Life transitions are inevitable.
Navigating them can be easier.
As a psychotherapist for individuals, collaborative divorce coach and co-parenting facilitator in Fairfield County, CT,
I help adults explore solutions to life’s transitions in an empathetic, nurturing and safe environment.
Due to the current COVID-19 situation, I am offering appointments in person and teletherapy online by video call. Teletherapy is covered by insurance.
Individual Psychotherapy
Together, we will gently explore your feelings in a secure, non-judgmental environment.
As we work together, you will:
- Understand your feelings and how they impact your choices.
- Gain greater self-esteem and empowerment.
- Manage anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss.
- Develop strategies to help you live a more fulfilling life.
Collaborative Divorce Coaching
Working alongside other members of the collaborative divorce team including attorneys, financial professionals and mediators, I can help to bypass emotional impasses stalling the divorce process and to ensure that everyone’s needs are met as efficiently as possible.
As we work together during the divorce process, each spouse will:
- Communicate and make sound decisions, void of negative energy to move the process along quickly.
- Effectively resolve conflict while preserving good will.
- Ensure that your children are protected from the negative impacts of divorce.
- Create the healthiest long-term outcome for everyone involved.
Co-Parenting Facilitation
As a Co-Parenting Facilitator, I’m a neutral third party who can help you stay focused on what’s most important for your children, regardless of how you feel about your ex.
As we work together, you will:
- Spend less time in court.
- Learn to set up parenting plans, holiday schedules, child support, maintenance, alimony and more.
- Protect the emotional health of your children.
- Reduce stress and have more time to focus on you and your children.
- Respectfully and peacefully co-parent your children with your ex.
- Effectively resolve conflict while preserving good will.
- Develop plans for blended and extended families.
About Eve
I’ve been helping people to live happier, healthier lives for more than 30 years. Classically trained as a psychotherapist, I use cognitive behavioral techniques to help individuals rapidly transform their lives.
As a divorced Mom of two, I was inspired to learn how to make the divorce process easier on couple and families.
In addition to my in person and teletherapy private practice, I am the Director of Clinical Services at Jewish Family Service Stamford, CT where I supervise five clinical staff members on the direct delivery of therapy and support services to the community.
If you are going through a challenging life transition, and want to live a more fulfilling life, I hope that you will schedule an appointment with me,
Eve
Eve Moskowitz, LCSW
Education
Masters Degree, Hunter College of Social Work
Certified by
Connecticut Council for Non-Adversarial Divorce
Postgraduate Study
Advanced Center for Psychoanalytic
Psychotherapy
Collaborative Divorce Training
Connecticut Mediation Training
Focus on Kids Training
Professional Affiliations
Founding member, Westport Chapter of the National Association of Divorce Professionals
Academy of Certified Social Workers
Association for Conflict Resolution
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
National Association for Divorce Professionals
National Association of Social Workers
Contact Me
If you are going through a challenging life transition, and want to live a more fulfilling life, I hope that you will schedule an appointment.
Address
286 Webbs Hill Road Stamford, CT 06903
Teletherapy and in person appointments available.
Phone
203-633-3899
FAQ
Do you work with individuals?
Yes. I work with adolescents and adults, male and female. Currently, my youngest client is 12 and my oldest is 92 years old.
Do you accept insurance for psychotherapy services?
Yes. I accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, HUSKY, United Healthcare, United Behavioral Health, and Connecticare.
Is therapy confidential?
Yes. Everything that we discuss during your session is kept within the room and only shared with the people in the room at the time of your session, unless mandated by a court of law.
How long does a therapy session last?
Therapy sessions are 45-50-minutes long
Will I have to be in therapy for a long time?
Working through what’s challenging to you and feeling good about the life changes that you are making doesn’t have a prescribed timeline. You’ll begin to feel the difference and to notice changes in your life and how you relate to others and how you respond to situations while you are in therapy. When it’s time to end therapy, you’ll feel it and know it.
What is Collaborative Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce is non-adversarial, out of court process that offers divorcing couples the opportunity to maintain control over the restructuring of their family. Spouses hire specially trained attorneys, and mental health and financial professionals to help them peacefully transition their lives together into two separate households. The process is based on transparency, compromise, cooperation, compassion, integrity, and a commitment to stay out of court.
Is Collaborative Divorce Coaching covered by insurance?
No, it is not.
How long is the Co-parenting session?
Co-parenting sessions are one (1) hour long. An average of 6-8 sessions are recommended.
Do you work with blended families going through remarriage?
Yes. Remarriage and blending families is a family transition that can be stressful to families. With clear communication and a plan, we are often able to avoid family drama and make smooth transitions.
Psychotherapist, Co-Parenting Facilitator and Collaborative Divorce Coach serving individuals and couples going through life transitions in Westport Norwalk, Fairfield, Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan, Darien, Fairfield County, Connecticut.
Certified Couples Counseling, Anxiety, Depression, Coping Skills, Cognitive Therapy, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, Parenting, Remarriage, Self-esteem, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Blending Families.