Mary Moskoff, PhD, DMiN

Mary works with individuals, couples and children. Special areas of expertise in her work with adults include life transitions, work-related problems and relationship difficulties. Her specialties with children and adolescents are school related problems, ADHD and other disabilities, depression, anxiety, and adjustment to divorce and stepfamilies. She offers therapy groups for women which focus on self-esteem, life changes, stress management and family issues. She offers workshops for anti-bullying and performing in school.

Mary received her Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in Adult Education as well as Master's degrees in both Social Work and Child and Family Studies. In 2002 Mary received Doctorate of Ministry from Wisdom University. She has worked professionally with children and families as a teacher since 1971 and as a therapist since 1982.

She is available for lecture, one day or weekend retreats on the use of the labyrinth.