Who Benefits from Therapy?

Anyone who wants to change certain aspects of himself or herself and is willing to put thoughtful effort into the process can benefit from therapy.

You could be the:

• Graduate student who learns to be more assertive with her professors.
• Couple who genuinely learn to make love—not war.
• Man or woman who changes negative relationship patterns and is better able to get the love he or she wants.
• Professional who builds self esteem to blossom in his or her executive career.
• Immigrant who learns to get his or her needs met in this culture.
• Child who has a place to grieve.
• Parents eager to learn alternate ways of raising their children.
• Teenager who learns to manager his anger better.
• Empty-nest couple who successfully turn their attention to their own relationship.

"I frequently catch myself thinking, both in my personal and work life, about techniques I learned from Carl. He has been a great rock and friend during my initial years adapting to life in the United States.

"I am very happy now, due in no small part to what I learned from the wonderful people that Carl and Marcia are."

—A young man in his 30's who successfully become an American citizen.