If you are seeking help at this time in your life, you are already on the road to emotional health. It is the most positive first step you can take toward changing a difficult situation. Therapy is a process of sharing one’s thoughts, fears and feelings within a trusting and supportive relationship.
Couples therapy is my speciality & my favorite kind of work. We will analyze the break-down’s, improve communication, empathy, & mindful self-control. Clearer intentional communication is key but no more important than the ongoing practice of kindness & empathy. My training & experience ranges from psychotherapy & assessment of adults, couples, & teens to counseling persons with AIDS & survivors of trauma with acute PTSD. Whether you seek to overcome a specific trauma to break a chronic life pattern, to end or mend a relationship, I will meet you where you are at.
Do you want healthier relationships? Together we can improve how you communicate and relate to others in your life. You can expand the ways in which you interact with others, resolve conflicts, and express what you need from others.
I am a psychoanalyst in full time independent practice, and a doctoral-level, New York State licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of clinical experience working with patients in a variety of settings. I am a graduate of the NYU Psychoanalytic Institute training in Adult Psychoanalysis.
In Relationship and Marriage Counseling, our therapists assist couples in enhancing communication, resolving conflicts, and fostering intimacy to build stronger and more fulfilling relationships.
My empathic capacities will enable you to feel safe enough to explore the problems which have hindered your life and relationships. I use psychodynamic methods to establish a caring professional relationship that will allow us to understand your pain and work through your difficulties.
Are you stuck in an unhealthy power struggle? Do you cycle through the same arguments? Do you point the finger of blame rather than take a responsibility for the role you play in an unhealthy dynamic? Let's create a warm and supportive environment to explore the triggers that lead to your dysfunctional attitudes and behaviors. I work with all kinds of relationships - married , living together, gay, straight, transgender, non-binary, polyamorous and friendships.
Counselor/Therapist, PhD-abd, BC-DMT, LCAT, Certificate in Neo-Reichian Therapy
When is the last time you danced with your partner? Do remember what that felt like and how you moved in synchrony - or not? Dance/movement therapy provides a fun and creative way to look at and understand your relationship patterns. By using dance, movement, and expressive therapies, Corinna has helped couples examine their relationship dynamics and creatively work on their goals together.
In couple and relationship therapy, therapists help participants replace unwanted interactional patterns with healthy ones, bolster trust and connection, and heal relational wounds. Relationship counseling might involve couples, friends, siblings, teammates, or work colleagues, among others. The interpersonal skills acquired in therapy facilitate the following, both personally and professionally: Assertiveness, more meaningful connections, influence, leadership, intimacy, and conflict resolution. We take scientifically supported approaches to our couples work, including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method.
I work with couples who are having trouble negotiating the difficulty of living together and being in a monogamous relationship. Nearly always, a good part of the problem is communication. People can't, don't know how to, or are afraid to communicate their needs and wants with their significant other. They don't understand compromise, or are unwilling to compromise. (It has two meanings, btw.) The sooner you recognize and accept the roadblocks, and come in for help, the more likelihood of a positive outcome. Learning to listen to the other person, accept what they need and work with it is a big part of the work of couples therapy. It's not easy, especially if the couple has been together for a long time. Sometimes it's past the point of no return, and that too needs to be worked through.
Our relationships are a cornerstone of our health and happiness, so it’s understanding how devastating it feels when these important connections begin to erode. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I will work with you to strengthen core issues such as communication, intimacy, and family of origin issues. Together, I will help you unlock new ways of relating and increased emotional safety. I have a special interest in working with polycules or those practicing ENM.
Anne Cutler has been in private practice as a psychoanalyst for 15 years in Manhattan, NY. In her practice, she works with individuals, couples, and groups. She works with patients to uncover hidden conflicts to allow for greater freedom of choice in their lives and create positive change.
We specialize in using emotionally focused techniques to navigate issues in your relationship. We work on understanding the issues, strengthening communication and building intimacy.
I provide therapy for all relationship types - couples, triads, polycules, etc. If you are looking to open your relationship, work on your intimacy or sexual connection, or rekindle the romance, I will work with you in an affirming non-judgmental way.
Relationships and marriages tend to begin with sparks and romance but after some time, disagreements, anger and sadness emerge and soon replace initial memories of happiness. Though rifts are established, together, through transparency, we can work toward mending broken relationships by fostering an atmosphere of respectful communication, unity and reconciliation.
Relationship and marriage counseling can be a transformative experience for couples seeking to improve their relationship, enhance their communication, and build a stronger foundation for long-term happiness and fulfillment. Together, you and your partner will learn how to establish goals, rebuild trust and intimacy, and address your individual needs to create a deeper connection and mutual understanding.
I've worked with many couples in my practice, sometimes only to help them to choose between separation and the work of growing their relationship. I borrow from multiple theories of relationship counseling, as no two are really alike. A number ofpeople I've worked with have valued our work enough to come back when they are facing a new stage in their relationships.