Couples Counseling Therapists in South Bend, IN

I have been in practice for 30 years and having earned the Diplomate in Psychoanalysis, I have received the highest level of professional training available in psychotherapy. In addition to providing psychotherapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families, I also teach graduate school, supervise graduate students, and provide expert consultation to the local court systems and Officers of the Court. I also provide outreach services to the community in the form of workshops, contemplative retreats, and various online courses in psychology.

I enjoy working with individuals, children, families, and couples. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, self-esteem, addictions, and grief. I have a particular interest in working with clients who are processing and healing from all forms of trauma. Therapy is a collaborative process and I love to see clients gain new perspectives, decrease symptoms, and increase personal strengths to have a more meaningful life.

My highest priority as a therapist is to provide an empathetic, nonjudgmental environment where you can feel safe discussing life’s challenges. I recognize the courage it takes to begin your healing journey and I am here to join you in that process. ​

I offer services for both mental health and addiction issues. I believe in finding hope and love in all the darkest places. Sometimes we encounter overwhelming circumstances on our journey called “life.” I am here to help those who feel lost, broken, and hopeless when all other avenues seem bleak. I believe that there is no “ONE” answer that fits all, therefore I will work with you on your journey to find the perfect balance of peace and reality. I will meet you on your path and we can work together to find a way back to a healthier and happier lifestyle. Interests are couples, addiction, and holistic practices.

We are here to help with relationship problems, family issues, anxiety, stress, grief, trauma, addiction, and other life concerns.

Molly Schaar is a Marriage and Family Therapist (LLMFT). Molly is a 4.0 Graduate Student of Northcentral University and a Delta Kappa in the International Marriage and Family Therapy Honor Society, as well as a professional member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. She is focused on neuroscience, contextual therapy balancing, and addiction recovery interventions and specializes in marriage therapy, individual therapy, depression/anxiety, addiction recovery, and trauma. Molly has thousands of clinical hours logged in both private practice and acute care settings.

Are you having a difficult time coping, with personal, family & relationship issues overwhelmed with the stress of life? Or just feel stuck? Together we can address and identify your needs while building confidence to help you grow. Humbly Changing, strive to remove the stigma of Mental/Behavior health while providing personal tools to help one navigate through life challenges. Life is a journey, let us walk together, evolve, and transform your self-worth. Remember " There is no Perfection in life, only Purpose for all."

Life can be hard, messy, and complicated but can also be filled with joy, peace, and true connection with others. We all go through struggles and challenges in our lives and sometimes we just need someone to walk alongside us during the journey. I enjoy working with individuals to elicit the change necessary to heal, grow, and live more fulfilled lives. I would be honored to walk alongside and be that person for you.

I enjoy supporting people in their quest to improve their relationships and their lives. I counsel pre-teens, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. People's happiness, or lack thereof, is often a direct result of the quality of their relationships. Therapy can help to identify the ways in which we are contributing to poor relationships and take steps to change! Therapy can also help to clarify if a relationship can be improved and is worth salvaging.

I am excited to work with individuals from all walks of life. I have a particular interest in working with children and families. I value the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and the impact these have on our lives. I also advocate the importance of implementing boundaries in one’s life in order to empower the client.

Hi there, I'm Rachel. I want to say what you are doing right now is one big step towards you creating the life you desire. Reaching out for help can be challenging but you are doing it right now. You know yourself better than anyone else. I believe people are the experts of their own life and my job is to help you fine-tune that. My passion is helping people to improve themselves and the relationships around them. Relationships are a vital part of life and help to give us understanding and meaning.

My approach to therapy starts with providing you a welcoming, safe and supportive atmosphere where you will have the opportunity to talk about your concerns. I am compassionate and caring, and I invite my clients to see the best in themselves and in others. I use an integrative approach drawing upon my training in family systems and cognitive/behavioral therapies, selecting what will be most helpful for each individual, couple or family. I see my role to be that of supporter, teacher, coach, guide, listening ear, and sounding board.

As you search for a counselor, the most important thing is to find someone who can help you with the current obstacles you are facing. You deserve someone who is competent, accepting, and compassionate. I am committed to walking alongside you as you deal with life’s difficulties and struggles. I assist in bringing clarity and focus while working with you toward meeting your goals.

Couples commonly struggle with one or more core areas: unproductive conflict, damaged trust, and emotional drift apart. Unproductive conflict can lead to significant problems just 4-7 years into the marriage. Drifting apart takes longer, often reaching a crisis point as the children start heading to college. And ruptures in trust can occur at any time in the life of a relationship. Most couples seek counseling because they are experiencing resentment, distance, or emotional pain because of conflict,

*Both teletherapy and in-person visits offered* I focus mainly on Eating Disorder treatment, and I always have a heart for healing the relationship with food and your body. I also enjoy working with couples and families to repair difficult or hurtful relationships with those you love. I view my clients not as hopeless or crazy, but simply as genuine people going through a rough time in their life, who need a little help finding their path. With patience and understanding, I can help you find yours too, using an Adlerian framework and teaching skills grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

As of 7/23, I have some morning spots available. If you’re looking for practical, affirming, and person-centered support, you’ve found the right page. I’m here to help you explore your goals and take intentional, logical, and manageable steps toward the life you'd like to see for yourself. Whether you are facing anxiety, depression, existential dread, grief, trauma, or just trying to figure yourself out or find your way in this world, I am here to be a consistent and reliable presence of support, compassion, and empowerment to support you in processing through your experiences and overcoming any obstacles you face.

Candescent Health and Wellness prioritizes the most intimate needs of well body care in an evidence based, relationship focused and patient centered environment. This inclusive health and wellness practice serves clients through primary & preventative care, GYN related needs, aesthetic wellness, auricular detox, and sexuality education & counseling.

I treat individuals, couples, and families within the context of their systems. A systemic approach to therapy means viewing your challenges within the context of school, work, medical concerns, marriage, family, etc. I believe that being a healthy person means having good boundaries in your biological, psychological, social, emotional and spiritual dimensions of life.

I know that starting therapy can be a scary process. But, it doesn’t have to be! Whether this is your first time seeking therapy, or you just haven’t found a therapist you “click” with, I am here to meet you where you are at. I specialize in working with individuals who have experienced trauma, significant life adjustments, or are suffering from anxiety or depression.