The Couples Tool Kit
Working together as a team of three — by Jill Edelman, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., Specialist in Couples TherapyContact Me

Jill Edelman, M.S.W, L.C.S.W.
Offices
9 Shady Lane
Redding, CT 06896
292 Post Road East
Westport, CT 06880
Office Hours
Flexible – I also do Phone and Skype Consultations and Sessions.
Payments
Checks, Credit Cards and PayPal
Contact
203.938.9739
jilledelman@gmail.com
www.TheCouplesToolKit.com
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You have set up a very attractive, well written invitation to explore many possibilities for couples experiencing a wide range of difficulties. A particularly important ingredient is evidence of your many years of experience. Bravo Jill!
Bravo..bravo..bravo.. From the bottom of my heart.
It is an excellent, intriguing and a well written blog..
I believe that many of my patients will benefit from your weekly blog, your knowledge and expertise. I forwarded your blog to all my patients.
I cannot wait for your next posted blog..surprise me..
With admiration,
Mickey Harpaz
I am not familiar with CT. However I live in Winsted, Ct. & will be here @ 6 months. I am looking for a couples therapists near Danbury, Ct. I have Medicare & can make co-payments. Can you help?
Dear Jill,
What a wonderful, insightful blog!
I had some alone time this morning to read many sections, and could not have found it more true. I look forward to continuing to get these great “tidbits” of wisdom to ponder as I remind myself to remain aware and present in my marriage.
Thank you!
Women think they can change the men they want to marry. Check out the “Guys and Dolls” song “Marry the Man Today”. And philanderers are practiced seducers, experts in the field.
I love your website, very insightful and encouraging. Here I sit in Redding wondering where I went wrong, what did I do wrong. Maybe, you can’t change men, but what if they changed from the man you married to someone at times you don’t know who he is. I guess I need to give you a call. Talk to you soon.
Although i haven’t been a “couple” for quite a few years I so appreciate reading your blogs, Jill, many of which still pertain in the aftermath of divorce- especially if young kids are involved. we remain reluctantly attached if we’re trying to do our kids right, and the issue’s just change. i should give you a call- think of you whenever i receive this. thanks for keeping me in the loop Jilly. And how about South Pacific’s “I’m Gonna Wash that Man Right Out of My Hair”? sorry, how immature; couldn’t resist.
Your site is beautifully conceived and beautifully written with excellent advice. Wonderful!
Dear Kathy,
Thanks so much for those encouraging words. Hope you have some fun with this blog. Love feedback.
Dear Elise,
I think very highly of your opinion so I am happy to read your comment. Keep me posted on your observations. I hope to submit two new posts a week.