Marriage Counseling Pennsylvania: PA

Marriage Friendly Counseling : Philadelphia, PA

	B. Janet Hibbs, M.F.T., Ph.D. Contextual Therapy Associates of Philadelphia 2130 Pine St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 Phone Number: (215) 731-0773 Email: b@drbhibbs.com As a psychologist and marriage and family therapist I bring the unique perspectives of each of these disciplines to my clinical practice. I'm trained in a variety of models, but the overarching framework of my practice is contextual theory. My work with couples focuses on the contextual premise that committed relationships (whether gay or straight) always benefit when partners actively value fair give and take. I've treated distressed couples for over 30 years, and routinely find that most relationship conflicts are resolvable when each person feels considered and fairly treated. Even when the facts of a situation don't change, when spouses experience mutual consideration, trust is restored. I have extensive experience with anxiety, depression, bi-polar illness; behavioral: health, fertility, cancer-related concerns, substance abuse; all in the treatment of individuals, couples, families with children, and adults and their parents. My therapeutic conviction arises not only from my professional training, but also from my own life and primary relationships. Visit my website to find out more about me. Follow me on twitter. Order my latest innovative book on marriage and the idea of fairness. Try to See it My Way: Being Fair in Love and Marriage Gender: Female Graduate Degree: Ph.D. University: Bryn Mawr College Graduate Degree: M.F.T. University: Hahnemann License: Psychology License: Marriage and Family Therapy License: Certified School Psychologist *Certifications/Awards/Memberships/Publications:* Approved Supervisor, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Member, Division of Family Therapy, American Psychology Association Faculty and Member: The Family Institute of Philadelphia 2009, Penguin Books: Try To See It My Way: Being Fair in Love and Marriage Book Chapter: The context of growth: Relational Ethics between parents and children. Member, American Academy of Family Therapy

B. Janet Hibbs, M.F.T., Ph.D.

Contextual Therapy Associates of Philadelphia

2130 Pine St.

Philadelphia, PA 19103

Phone Number: (215) 731-0773

As a psychologist and marriage and family therapist I bring the unique perspectives of each of these disciplines to my clinical practice. I'm trained in a variety of models, but the overarching framework of my practice is contextual theory. My work with couples focuses on the contextual premise that committed relationships (whether gay or straight) always benefit when partners actively value fair give and take.

I've treated distressed couples for over 30 years, and routinely find that most relationship conflicts are resolvable when each person feels considered and fairly treated. Even when the facts of a situation don't change, when spouses experience mutual consideration, trust is restored.

I have extensive experience with anxiety, depression, bi-polar illness; behavioral: health, fertility, cancer-related concerns, substance abuse; all in the treatment of individuals, couples, families with children, and adults and their parents. My therapeutic conviction arises not only from my professional training, but also from my own life and primary relationships.

Visit my website to find out more about me.

Follow me on twitter.

Order my latest innovative book on marriage and the idea of fairness. Try to See it My Way: Being Fair in Love and Marriage

Gender: Female

Graduate Degree: Ph.D.

University: Bryn Mawr College

Graduate Degree: M.F.T.

University: Hahnemann

License: Psychology

License: Marriage and Family Therapy

License: Certified School Psychologist

Certifications/Awards/Memberships/Publications:

Approved Supervisor, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

Member, Division of Family Therapy, American Psychology Association

Faculty and Member: The Family Institute of Philadelphia

2009, Penguin Books: Try To See It My Way: Being Fair in Love and Marriage

Book Chapter: The context of growth: Relational Ethics between parents and children.

Member, American Academy of Family Therapy