Find Marriage Therapists in Missouri

Karen utilizes a non-judgmental and empowering approach that focuses on helping individuals access their internal strengths to cope with life's difficulties. She offers unconditional support for improved wellbeing while actively challenging distortions or

With over two decades of experience, Dr Shaw helps couples improve their communication, resolve differences and find ways to return to love 

I work closely with individuals, couples and families on issues of stress, relationships and life transitions. My focus is providing a safe and calm, non-judgmental atmosphere that fosters relief, rebalance and resilience for my clients. Some of my

Amy focuses on rebuilding a marriage that values each other's happiness and the well-being of the relationship. She focuses on creating an environment where her clients feel listened to, respected, and empathized with. An environment that fosters the ability to

Marital struggles are hard. I am happy to help you walk through the next phase together. With a focus on deep listening for each partners unmet needs and tracking communication patterns I have seen incredible progress made. I have advanced training in IFS and IFIO

As a psychologist with 30 years of experience, I approach marital therapy as an opportunity for significant change and growth.  My overall philosopy of counseling is that we are all capable of changing and becoming better people if we feel loved and accepted

A colleague of mine used to say "Work is easy; people are hard." He was right. Relationships are the fabric of life, and as your counselor, I'm committed to assisting you in developing relational skills that will enable you to change old

A non biased approach to equality and healthy decision making.  

I use a combination of EFT and Gottman in working with couples. I addition, I draw from systemic family therapy to help couples become aware of multi-generational patterns of relating within their families.  I have worked as a psychotherapist for 31 years

When approaching marriage counseling, I prefer to use an integrationist approach of Emotionally Focused Therapy and Internal Family Systems. 

You are a unique and complex individual wonderfully created to do amazing things. It is my passion to get to know you through a thorough, collaborative evaluation that facilitates your healing journey to your true identity. A psychological evaluation is the closest

We specialize in marital intensives.  These are very effective in restoring struggling marriages

Couples often say to me - "We can't seem to communicate anymore. Why are we having such a hard time understanding each other?" Have you ever felt like this in your relationship? I can help you make the changes necessary to feel connected again, as well as create a more

I believe that clients deserve therapists who are specially trained and experienced in the areas of counseling they seek. I begin marriage counseling by listening to my clients goals, and then providing clients a process and set of skills to meet their goal(s). I have

Clinically Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a passion for helping others navigate their life's challenges.

Relationships are part of what makes us human. We thrive when connected with others. I am passionate about helping people create and maintain healthy and loving relationships. I work with couples, families, and individuals and have strong experience working with LGBTQ

I have completed Gottman Training, and I use Prepare Enrich tools. I approach marriage therapy without judgement seeking to help couples embrace understanding, empathy and healing and create a healthy relationship where both can live, thrive, and grow.

We are created for connection. When we don't feel safe, secure, or wanted in our most important relationships that can create discomfort and even deep distress. That distress may look like anxiety or depression and may come out in painful, ugly ways with our loved

You wonder how things got this way, you used to feel connected with your partner. You feel alone, frustrated, misunderstood, rejected, etc. You reach out, you are trying...it turns to an argument or distancing. It often seems like a blame game with defensive reactions.

It feels like you are no longer connecting or not connecting in a fulfilling way with yourself or your partner(s). You feel you have said everything you can to help the other person understand your needs and wants with the hope that something will change. You feel you