You lay awake staring at the ceiling; wondering how you can feel so alone next to the person you love. When things are great - they're great! Lately, however, the good days are few and far between. Communication is at a standstill, widening the space that is growing
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
By far, the biggest reason couples come to counseling is to improve communication. To help clients achieve their goal, I use cognitive behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, short-term solution-focused therapy, strengths-based therapy, and strategies established
Judy GardnerLicensed Professional Counselor , MS, BSN, RN, LPC, NCC
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
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.
My work integrates many different therapeutic styles and techniques depending on what fits best with the client and situation. Some of these include Cognitive/Behavioral, Solution Focused, and Psychodynamic. I focus on client’s strengths and help them find
