Couples and Coparenting Counseling

What I do

Specializing in Complex Relationship Dynamics

Our partners, whether intact, separated, or divorced, can be a significant source of support. As parents it is even more essential that the coparent relationship remains strong to help us become the individuals, partners, coparents, and parents that we envision.

Built on the foundations of academic research, Dr. Kovacs offers evidence-based counseling to resolve conflicts, improve communication, and rebuild relationships. Resolving complex family and relationship issues isn’t easy. But through years of commitment to research and practical experience in couple and family dynamics, Dr. Kovacs can help you overcome these difficulties.

Dr. Kovacs works with intact couples with or without children, with post-separation coparents, and with individuals for issues related to relationship distress. He can help you understand how past and current dynamics have affected your relationships, your career, your parenting styles, and your overall happiness. He can help you through the struggles of being a single parent, stepparent, or coparent.

Accessing and applying the latest research on family and relationship dynamics, Dr. Kovacs can help you lessen the negative impacts of partner and coparent disagreements and hostility on you and your children. Although everyone is different, most clients see the results they desire within 8-10 sessions. Dr. Kovacs appreciates busy schedules, so he is available evenings 1-2 days a week. 

Practice Areas

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Couple's Counseling

State of the science counseling techniques emphasize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), family system theory, and solution-focused therapy to resolve conflict, improve communication skills, and strengthen and rebuild your relationship. Designed to achieve actionable and effective results

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Coparenting

Parental separation will always be difficult for children. Using the latest research on the effects of divorce and separation on parenting Dr. Kovacs will help you and your coparent to overcome those difficulties to minimize or avoid the negative effects of separation on your children

Winding Road

Parenting Coordination

As a specialist in coparenting dynamics, Dr. Kovacs helps parents put the best interest of their children first and will use the latest research on parenting in intact and separated families to help parents negotiate a parenting plan that fits the needs of each parent, child, and family involved

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Seminars and Workshops

Dr. Kovacs offers seminars and workshops throughout New York State to help intact and separated couples establish effective and actionable and insight-oriented coparenting and relationship practices

Dr. Kovacs is available for face-to-face or telehealth appointments

Telehealth

Telehealth is the use of digital information and communication technologies, such as computers and mobile devices, to receive video counseling sessions remotely. Services are 100% HIPAA compliant and require nothing more than your cell phone or computer. You log into the session by clicking on a link in your email.

Evidence-Based Counseling for Complex Relationships

“Built on the foundations of academic research and real-world experience”

- Greg Kovacs, PhD, LMFT

Frequently asked Questions

The fee for counseling and coparenting consultation is $160 per one-hour session. Cash, checks, and credit cards are accepted.

While this varies most clients attain the needed change in 8-10 sessions.

We believe that when you call for counseling it’s because you’re ready to get started. While we strive to see you within the week, it may take a bit longer to coordinate schedules.

I do not accept insurance for couples counseling or coparenting counseling. I can provide you with the documentation you need to submit a claim to your insurance company.

Yes. we hold office hours until 9:00 pm on certain nights

Counseling services are 100% confidential and in no way affiliated with the TrueYou! podcast.

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Establish essential parenting and coparenting practices using evidence-based best practices

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