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c l i n i c a l p s y c h o l o g i s t
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When you want to feel better about your self, your life, and your relationships
Male-Friendly Couples Therapy
If you are reading this page, you are probably some or all of these:
■ a man having trouble in your relationship
■ confused about what to do about that
■ not convinced that therapy or couples counseling will help
■ talked into reading this by your wife or girlfriend
Being a man myself, I get that you're reluctant to talk to a stranger, or maybe
anyone, about the problems that you're having in your relationship (or that your
significant other complains about). I don't blame you. It's hard to know who to
trust or what will work. Or maybe you've heard bad things about counseling,
things that make you say, "No, thanks! That's not for me!"
But, you've got to do something or you're going to lose her (am I right?). So, take
a look around this web site, maybe look at the article I wrote on the differences
between men and women, and see what you think. If you want to call or talk to
me in person, just to try me out, let me know. I'm on your side. I can just about
100% guarantee that you will feel OK about working with me on improving your
relationship. I want to help you succeed, both of you!
Let's talk it over.
Thanks!
If you are reading this page, you are probably some or all of these:
■ a man having trouble in your relationship
■ confused about what to do about that
■ not convinced that therapy or couples counseling will help
■ talked into reading this by your wife or girlfriend
Being a man myself, I get that you're reluctant to talk to a stranger, or maybe
anyone, about the problems that you're having in your relationship (or that your
significant other complains about). I don't blame you. It's hard to know who to
trust or what will work. Or maybe you've heard bad things about counseling,
things that make you say, "No, thanks! That's not for me!"
But, you've got to do something or you're going to lose her (am I right?). So, take
a look around this web site, maybe look at the article I wrote on the differences
between men and women, and see what you think. If you want to call or talk to
me in person, just to try me out, let me know. I'm on your side. I can just about
100% guarantee that you will feel OK about working with me on improving your
relationship. I want to help you succeed, both of you!
Let's talk it over.
Thanks!