What services do you provide?

I offer financial therapy, relationship counseling, couples therapy, and ADHD/ADD assessment and therapy for adults and children. These services are designed to help you build balance, clarity, and stronger connections.

Do you provide online therapy near me?

Yes. Sessions are available both in-person at my Philadelphia office and online, making it easy to find therapy no matter where you’re located.

Can ADHD therapy help adults as well as kids?

Absolutely. Many adults live with undiagnosed ADHD. My ADHD therapy for adults focuses on improving focus, planning, and self-esteem, while also supporting children with ADD therapy.

How can couples therapy improve my relationship?

Through couples counseling and relationship therapy, partners learn to resolve conflicts, rebuild trust, and communicate more openly – helping you move from conflict to connection.

Do you offer financial counseling near me?

Yes. With decades of experience in financial counseling and therapy, I help individuals and couples feel empowered as they uncover the beliefs and attitudes motivating money decisions. They are thus freed to create healthier financial patterns.

Relationship Therapy with Maggie Baker, Ph.D.

Why Relationships Matter

Healthy relationships are at the heart of emotional well-being. When you feel secure and connected, life feels balanced. But when conflicts, secrets, or misunderstandings arise, the result can be stress, guilt, sadness, or anger.

If you have been searching for relationship counseling near me or a couples therapist near me, you are already taking the first step toward change. Whether the strain comes from communication issues in a relationship, a major life transition, or patterns that keep repeating, relationship therapy gives you a structured, supportive place to work through it.

How Relationship Therapy Helps

In relationship therapy, the goal is to understand how you connect with others and how others experience you. Together, we will explore:

Communication patterns and unmet needs, including how to fix a lack of communication in a relationship

Boundaries that protect your well-being
Ways to express your emotions with confidence
Steps to rebuild trust and intimacy after conflict or betrayal
Recurring marriage and communication problems that keep resurfacing despite good intentions

Sessions are available in person at my Wynnewood office or through online relationship therapy, so distance is never a barrier to getting support.

Couples Counseling

If you are struggling in your marriage or partnership, couples therapy and couples counseling can help you and your partner resolve conflicts and grow stronger together. As a marriage counselor and relationship therapist with decades of clinical experience, I focus on rebuilding trust, fostering empathy, and finding healthier ways to move forward.

Many couples come to marriage counseling after years of the same argument on repeat. Virtual Couples Counseling online sessions make it possible to start this work on your own schedule, whether you are local to Greater Philadelphia or connecting from anywhere.

Relationship Therapy for Couples Affected by ADHD

ADHD/ADD does not just affect the person who has it. It affects the relationship. Forgotten commitments, interrupted conversations, financial disorganization, and mismatched senses of urgency can quietly erode trust between partners, even when both people love each other deeply.

If ADHD/ADD marriage counseling or ADHD/ADD couples counseling is what brought you here, you are dealing with a specific dynamic that generic couples therapy often misses. As both a relationship therapist and an ADHD/ADD specialist, I help couples understand which conflicts are personality differences and which are ADHD/ADD -driven, then build communication and structure that works for both partners.

Learn more about ADHD / ADD Therapy or explore how ADHD/ADD and money stress intersect through Financial Therapy.

Who Can Benefit?

Relationship counseling is right for you if:

You feel sad, confused, or angry about a relationship
You keep secrets and feel isolated or guilty
You want stronger, more authentic connections
You are searching for the best therapy for relationship issues to improve communication and closeness
You and your partner argue about money, time, or responsibilities more than you connect
One or both partners has ADHD and it keeps showing up in your conflicts

Why Work With Maggie Baker, Ph.D.

With years of experience in relationship therapy and counseling, I provide a safe, supportive space where you can explore your emotions and learn new ways of connecting. The first step is always to feel heard and understood – once that foundation is built, growth and change are possible.

Serving Greater Philadelphia and Beyond Virtually.

In-person sessions are available at my Wynnewood office and for clients in the Greater Philadelphia area. Online relationship therapy is also available nationwide, so you can find Maggie Baker, Ph.D. no matter where you live.

Take the First Step

Your relationships can be a source of strength, not stress. Therapy can help you heal, reconnect, and move forward with confidence.

FAQs

1. How do I find a couples therapist who is the right fit?

Look for a licensed clinician with real experience in couples counseling and relationship therapy, not just individual therapy. Ask about their approach to communication, conflict, and trust-building, and choose someone who makes both partners feel heard

2. What is the difference between marriage counseling and relationship therapy?

Marriage counseling typically refers to work with legally married couples, while relationship therapy is a broader term that includes couples counseling, premarital counseling, and support for any committed partnership. In practice, the techniques overlap significantly and both aim to improve communication and connection.

3. Can ADHD really cause problems in a relationship?

Yes. ADHD/ADD can affect memory, follow-through, emotional regulation, and time management, which often shows up in relationships as forgotten plans, interrupted conversations, or financial friction. ADHD/ADD informed couples counseling helps partners separate the condition from character and build strategies that reduce conflict.

4. Do you offer online couples therapy?

Yes. Virtual couples therapy and online relationship therapy sessions are available for clients anywhere, in addition to in-person sessions at the Philadelphia office.

5. How long does relationship therapy usually take?

There is no fixed timeline. Some couples see meaningful improvement in a few months of consistent sessions, while others continue longer-term work through major life transitions. Progress depends on the issues involved and how consistently both partners engage in the therapeutic process.

Maggie Baker Ph. D.