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Marriage Friendly Counseling : NY | Jean Fitzpatrick

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	Jean Fitzpatrick 40 Park Avenue, 1K, between 36th and 37th New York, NY 10016 Phone Number: (212) 802-7333 Email: jean@therapistnyc.com Couples often feel angry, hopeless or fearful when starting relationship therapy. They wonder, "Can the relationship be saved? Do I want to save it?" For over 15 years I've helped partners stop arguing, stop avoiding one another, and start enjoying companionship and closeness again. I work actively to give you the support and skills you need to build a strong, honest, mutually supportive relationship and sustain it for the rest of your lives. Worn out by sarcasm, fighting, or stonewalling? Missing the old warmth and affection? Don't wait until it's too late. I help create a supportive place to restore trust, connection, and romance in your marriage. Don't settle for therapy that dwells on the past. I work hard to help you learn new, more effective ways to speak and listen to each other today. If you are stressed out, you can learn to carve out a nurturing, pleasurable space for each other in the midst of your busy week. You can find out how to transform your arguments into opportunities to manage conflict and work as a team. If there doesn't seem to be "room" for different points of view in the relationship, you can discover new ways to accommodate individual needs. After an affair, you can work toward healing the hurt and reestablishing commitment and trust. Most of all, you will learn to recognize what makes things go wrong, change the old patterns, and create the intimate, loving marriage you want. Please visit my website to find out more about me. Gender: Female Graduate Degree: M.A. University: Brown University Graduate Degree: NCPsya University: Westchester Instit. for Training in Psychoanal. & Psychother License: Licensed Psychoanalyst *Certifications/Awards/Memberships/Publications:* American Association of Pastoral Counselors National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Faculty, Westchester Institute Articles in Parents, Working Mother, etc.

Jean Fitzpatrick

40 Park Avenue, 1K, between 36th and 37th

New York, NY 10016

Phone Number: (212) 802-7333

Couples often feel angry, hopeless or fearful when starting relationship therapy. They wonder, "Can the relationship be saved? Do I want to save it?" For over 15 years I've helped partners stop arguing, stop avoiding one another, and start enjoying companionship and closeness again. I work actively to give you the support and skills you need to build a strong, honest, mutually supportive relationship and sustain it for the rest of your lives.

Worn out by sarcasm, fighting, or stonewalling? Missing the old warmth and affection? Don't wait until it's too late. I help create a supportive place to restore trust, connection, and romance in your marriage.

Don't settle for therapy that dwells on the past. I work hard to help you learn new, more effective ways to speak and listen to each other today. If you are stressed out, you can learn to carve out a nurturing, pleasurable space for each other in the midst of your busy week. You can find out how to transform your arguments into opportunities to manage conflict and work as a team. If there doesn't seem to be "room" for different points of view in the relationship, you can discover new ways to accommodate individual needs. After an affair, you can work toward healing the hurt and reestablishing commitment and trust.

Most of all, you will learn to recognize what makes things go wrong, change the old patterns, and create the intimate, loving marriage you want.

Please visit my website to find out more about me.

Gender: Female

Graduate Degree: M.A.

University: Brown University

Graduate Degree: NCPsya

University: Westchester Instit. for Training in Psychoanal. & Psychother

License: Licensed Psychoanalyst

Certifications/Awards/Memberships/Publications:

American Association of Pastoral Counselors

National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

Faculty, Westchester Institute

Articles in Parents, Working Mother, etc.