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April Eldemire LMFT

About

April Eldemire, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist with more than 15 years of experience helping couples improve their sense of friendship, lessen conflict, and strengthen emotional intimacy. She is trained in some of the most highly effective couples therapy treatment modalities. Eldemire is also a Bringing Baby Home educator who helps new parents transition into parenthood. She has been featured as a relationship expert on outlets such as Bravo, The Gottman Institute website, and Brides magazine.

Recent Posts
Why Couples Fight About Money
Comingling finances with another person almost always brings about challenges. Discover the real reasons why couples fight about money.
Why Can't You Break Free From Your Ex?

Breaking up is like the grand finale of a big life event, complete with high-flying emotions and dramatic exits.

Breaking up is like the grand finale of a big life event, complete with high-flying emotions and dramatic exits.

Getting Beyond Betrayal

Betrayals come in all shapes and sizes—from emotional and physical love affairs to financial infidelity. Forgiveness is possible with the right tools.

Betrayals come in all shapes and sizes—from emotional and physical love affairs to financial infidelity. Forgiveness is possible with the right tools.

True Signs of True Love

Understanding the difference between infatuation and genuine love can be help you make sure you're entering a relationship for the right reasons.

Understanding the difference between infatuation and genuine love can be help you make sure you're entering a relationship for the right reasons.

Why Do We Choose Partners Who Remind Us Past Wounds?

Is this relationship déjà vu some kind of character failing of the individual—or is it something else? Let's explore why we end up with people like our exes and trigger our past.

Is this relationship déjà vu some kind of character failing of the individual—or is it something else? Let's explore why we end up with people like our exes and trigger our past.

Are You Easily Offended?

Being easily offended creates a lot of unnecessary stress, conflict, and drama in life. Here's where that quick-to-take-offense impulse comes from and what can be done about it.

Being easily offended creates a lot of unnecessary stress, conflict, and drama in life. Here's where that quick-to-take-offense impulse comes from and what can be done about it.