• Does your marriage feel unsustainable?
  • Are you feeling frustrated and alone?
  • Is your spouse checked out?
  • Has there been an affair?
  • Are you often fighting?
  • Is your partner a source of pain instead of strength?

Marriage Therapy Tailored to Your Life

As a kidney donor, rabbi, and marriage expert, Dr. Sytner's philosophy starts with true compassion and caring for every couple he works with. He believes that no couple should suffer, as marriage should be a source of friendship, love and support. As many couples tend to drift apart over time, Dr. Sytner introduces multiple pathways to provide marital support and counseling to get things back on track (and even better than once they were).

Whether the marriage is in crisis and in need of an immediate intervention, or if the relationship requires ongoing counseling, Dr. Sytner crafts a tailored plan that works for your busy schedule. Rebuilding a marriage can only happen if the therapy fits into your lifestyle. That is why Dr. Ari Sytner offers appointments at night, weekends, and will even travel to meet with couples in crisis to help them rebuild their relationship from the ground up. He uses strictly scientific methods with the data to back them up, so that every couple receives a state-of-the-art assessment and treatment plan that maximizes the chances to rebuild the relationship. 

When a marriage reaches a point where every conversation seems to turn into a fight and there is more frustration than joy, the relationship may be at risk for divorce. There is a critical window of time for a couple to begin effective marital counseling that can reverse the damage and begin to rebuild the love, intimacy, respect and care that a happy and healthy marriage is built upon.

Dr. Ari Sytner uses the research-based approach of Dr. John Gottman to slice through the chronic issues that have been plaguing the marriage and facilitate a comfortable pathway toward improving the relationship.

Research has found that the average couple struggles for 6 years before reaching out for help. Please don't wait.