Theresa saved my life. Theresa saved my marriage. In my long life I have never met anyone…read moreemotionally or spiritually wiser. I will forever be in her debt.

Across my life I have met thousands of couples counselors. None of them are more competent and…read morecapable than those at the Relationship Therapy Center. In the past 10 years I have spent many hours getting to know Jeb, Theresa and the other therapists. They are organized, empathic, and capable of providing excellent guidance to people who want stronger relationships. Not only are they abreast of the latest research and scientific discoveries regarding relationships, they have studied under the most well-recognized therapists in the field of couples counseling. I don't believe that you can find better assistance for your relationship anywhere else in the twin cities area. You have a world-class relationship counseling center right in your own back yard! --Brent J. Atkinson, Ph.D. --Author of "Emotional Intelligence in Couples Therapy: Advances from Neurobiology and the Science of Intimate Relationships," and "Developing Habits for Relationship Success." --Professor Emeritus of Marriage and Family Therapy, Northern Illinois University --Co-founder of The Couples Clinic in Geneva, Illinois (thecouplesclinic.com).

I have collaborated with Cathy on a number of cases over the years. She is an excellent therapist…read more She does couples therapy, individual therapy as well as sex therapy. She has extensive experience and training as a sex therapist and is highly skilled in this challenging work. She has my highest recommendation.

From the owner: As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist I provide marriage…read moreand relationship counseling and therapy, sex therapy, and help with depression, anger and anxiety issues.

I highly recommend Renee Segal at Segal Psychotherapy…read more Her work is the perfect blend of compassion, no none sense, and integrity. I value you time with her, she is so helpful and insightful. If you are looking for some help with your relationship, Renee is a great option. She specializes in couples therapy, and when you become her client you will know why!

From the owner: Marriage Counseling, Couples Counseling, Relationship Therapy, Couples Therapy, Infidelity…read moreCounseling, Workplace affairs, Therapy for affair recovery, Individual Counseling, Sex Therapy, Sex Addiction Counseling, Online therapy, Tele-therapy, Trauma Therapy, Weekend counseling. LGBT Friendly Marriage Counseling Specialities: Rebuilding trust Recovery from cheating, affairs and infidelity Sex Addiction, Porn Addiction, CyberSex Addiction and other Addictions. Sexual problems and Sex therapy Enhancing communication Resolving conflicts Relationship crisis Individual Counseling Specialities: Childhood Sexual Abuse Sexual Assault Addictions Relationships Self-esteem Trauma Spirituality Anxiety So that you can: Cope with life's stresses Increase awareness Increase your energy Feel better We help people in relationships (individuals, couples, family members) who have been negatively impacted by affairs, addictions, betrayal, communication issues, emotional needs not being met, attachment injuries, narcissism, and unhealthy behaviors. We help you uncover, understand, validate and recover from negative emotions and feelings, behaviors, beliefs and actions, perceived and real. Our core values are reflected in our therapy and how we care for you throughout the counseling experience: Respect for everyone involved in the process and for each other. Compassion in how we deliver our care. Excellence in standards of care, best in class training, and results.

The Emily Program used to be a great program but they have significantly gone downhill over the…read moreyears. They are quick to push residential and day treatment on patients who don't need it to get more insurance reimbursement. That was the crux of their "new clinical model" which rolled out the end of 2017 (Google it, it was a mess). Towards the end of 2017 the company dropped hundreds of outpatients very callously and abruptly. Many patients were actively struggling with eating disorders but if they refused to funnel money into the Emily Program's higher level of care services they were dropped. It was straight up medical abandonment. Also many of their staff are entry level and poorly trained. Eating disorders are severe life threatening illnesses and putting untrained and unqualified staff in charge of intensive programming is irresponsible. Lots of staff are fresh out of college and the Emily Program is their first job. I've been to many eating disorder treatment centers over the years and the Emily Program has the most unqualified and inexperienced staff by far. I'm assuming they do this because they can pay young and inexperienced staff a lot less money, but it completely drains the quality of care. They push higher levels of care on clients and then don't even staff them appropriately. They are really big on marketing and patient recruitment, but the actual care here is below industry standard. Go to Melrose if you need help. Program is much more ethical and the staff are much better trained.

I came to the Emily Program in 2016 after being very sick in the hospital. While I did learn some…read moreskills, as a male they failed me. I had to come from two and a half hours away so I couldn't drive back and forth so I needed to find a place to stay. They have living arrangements available but only for women because the request from males don't happen very often. I was offered no help in finding accommodations and had to pay a lot more. If you look at their website, you will see things about new apartments being used making it sound like it is for everyone but it's very misleading. To make things worse, one of the group therapies was a book based on a woman's perspective called "Eating in the Light of the Moon." I asked for a different option for me and they had a hard time finding anything. I was actively relapsing during the IOP at my apartment and openly talked about it in group but they never seemed to address it. Transitioning out of the program, there was a huge lack of communication where there were things I didn't know about, which caused embarrassment and anxiety. I had requested to sit down with some people there to talk about my issues and feelings after I was done but never got a call or anything. Overall, I was hurt by how I was treated there. Almost immediately being done, I relapsed and was afraid to seek out treatment for three years. As a male, it is hard to admit you even have an eating disorder to begin with but then to get treatment that you can't relate to and can't get access to because of your sex its really hard.