Greg Pfeffer, LPC (Gottman Couples Therapist)
"The grass is greener where you water it." -Julie Gottman, Gottman Method
"In my experience and understanding of human potential and the complexities of life, I firmly believe that every person possesses an inherent capacity for greatness bestowed upon them by a higher force. However, I acknowledge that the journey towards realizing this potential may be met with obstacles, often arising from significant life events that challenge our perceptions and hinder us from making appropriate decisions. Utilizing a person-centered therapeutic approach, my goal is to work collaboratively with you, respecting your unique needs and aspirations, to create a plan that aligns with your personal objectives.
With a background encompassing clinical experience and a deep understanding of various life circumstances, my skill set has enabled me to assist individuals coping with substance use, recovery challenges, anxiety, depression, low self esteem, anger management, and interpersonal communication barriers. Drawing from my time spent in the United States Navy and my involvement with blue-collar work, I have gained unique insights into the complexities of human existence that many are grappling with on a daily basis. This understanding helps me connect empathetically, and on a relatable level, with others; fostering a therapeutic environment that promotes growth and healing."
Greg earned his Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Missouri Baptist University. He's a distinguished Nationally Certified Counselor and a Missouri Licensed Professional Counselor. Driven by a profound passion for fostering healthier and more fulfilling partnerships, Greg has honed his skills through specialized training in the Gottman Method for Couples. This cutting-edge approach equips him with evidence-based interventions to enhance communication and strengthen bonds between couples, allowing them to navigate challenges with greater resilience and understanding.
