Dr. DeMarquis Clarke, LMFT

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Dr. DeMarquis Clarke, LMFT

Agency Name: Dr. DeMarquis Clarke, LMFT
Name: The Center for Relational Change
Business Address: 1789 S. Braddock Ave.
Business Address 2: Suite 350
City: Pittsburgh
State: PA
ZIP Code: 15218
Website Address: http://CenterforRelationalChange.com
Business Phone Number: 412-301-5221
Business Fax: 412-376-5300
Therapy Languages: English
Degree Name/Type: Ph.D.
Name of School: Syracuse University
Year Graduated In: 2011
Major: Marriage and Family Therapy
Licensed In State: PA
Years of Clinic Experience: 16
Years of Experience with Victims: 13
Biography:

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I am a capable, compassionate, experienced clinician that provides individual, couple/marital, and family therapy for a wide range of issues, including but not limited to, relational conflict, trauma and abuse recovery, parent-child conflict, anger management, and more. My specialties include: Couple/marital therapy; Sexual abuse and trauma recovery; as well as Working with issues of religion/spirituality, race/ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation.

I offer therapy groups for male survivors only: Yes
I offer a free initial consultation appointment.: Yes
I offer a sliding scale fee for survivors in need: No
I accept most major insurance carriers.: Yes
Other Information: I do not have a “one approach fits all” philosophy of therapy. Some approaches work well for some people, while other people respond better to a different approach. Having said that, it is probably most accurate to say my primary therapeutic orientation is based in Family Systems Theory. Systemic Theory considers how the complex interactions of relationships influence our psychological and emotional health. It’s the belief individuals cannot be understood in isolation from one another. Families are systems of interconnected and interdependent individuals, none of whom can be understood in isolation from their families, communities, or society.
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