Dr. Joel Crohn offers couples therapy to help partners navigate challenges and strengthen their relationships. With a focus on open communication and mutual understanding, he provides support for various issues, from conflict resolution to enhancing intimacy. You can choose from convenient virtual appointments or in-person sessions.
Couples therapy is a process for better understanding each other’s feelings, hopes, concerns, and interpersonal styles. It provides a safe, structured space to address broken trust, destructive patterns, and the root causes of conflict. Therapy helps partners heal, move forward, and build stronger, healthier relationships.
Dr. Joel Crohn has been offering couples therapy and taught couples therapy for decades. He offers couples therapy to help partners navigate challenges and strengthen their relationships. With a focus on open communication and mutual understanding, he provides support for a range of issues, from conflict resolution to enhancing intimacy.
Sessions are available both virtually and in person for your convenience.
Dr. Joel Crohn is a nationally-recognized marriage counseling authority. With more than thirty years of practical experience in clinical psychology, Dr. Crohn specializes in helping interfaith and intercultural couples work through issues and develop strategies to create successful relationships. He is the author of Mixed Matches: How to Create Successful Interracial, Interethnic, and Interfaith Relationships.
Dr. Joel Crohn is the author of Beyond the Chuppah: A Jewish Guide to Happy Marriages. He has conducted research on Jewish relationships and has taught professionals and worked with Jewish and interfaith couples throughout California.
Couples therapy is a process for better understanding each other’s feelings, hopes, concerns, and interpersonal styles. Therapy helps facilitate healing from broken trust and destructive patterns.
“An excellent resource for partners who are seeking to understand the blend of their two cultures…I highly recommend this book.”
—Alvin F. Poussaint, M.D.
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry
Harvard Medical School.
“This important book combines modern social-scientific research and traditional Jewish wisdom to help couples resurrect the buried promises of friendship and responsibility, and the joy of love.”
—Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis
Author of For Those Who Can’t Believe
