Find Marriage Therapists in Sherman Oaks, CA

Marcie Scranton, PsyD, is an LMFT who specializes in relationship conflicts, major life transitions, depression, anxiety, and issues arising from recovery. In addition, she is trained in Trauma-Focused CBT, Systematic Training for Effective Parenting, and Psychoanalytic

I utilize a customized your therapy using Positive Psychology, CBT and Humanistic approach

I believe wholeheartedly in marriage counseling as it gives us an opportunity to correct patterns in real time. It is highly spontaneous, authentic and effective. My approach is rather eclectic but I am constantly looking for ways in which patterns derail

I am passionate about what I do, because I have seen this work be transformative - with the necessary ingredients of willingness, dedication, an open mind, consistency, I will be there to help guide you through a deeper understanding of your self

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I understand trauma, the difficulties faced by us all when we try to learn past our intergenerational patterns that effect our relationships. I am here for couples want to be better their relationships. This includes partners having difficulties

Relationships take work. But what happens when you’re not sure what work needs to be done? Are you fighting the same frustrating battles with your partner without finding a resolution? Are you angry or resentful due to a serious issue like infidelity? Are you

Come and create the vision of what you want your relationship to be. Learn communication skills that will help you feel heard, techniques to meet each other's emotional needs, and ways to stop the power struggle.  I use a combination of Imago Relationship

Trained in Family Therapy at USC and mentored by Dr. David Viscott for the first 1o years of my career, my work is based on the clinical model of brief psychotherapy. I encourage recording sessions on cell phone audio apps because my belief is

I believe everyone has a story. I believe therapy is a safe place to come and deeply explore that story. We all get stuck from time to time in patterns of unhealthy thinking, behaving, and relating, and sometimes we need help changing those patterns. Therapy works in

I approach marriage counseling and coaching from where you are. I think couples have reoccurring issues that orbit a central issue of "not being heard" for example, or "not feeling respected"... I want to develop new communication patterns with the couples that I

My approach to couples counseling is rooted in the Gottman method with over 40 years of clinical research and amazing case studies. I am a hands-on, tell-it-like-it-is type of counselor who is very direct. While I strive to keep a warm and friendly environment, I

How does your need for certainty play out? Does it force you to try to predict? Does it persuade you to declare things that you don't actually know? Perhaps the need for certainty is powerful enough to rob you of genuine moments with loved ones or with yourself.

I believe that marriage is a union between two individuals that care about each other. Sometimes, these two individuals have diffrent views, expectations, or interpretations of what marriage should or should not be, which leads to misunderstandings, resentments, or

Intimate relationships could be difficult to maintain and understand. Sometimes we are left confused and hurt by the behaviors and words of others. Our responses to these unfortunate behaviors might create a negative reaction which could worsen the feelings

Factors of everyday life can put an abundant strain on a relationship. Severe stressors may include resentment, infidelity, intimacy issues, addiction, lack of trust, and miscommunication. When problems go unresolved, one can feel helpless or have feelings of

I help you build relationships that honor and celebrate your differences while also focusing on your strengths and individual identities. A unique struggle when being a part of any relationship is understanding the other person’s way of being and trying to

Michelle Patterson is a writer and experienced consultant on pregnancy care and family planning. She believes in making healthcare facilities accessible to women around the world. A pro-choice and activist, she strives to help females understand the benefits of

"You just don't understand me".  "Why aren't you listening to me?" It's like a broken record, your partner repeatedly requests more from you emotionally.  But you don't know what you are doing wrong.  You make

Amy Karman, LMFT is a licensed marriage and family therapist working in Studio City, CA. You can read more about her work at gapechristiantherapy.com. When she’s not working you can find her listening