Gal Szekely, Author at The Couples Center

About Gal Szekely

In his work with hundreds of couples, Gal Szekely has observed that most relationship issues stem from one well-intentioned but misguided thought: “It should come naturally!” In reality, strong partnerships don’t just happen—they require tools and resources most of us weren’t given and don’t even realize we need. As the director of The Couples Center, Gal is dedicated to the vision of helping all couples create a Love that Lasts. His warm, practical approach—combining psychotherapy, coaching, and spiritual guidance—recognizes and honors the very best in every person, and makes him a sought-after coach, therapist, and workshop leader.

Long Distance Relationship Counseling and Couples Therapy

Jun 20, 22|relationship issues

Long distance relationships can be challenging. Learn more about the benefits of couples counseling and finding the right therapist.

Getting to Know TCC Couples Therapist: Evelyn Natalya

Mar 01, 19|Meet Our Therapists

As we continue letting you into the personal lives of our couples therapists, we are gracefully learning about and truly appreciating the vulnerability and kindness each therapist exempts during this interview process. This month, I am excited to interview Evelyn Natalya, LMFT.

Why Self-Care is so Important for Longevity and Wellness

Jan 06, 19|awareness and personal growth

Self-care is any activity you do to improve your mental, physical, or emotional health. Learn how to practice self-care for a healthier, happier life.

Get to Know Our Couples Therapists: Nicolette Sweeney, LMFT

Jan 06, 19|Meet Our Therapists

Nicolette Sweeney, a Brooklyn native, is as passionate as she is creative. Though she is now a successful and sought-after couples therapist, the once-upon-a-time hip-hop dance teacher got her start in the South Bronx as a student mentor. Her purpose? [She] “wanted to give kids a reason to show up.”

Four Ways to be More Mindful During the Holidays…

Dec 06, 18|awareness and personal growth

Does it fall like your marriage is falling apart? Learn the signs of a dying marriage, and how you can save your relationship before it’s too late.

Four Ways to be More Mindful During the Holidays

Dec 03, 18|awareness and personal growth

As we approach the peak of the holiday season, we can take a moment to be thankful for another year and time well spent with our loved ones. The holidays come with wonderful opportunities to slow down and enjoy moments with your family, but they often can come at the expense of your or your partner’s feelings.