Edward Stone, LPC, is a dedicated professor of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and specializes in supporting distressed couples. He employs Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) which boasts an extraordinary documented improvement rate of 90% and a success rate of 73%. Edward is particularly adept at working with mid- and late-life couples facing relationship challenges, including infidelity, trauma, physical illness, financial stressors, and end-of-life decisions. His passion lies in assisting baby boomer couples navigating significant life transitions, such as retirement, dating, and remarriage. Known for his compassionate approach, Edward welcomes couples who genuinely wish to revive their marriage but feel trapped or discouraged. An AAMFT approved supervisor, Edward also supervises LPC and MFT licensure candidates and graduate MFT students at Lee University Counseling Center in Cleveland. He has immense respect for the pioneering efforts of Dr. Sue Johnson in EFT and Dr. John Gottman of the Gottman Institute. Edward’s wealth of experience and his commitment to fostering healthy relationships make him a valuable ally for those seeking profound change in their lives.