I help couples and families create more fulfilling connections.  Often, the people we love the most are also the people we fight with the most.  Couples and families get stuck in repetitive cycles of anger and disappointment, which can leave everyone feeling hopeless and disconnected. I help people end the hopeless cycle by creating environments where they can reconnect with their loved ones and experience more fulfilling togetherness. 

I am a relationally-focused therapist, which means I believe that the quality of our bonds with others is the greatest resource we have. However,  I understand that these bonds can become strained, abusive, and sources of acute pain, which is why many of the people I work with reach out to me. 

​You'll find that I provide a, non-judgmental, laid back, caring environment for all of my clients. You can expect to be treated with respect and dignity when you show up for your appointment and treated to a cup of coffee or tea. 

 When I'm not in the office, you can find me reading a good book, swimming, writing and photography, and enjoying time with my family.

 Professional

Schuyler earned his Master's in Clinical Mental Health counseling from Denver Seminary in 2013. He has a professional license in both Colorado and Iowa. And has worked in mental health and academic settings for the past ten years.

Schuyler has completed specialized training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which is an evidenced-based world leading treatment for couples and families in distress. He is also a clinical supervisor for graduate students in training. 

You deserve the highest quality of care, which is why Schuyler invests in high-quality experiential training on a regular basis.  Here is a list of my most recent trainings: 

-Relational Life Therapy level 1 Training

-Emotionally-Focused Therapy Externship

-Emotionally-Focused Therapy Core Skills

-Attachment and Somatic Group Therapy Institute

-Psychodynamic Professional Reading Group

Schuyler is a published author at Pollen Magazine.