Kenny Levine (He/Him)

I offer individual therapy, couples counseling, as well as co-parenting therapy for high-conflict divorce. Individual psychotherapy offers a personalized journey of self-exploration and growth, providing a safe and confidential space to explore your unique challenges and concerns. Through our collaborative relationship, you will gain valuable insights into your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, leading to enhanced self-awareness and emotional resilience. By exploring patterns, learning coping strategies, and developing new skills, individuals can navigate life's obstacles with greater ease, improve relationships, and cultivate a deeper sense of fulfillment and well-being. Ultimately, individual psychotherapy empowers clients to unlock their full potential and live more authentically aligned lives. Couples counseling offers a transformative opportunity for partners to enhance their relationship and deepen their connection. Through facilitated dialogue and structured interventions, couples gain insight into their communication styles, conflict resolution patterns, and underlying dynamics. By addressing issues such as trust, intimacy, and shared goals in a supportive and nonjudgmental environment, couples can rebuild trust, improve communication, and strengthen their bond. Couples counseling equips partners with practical tools and strategies to navigate challenges more effectively, fostering greater understanding, empathy, and mutual respect. Ultimately, it empowers couples to cultivate a healthier, more fulfilling relationship built on mutual support and shared growth. Co-parenting therapy provides a structured and supportive environment for separated and divorced parents to navigate the complexities of raising children together, while managing conflict constructively. By focusing on the needs and well-being of the children, co-parenting therapy helps parents develop effective communication skills, establish boundaries, and create a cooperative co-parenting relationship. Through guided discussions and problem-solving techniques, parents learn to set aside personal differences and prioritize the best interests of their children. Co-parenting therapy equips parents with strategies to minimize conflict, establish consistency in parenting approaches, and foster a sense of stability and security for their children amidst the challenges of divorce. My goal as a co-parenting therapist is to empower parents to collaborate more effectively, promoting healthier relationships and positive outcomes for the entire family.