Marriage Counseling Therapists in New London, CT

I take a systemic approach with all clients. Each of us lives in relation to others and the world. Whether working with an individual, couple, or family, we explore all facets of life that are a source of stress as well as satisfaction, and collaborate to create habits for living well.

Tween, Adolescent and Adults - I'm listening! Hi I'm Patricia. I understand the importance of being able to navigate life's challenges. Tweens - I get it's important to be liked by your peers, fit in socially and academically. Adolescents - life's demands are intense with expectations coming at you from every angle. Stress is real. Adults - you deal with a million and one concerns including work stress, finances, dating or marriage, depression, domestic violence, anxiety or other life transitions. Sometimes a neutral person is needed to help you explore your thoughts and feeling. I am here to listen.

Welcome. Choosing a therapist is an important and positive step toward healing and growth. I provide therapy for individual clients and couples to help reduce distress and to assist them in moving from where they are to where they want to be. This is done in the safe, understanding, and non-judgmental environment that is essential for success.

Please Note: (I am unable to take Anthem BC/BS clients currently). It can be overwhelming to know how to ask for help. If you do not know where to turn; or if you are struggling, don't try to face it alone. Let me be your guide. I enjoy working with couples and families who have lost their way and individuals (ages twelve and up) who struggle with relationship issues, mood or substance use disorders. I use cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems theory, meditation, mindfulness, a sense of joy and humor to help clients and families be the best version of themselves.

Do you feel stuck in your life or in your relationship(s)? Or are you in a transition that's bogging you down? You don't have to go it alone. Together, we can clarify what isn't working for you and identify areas for change; tap into your strengths and talents; and help you move toward greater joy and deeper connections.

In choosing a therapist, ask someone trusted, but remember they have their own biases. Consider someone State Licensed and check their complaint or malpractice history. Inquire about negotiating a "self pay fee", your therapist will work for you, not your insurance company. Look for someone with more life experience than you. Look for someone who is a parent, is married or has experienced divorce, has lived with grief or watched their own parents age. Request an initial consultation session and ask about professional experience and certifications. Remember, the therapist relationship fit is most important to counseling success. lastly, listen to your conscience,

I am a licensed marriage and family therapist who has been in private practice for over 15 years. I help both individuals and couples address a wide variety of issues common to most relationships. My two areas of expertise are helping individuals suffering from PTSD and helping couples dealing with infidelity. I am the author of “Betrayed, not Broken”.

I have been a Connecticut Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 1995 and am now also licensed in the state of Florida, as well. I offer therapeutic services that emphasize quality of life, living life by life's terms and learning the skills for maintaining a healthy self within a marriage, family and other significant relationships. By focusing on the present yet acknowledging and accepting past patterns of behavior, my clients are able to make better choices that support healthier relationships.

I am a down-to-earth, friendly, interactive psychotherapist, couples counselor and life coach. My solution-focused work, support and practical feedback help you resolve both current problems and long-standing patterns. I can also accelerate your process by adding body-centered psychotherapy techniques that work directly on emotional blocks that keep you feeling trapped, no matter how much you have talked about them. With sensitivity and compassion, we will explore your conflicts to help you find your own unique solutions and coping strategies to a wide range of life challenges and psychological issues. Visit my website www.judithgrubertherapy.com

I am a Christian Counselor and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I love to work with people of all ages. I incorporate a Holistic, Systemic approach in my work in these modalities: groups, couples, families and individuals. I have extensive experience teaching parenting and working with youth in a variety of capacities, initially as a Youth Minister, Sunday School teacher and school based lunch bunches. I also work with divorcing and divorced couples in need of better parenting strategies. I primarily utilize CBT, DBT, ART, family therapy theoryand Biblical Principles in my practice.

A combination of therapeutic approaches is utilized to meet the personal needs and goals of individuals, couples, and families. I have over 20 years of providing substance abuse and mental health counseling services to adolescent and adult clients. Understanding that each client has an unique set of circumstances, my experience can help with a wide variety of complex problems, ranging from marriage or family issues, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, or any other variety of life issues. Your privacy and confidentiality is a priority and I am committed to helping you reach personal goals and overcoming obstacles in your life.

I am a Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Massachusetts and Florida. With a variety of body-centered approaches, I see my role as a guide who creates a safe space for clients to explore and work through old patterns. I hold a mind, body, and spirit integration with a systemic approach. In my practice, I see couples, families and individuals. I have experience working with, but not limited to, infidelity, lack of physical or emotional intimacy, separation or divorce, poor communication, parenting or co-parenting, abusive or other destructive relationships, trauma, anxiety and depression.

Hello! We are NOT currently accepting clients! Flourish Therapeutics is here to work with you in whatever stage you are at. Sometimes, we are the beginning of the journey, sometimes the end, and most often helping along the way to better health and a fulfilling life. Join us as individuals, families, or couples! We will use the knowledge we gain from getting to know you to determine what the best treatment modality and course of action is!

Getting Back On Track Counseling offers multiple decades of familiarity with the issues of substance abuse, faith, marriage & pre-marriage, relationships, military member & family pre-/post-deployment, suicide, trauma, post-traumatic stress, blended families, and stress management. GBOTC strives to assist individuals, couples, and families in moving forward with a strength-based focus. Specialized training includes Addiction Treatment in Military & Veteran Culture, Clinical Supervision in the Addiction Profession, Strong Bonds (marital/significant other/family relationships), and PTSD/trauma resiliency.

I have worked in the field for over 20 years, in a variety of roles that have afforded me a skill set and approach for which I am proud. I work with all populations (children, adults, elderly, couples and families). I come from an attachment, trauma and family systems perspective. I have extensively treated several mental health and substance use disorders. I focus on the strengths of the individual or family as well as their goals for engaging in treatment. I work collaboratively with community partners including schools, Primary Care, Psychiatry and any individuals or organizations involved with the care of the client.

I'll be responding to inquiries mid-late August. Think of life as a baseball game, you are up to bat, unsure of what the pitcher will throw at you and how you will approach whatever is thrown your way. This is where I want to step in. You have all the skills; we just have to uncover the approach. In life, we are thrown many curveballs, we take unexpected paths and roads, but the ultimate goal is to get us back to home plate. Home plate meaning back to some type of balance of comfort that makes us feel good. Are you ready to step up to bat?

I truly enjoy the opportunity to work with children, youth, and families. I have a particular interest in working with people on the autism spectrum and their families. I also have extensive experience working with anxiety and depression in youth and adults. Those who are struggling with LGBTQ+ issues will find an accepting and validating relationship with me.

I am a clinical social worker in private practice since 1996. I have extensive experience working with adults, adolescents, couples, and families experiencing emotional distress. My specialties include depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief and loss, job/school stress, life transition, and relationship issues. My goal is to empower clients to enact change by developing insight and clarity as to the origins and contributors to their distress. I work with clients to identify fears, guilt, destructive patterns, and family influences that are affecting their ability to live a healthy, satisfying life. My style is highly interactive, supportive, caring, and direct.

My ideal client is a person who is open to letting go of self limiting stories, ready to become fully conscious of defenses that no longer serve them, and willing to imagine a different future with less day to day suffering and the belief in fulfilling dreams.