| Marriage Counselor--Washington, DC 202-308-3802 |
Helen Rudinsky, MS
Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist
| "Helping You Find Harmony with Yourself and Others" |
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Marriage & Family Therapy is brief, solution-focused, short term therapy with attain-able therapeutic goals designed with the
"end in mind."
Because of the short term nature of Marriage & Family Therapy (10-12 sessions for couples, 7-9 sessions for families), studies
show that clients are highly satisfied with services of Marriage & Family Therapists.
Marriage & Family Therapists (MFTs) are licensed to conduct therapy within the context of marriage, couples and family
systems.
Typical MFTs have a Master's or Doctoral degree in Marriage & Family Therapy and an average of 13 years of clinical practice.
They are recognized as a "core" mental health profession, along with psychiatry, psychology, social work and psychiatric
nursing.
Consumers report that MFTs are the mental health professionals they would most likely recommend to friends, over
psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists.
Over 98 percent of clients of MFTs report their therapy services as good or excellent.
Since 1970s there has been a 50 fold increase in MFTs. Today more than 60,000 MFTs treat individuals, couples, children and
families worldwide.
This growth is a result, of renewed public awareness of the importance of marriage and family life and concern about the
increased pressure and stress on couples, marriages and families in a rapidly changing world.
"end in mind."
Because of the short term nature of Marriage & Family Therapy (10-12 sessions for couples, 7-9 sessions for families), studies
show that clients are highly satisfied with services of Marriage & Family Therapists.
Marriage & Family Therapists (MFTs) are licensed to conduct therapy within the context of marriage, couples and family
systems.
Typical MFTs have a Master's or Doctoral degree in Marriage & Family Therapy and an average of 13 years of clinical practice.
They are recognized as a "core" mental health profession, along with psychiatry, psychology, social work and psychiatric
nursing.
Consumers report that MFTs are the mental health professionals they would most likely recommend to friends, over
psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists.
Over 98 percent of clients of MFTs report their therapy services as good or excellent.
Since 1970s there has been a 50 fold increase in MFTs. Today more than 60,000 MFTs treat individuals, couples, children and
families worldwide.
This growth is a result, of renewed public awareness of the importance of marriage and family life and concern about the
increased pressure and stress on couples, marriages and families in a rapidly changing world.
| Helen Rudinsky, MS Marriage & Family Therapist |
| Marriage & Family Therapy |
| Couples Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Premarital Counseling Serving the Greater Washington DC area since 2004 including: Arlington, Alexandria, Vienna, McLean, Falls Church, Great Falls, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg and other area communities. Copyright@2013 Helen Rudinsky, MS, Marriage & Family Therapist, Washington, DC |