Marissa Nelson, LMFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
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About
Marissa Nelson is the Founder & CEO of IntimacyMoons Couples Retreats. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Sex Therapist & Divorce Mediator, and specializes in couples & intimacy issues. She has served as a private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients in the Greater Washington DC, and now conducts workshops and speaking engagements about intimacy and connection. Young, dynamic, articulate, and exceptionally qualified, Marissa possesses a Master's of Family Therapy (MFT) from the esteemed Couples and Family Therapy Department of Drexel University in Philadelphia. Marissa also holds a Certificate in Sexual Health and Sex Therapy from the University of Michigans School of Social Work.
Language(s) Spoken:
- English
My Articles
If you are planning your honeymoon, I think a congratulations is in order! You have much to enjoy and look forward to in the months and years ahead as ...
I see many couples grapple with the issues of differences in desire and sexuality. There are so many reasons why partners stop connecting and shy away ...
As a couples therapist, I see many romantic relationships that are affected by boredom, and find that there are layers and many possible root causes. Do ...
Have you ever taken time to wonder what your priority in marriage is? Should you prioritize sex? Should you prioritize intimacy? Should you prioritize ...
When you start a new relationship or get married, intimacy is arguably a natural process. However, over time, you get more comfortable and stop making ...
For the past week I have been seeing clients and friends struggle with re connecting after an argument. In 60 seconds flat things can go from calm to being ...
Here s a question that I get asked often How do couples who ve been married for a long time keep the sex satisfying? I am so up for answering this! For ...
