Lakewood Therapists specializing in Relationship / Marriage Issues

Jennifer Reynolds

You will likely be a woman going through life transitions such as loss, relationship issues, and fertility challenges. You may be experiencing feelings of anxiety, overwhelm, low self-esteem, grief, trauma and sleep issues.

Dylan Mackie-Hernandez

My ideal client will be curious, dedicated, and ready for deeper introspection of their current or past struggles. As a recovering perfectionist myself, I understand that you’re the type of person who values efficiency and action. You want solutions now and may even be skeptical about whether therapy can really help you - that’s okay! Immediate relief can usually be achieved through education and skill-building, but the most meaningful and long-lasting benefits of therapy come with time.

Vinnie Iannuzzi

Problems with anxiety, depression, grief, and relationships can be relentless and frustrating to deal with. I work with people who want to take back some of the power that these problems have robbed them of so they can live the lives that they want on their own terms.

Jacob Meyer

Struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, or however your distress manifests makes us feel trapped, in cycles of outbursts or avoidance, and coping in ways that are not sustainable. We blame ourselves bringing us further from feeling connected and closer to feeling ashamed. Typically what we see on the surface is mistaken for ourself and is our way to cope with the issues that lie underneath. Therapy is here to help you dive into yourself to move through these issues.

Meredith Saver

Meredith's areas of expertise include anxiety, grief and loss, OCD, sleep issues, women’s issues, relational challenges, and life stressors. She has experience working with individuals from diverse backgrounds in a variety of settings, ranging from wilderness therapy to somatic work.

Carrie Nelson

I prefer to work with older teens and young adults, and am able to address various diagnoses such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and OCD.

Bali Fitzpatrick

Bali has experience working with a variety of demographics from diverse backgrounds. She works with individuals, families, couples, and young children using a blend of approaches that are tailored to the needs of each client.

Samantha Ardoin

I am a generalist and can work with most psychological issues and populations. However, the types of therapy that I practice, gestalt therapy and EMDR therapy, tend to be of most benefit to people who feel ready to gain a deeper level of self-understanding, willing to try movement or mindfulness exercises, and who are interested in moving beyond past trauma. I particularly love working with adults and teens who struggle with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief, identity, and trauma.

Ivori Zvorsky

I’m here for the ups, the downs, the unsures, and the "who knows". If you’re anywhere on the path to potential parenthood…thinking about it, unsure about it, actively trying, experiencing loss or disappointment, currently pregnant, adopting, already a parent…I’d love to meet with you to learn more about what I can do to help you through the process. It’s also ok to have no idea what you want to focus on! I’m glad you’re here.

Raquel Perez

I am trained in emotionally focused therapy (EFT) which is a powerful modality that dives into the crux of relationship issues. With EFT we look at the driving forces behind our dilemmas and move away from pathology, shame, guilt, fear, and sadness that can plague our relationships towards self-awareness and acceptance to achieve a healthy space for us to grow and nurture our relationships.

Cathryn Wright

Do you feel disconnected from yourself and others, longing to feel known, safe, and whole? I take a holistic approach to support clients struggling identity development, relational issues, depression, meaning-making, boundaries, anxiety, sexual health and identity and spiritual integration. I respect and honor all identities and strive to create a safe and welcoming therapeutic space for all.

Cassandra Goar

Trauma, grief, and negative body image lead to emotional wounds that can negatively impact our perceptions of our selves; our relationships with others; and our ability to show up authentically in the world. We may be high-functioning in many areas of life but emotional wounding can impact us on a subconscious level. By healing emotional wounds, you can find greater self-acceptance, self-compassion, and more confidence in being who you are!

Lindsey Lowrance

I often find myself working with busy, overwhelmed moms and highly sensitive (HSP)/ empaths that are looking to manage their energy and their emotions when they care so much and give to everyone else around them. I help my clients find more balance, more peace, and take care of their own needs while continuing to bring their strengths & compassion to their loved ones and jobs.

Michela Parisi

Michela is passionate about helping couples reconnect and strength their relationship by understanding patterns of codependency, trauma and avoidance of vulnerability. Her background includes work in neuroscience and trauma processing with adult women which she often ties into her work with couples. Her ideal clients are motivated to understand themselves more deeply and enjoy a direct, yet gentle, approach to counseling.

Morghan Weber

There is no doubt that intimate relationships can be some of the most rewarding, and also the most challenging, of the relationships we engage in. When facing challenges with your partner(s), therapy can be a space to develop better communication skills, discuss deeper needs and desires that we sometimes struggle to recognize, and to improve the experience of the relationship for all partners.

Katharine Thompson

Therapy is a journey to walk alongside you, to help you create a life that has value and meaning. I recognize the importance of creating a familiar, comfortable relationship when establishing a therapeutic relationship, which is why I always prioritize building a connection and trust first. I am an EMDR therapist and specialize in trauma, anxiety and addiction.

Finley Losch

I love working with clients who are seeking guidance with polyam/consensual non-monogamy/ethical non-monogamy, LGBTQIA+ issues, anxiousness, the process of transitioning, sexual issues, kink/BDSM, sexuality, the desire to be more authentic in the world, or embracing awkwardness… among other things that make being a human messy.

Kylie Sligar

My clients are often individuals who have experienced trauma at some point in their lifetime. They are individuals who notice a lot of conflict in their relationships, including difficulties with boundaries and communication. My clients often find themselves putting other's needs before their own. Emotions are often confusing or overwhelming, so avoidance is typically the coping strategy they are most comfortable with. They are willing to explore new ways of being, to live life more fully.

Melissa Dempsey

It's difficult for everyone to face their traumas - I know from experience. If you're reading this, you are possibly looking for the right person to turn to and have more questions than answers. If you are hesitant with meeting with someone or have questions about the therapy process, I am available to speak to you via free consultation to answer anything and establish a client-therapist relationship before our first session.

Robert Allan