarriageCounselor.com

Many of our providers conduct relational counseling. This includes pre-marital therapy, marriage counseling, sexual intimacy therapy, increasing communication, and discernment work. The therapists at CHRIS use a variety of therapeutic modalities.

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

Dr. Leibovitz and his staff are experienced in working with couples to get past resentment, hostility, and other toxicity by bolstering communication and connection. We utilize an unbiased and non-judgmental professional approach. Call for a free brief phone consultatio

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

The Gottman therapy method will give you specific tools to deepen friendship and intimacy, to manage conflicts and “resolvable problems” and dialogue about “gridlocked” ones. I provide a safe and caring place to work on these problems toward a successful relationship.

Love is essential, but total acceptance of your partner ensures a lasting bond. Accept the good and the not-so-good. Unconditional acceptance of each other is essential and a key element to relational happiness. Couples therapy addresses friendship and communication.

I help couples deepen trust and emotional connection. When couples learn effective ways to ‘reach and respond’ to one another, their relationship can become more loving as conflict and disconnect fade.

Maintenance of a relationship is necessary; gaining a more profound connection in a relationship is an obtainable bonus. You can achieve this with one of our relationship counselors in Philadelphia. We can give you the support and peace of mind you’re looking for.

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.