Dr. Beth Cooper, a licensed psychologist with a PhD and ABPP credentials, is dedicated to guiding individuals and couples through their most challenging times. Specializing in anxiety, relationship issues, and life transitions, she employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Dr. Cooper is known for her warmth and engaging approach, helping clients identify the root causes of their struggles and imparting specific interventions to foster better communication, intimacy, and effective conflict resolution. Whether clients face persistent fighting, emotional distance, or the aftermath of trust issues, Dr. Cooper provides the tools needed to transform negative patterns into positive interactions. Her expertise extends to addressing issues related to depression and anxiety, offering compassionate support along with practical strategies for improvement. With extensive training from nationally recognized experts in couples and family therapy, she excels at assessing relational dynamics and restructuring interactions to enhance collaboration and understanding. As a directive coach and mentor, Dr. Cooper serves as a caring Relationship Guide, contributing to the field through national lectures and published works addressing critical relationship issues.