Plymouth Therapists specializing in Relationship / Marriage Issues

Avi Zadaka

My clients are incredible.

Sam Anderson

I have immediate openings and respond to all inquires within 24 hours. I specialize in working with individuals that experience depression, anxiety, anger, safety concerns, interpersonal conflict, and difficulty managing stressors. I work with teens / adolescents and adults of any age. Please see my website for more information regarding those that I serve: www.invictuspsychotherapy.com

Dennis Hannon

While my specialties include working with folks living with chronic pain and persistent mental illness, I enjoy supporting people from all walks of life. Whether you're experiencing burnout, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, chronic illness, cancer, trauma, relationships issues, professional issues, or other concerns, my goal is to support you in finding meaning, self-respect, growth, and resilience. I'm passionate about helping you manage stress and create a life you want to live.

Kendall Schreier

Deciding to seek therapy can stir up all kinds of emotions. Maybe it’s been a long time coming, perhaps the thing you used to do to get by isn’t working anymore, or maybe life recently threw you a difficult curve ball. Either way, it can feel isolating trying to figure it out alone. Friends and family can be helpful, though sometimes you just need a safe space of your own to regroup and a safe person to walk with you while you do the hard work.

Valerie Marsh

As an LMFT for over 20 years, I have trained under some of the best relationship therapists in the country. (John Gottman, Bill Dougherty, Michele Wiener-Davis), and promote healthy marriages that stay together, with no abuse!

Kim Lovejoy

Looking for a not-so-typical therapist? Tired of "talk therapy"? I got you 👊🏼 I love holding space for deep & sacred healing using alternative & holistic modalities. My favorite sessions incorporate body-based healing (actually shifting energy in the nervous system) and listening deeply to our soul's wisdom. ✨ If you are interested in somatic experiencing, breathwork, working with imagery, meaning, psychedelic integration, or a therapist who swears a lot... feel free to reach out!

Shelly Melroe

You are ready to do the hard work of healing in a safe, nurturing space. Regardless the specific symptoms that bring you to therapy, you want relief and to find ease with living - with yourself and your relationships. By going below the surface, there's self compassion for your innate ability to survive, so healthy changes can come naturally AND stick. By lessening the grips of the past, there's an ease to be in your best rhythm for living each and every day.

William Lamers

Every couple experiences conflict. There are many times where two people in a relationship will be faced with a disagreement. Some couples are able to work through these disagreements on their own. Other disagreements may be harder to work through. Couples therapy is a great place to work through these disagreements that present as more difficult to process.

Tessa Gittleman

People who think I'm a fit are often high-achieving individuals who find it grating to be so acutely aware of their problem(s) or symptom(s), have tried all the solutions they can think of, and are giving therapy “one last chance.” I successfully get clients “unstuck” by challenging them in new, surprising, and unconventional ways that are intended to push people 20% beyond where they are comfortable (because that’s where the growth happens!).

Samantha Shepherd

While pain is inevitable, I believe that suffering is not. My hope as a therapist is to create a warm and open space for folks to show up as they are and find new ways to cope. I enjoy supporting my clients in deconstructing unhelpful narratives while creating a life aligned with their values. Along with this, I support integrating mindfulness and mind-body practices into session.

Katie Marsh

My clients are successful and functioning and used to holding things together on their own. They are looking for a place where they can breathe and have permission to not have everything figured out. I specialize in working with folks who are navigating the realities of life with a chronic illness or lifelong condition, religious trauma/spiritual abuse and deconstruction of the Christian faith, and grief and loss.

Sexual Wellness Institute

We provide relationship and sex therapy for individuals and couples experiencing low sexual desire/mismatched couple desire, infidelity, non-monogamy/other relationships, physical or emotional sexual pain, LGB & transgender health services, problematic sexual behavior, erectile dysfunction, premature or delayed ejaculation, orgasm difficulties, sexual trauma, and more.

Radiant Living Therapy

At Radiant Living Therapy, we provide individual, couples, and group therapy.​ Our therapists have unique and specialized training including trauma, EMDR, couples therapy, therapy for teens, men's therapy, maternal mental health, sex therapy, and more.

Taylor Lawson

Therapy to me means leaning in to yourself - your own truth, values, relationships, and goals. And no one should have to do this alone. I support clients in finding their path, getting rid of blocks, and finding the space to enjoy the present moment.

Marguerite Ohrtman

I am passionate about helping clients achieve their goals, build self confidence, and regain control, with a special focus on high-functioning adults working toward greater happiness and fulfillment. Success in our therapeutic process is achieved through an open, authentic, and collaborative counseling relationship.

Hannah Holwell

I work with individuals and couples on how they function in relationships, whether that be romantic, work or friendships. I am also trained in Discernment Counseling for couples questioning the next steps in their relationship.

Cara Mielke

I specialize in working with clients who have sexual functioning challenges. These might include erectile dysfunction, vaginal and vulval pain, performance anxiety, and other sex-related anxiety expressions. I am also passionate about supporting people who want to develop a richer and more joyful relationship with their own bodies and sexual expression.

Corrin Voeller

I specialize in working with people having relationship issues. Relationship issues can be anywhere from considering ending the relationship to just wanting to improve communication or sex. For those considering divorce, I am trained in a special process called Discernment Counseling. These sessions offer a couple a bird's eye view of the relationship, how it got to this point and what would need to change. It gives them a chance to make an informed decision on staying together or breaking up.

Jen Atherton

Katie Mark

Mental health therapy in nature: let's run or walk together. I work with adult individuals who are struggling with depression, anxiety, grief or loss, life transitions, relationship issues and more. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Supportive Psychotherapy and Mindfulness in my treatment approach.