William Marrett, Marriage Counselor in Louisville, 40223

William A. Marrett, LMFT, LPCC

Profession(s):
Marriage & Family Therapy, Counseling, Pastoral Counseling
License Status:
I'm a licensed professional.
Primary License:
LMFT
Secondary License:
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor

My Approach to Helping

Are you finding yourself troubled and confused because of relationship conflicts and arguments, and wanting to have a better relationship with you mate? Or perhaps something just seems to be getting in the way of your emotional well-being, and you just can't figure out what it is and what to do, to enjoy life more? My aim is to help you improve your relationships, develop a greater sense of well-being and enable you to solve problems and make decisions with more confidence and surety.

You are looking for answers...that's why you found your way to this site. And, you may already know that you haven't been able to make changes on your own. I am ready to listen as you help me understand what your experience has been and how you what it to change. With counseling based on years of experience and the study of the best counseling methods and coaching strategies, I will assist you in discovering various insights, new strengths and skills, and ways for you to relate to persons and situations differently, in order for you to create the life experiences you long for.

More Info About My Practice

As a counselor in Louisville, Kentucky, I'll meet with you in my office one-on-one or with your mate or others. My location is just off of Hurstbourne Lane near Taylorsville Road. Appointments are scheduled 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday, Saturday appointments are available as well. My office accommodations are accessible, pleasant and provide confidentiality. I charge a Fee for my services, and I accept most insurance plans. I encourage you to call to discuss your payment options.

On the Fence About Going to Therapy?

You are normal... We all have experienced difficulties that we needed help with. So, getting help sooner, rather than latter is the best way to reduce anxiety about change, and to reduce the suffering associated with remaining the same.