Find Marriage Therapists in Arverne, NY

Are you struggling to stay in a frustrating relationship? Do you feel lonely even though you have a partner? Have you or your partner been considering separation or divorce?

James is a St. Joseph’s University graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Community Health, Counseling and Alcoholism and Addiction Counseling; Mercy University, Master of Science in Psychology, and a Master of Science from Iona University in Marriage and

Dr. Kristin Davin, PsyD is a licensed psychologist with more than two decades of experience helping individuals and couples navigate relationship challenges and create meaningful, lasting change. Her areas of expertise include codependency, emotionally immature parents

To achieve wellness, I offer a patient-centered partnership to support and empower them in making informed choices toward change.  Every client is unique, and it is my job to assist you through a therapeutic process of transforming pain and other emotional distress

Dulcinea/Alex Pitagora holds a Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology from the New School for Social Research, a Master of Social Work (MSW) from New York University, a Master of Education (MEd) and a Doctorate in Clinical Sexology (PhD) from Widener University, and is an

I am a bilingual LCSW-R with over 17 years experience in the field. My practice areas are working with adults, adolescents, children, couples and families. Expert telemental health clinician recognized by the TeleMental Health Training Certificate (THTC).

I help couples with clearly communicating and learning to listen to each other.

I have been a family therapists for 30 years. In working with couples, I try and help people to look at the repeated patterns in the ways that they interact that lead to problems, and to help people to interupt those and develop more productive patterns. I also

During difficult times of life, individual's internal resources and outside nurturing assistance are keys for rising above deep water. When clients reach out to therapy, it demonstrates great courage and hope, which I believe are two main internal elements for change.

Delverlon Hall is a licensed social worker (Licensed Master's in Social Work) offering couples therapy and individual psychotherapy. She has a doctoral degree in Health Education and Behavior Studies from Columbia University.

Everyone has a reason for how they act. Judging people for it is pointless. I have a unique approach to saving marriages: I start with each person separately. That's in order to strengthen each person's Inner Authority, Emotional Agility, and

For me, couples therapy is offering patience, understanding, insight, acceptance, compassion, relationship, and a secure base to partners suffering from burdens too heavy to carry alone. I compare myself to a container into which my patients pour their

I am an experienced therapist with specializations in LGBTQ+ relationships and skills focused treatment. Relationship therapy is the heart of my practice and has been my passion since I started in my field.  Many of us simply have not been able to

I am a NYS Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a NYS Licensed Mental Health Counselor with 25+ years of experience providing individual and couples therapy. I use Sue Johnson's Emotionally Focused Couples' Therapy, The Gottman Model,

I am a psychotherapist working with couples for over thirty years. I treat couples in all stages of their relationship. I provide a warm and non-jusgemntal approach. I am specificly trained to help couples speak and listen in unique, structured ways. I am

I am specially trained to provide couples with a safe space to speak and hear one another. I work with couples in all phases of the relationship. Couples learn practices that enable them to communicate in a way that produces effective results. As a result, clients gain

Jacqueline is an experienced mental health therapist and licensed counselor. She offers family and couples counseling services, she helps people struggling with problems such as depression, anxiety,stress, conflict, grief, trauma and other mental disorders.

When a couple asks "do you think this relationship can be saved?", my answer is:  "Only if both people want it to be."  This has proved true over the years as I have worked with married and unmarried couples, people living in

Initial sessions are typically information gathering from each individual. The hope is that in the first few sessions we can identify common goals. We explore matters beyond the relationship ensuring that each partners individuality and values are noted. We

In marriage counseling, you can learn to safely share your feelings, and to be more real and transparent with each other.  Sometimes it just helps to have a third person with a different perspective listen to your issues to help you make sense of what’s going