The Best Marriage Counseling in 06084: Tolland, CT. Restore Your Relationship.

Emotionally focused couples therapy can help your relationship understand the behaviors that show up in moments of disconnection with your partner, and from that understanding, begin to practice new ways of communicating that rebuild trust and 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.

My skill set and experience are built around helping couples to reconnect in even the most challenging of circumstances. Whether you are facing communication breakdowns, lost intimacy, an affair, or just relational exhaustion, I can help.

As a member of Marriage Friendly and Good Therapy Org. I teach couples "Deep Listening" so that you can be heard without judgment or agenda. If your partner does not wish to attend we can accomplish a great deal even with one person. From health, all things are possible

If you are not feeling your optimal self notice that, that awareness is the first step to getting you back on your path. Our approach is empowering that allows people to come as they are. Let's get you feeling better, reach out today!

Can you communicate perfectly until you get to a hot-button issue? Do you have the same vicious circle arguments over and over? Is it hard to let go of the past? We use 3-HOUR SESSIONS to disconnect hot-buttons so you can communicate calmly about the hottest issues.

Couples, Families and Relationships is one of our specialties and at times we also will be running support groups surrounding marriage and family issues.

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

I work with couples using a dynamic, mindful, social learning-based approach to alleviate conflict, relationship ambivalence & lack of intimacy. We strive to promote mutual acceptance, active caring behavior, positive focus, and effective, loving interaction.

When I was a student at UCONN, I learned of an article called “Bad Couples Therapy”. I learned from it that many therapists who do family therapy do not have any formal training in couple therapy. How can this be? I later got yrs. of formal training in marriage therapy.