Kathryn P. Koslow Center for Marriage & Family Therapy

The Koslow Center Mission

The Koslow Center for Marriage and Family is dedicated to offering therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families in person or via telehealth at our on-campus clinic. Therapy is conducted by advanced graduate students under the supervision of licensed professional faculty and supervisors.

For appointments, please call 203-254-4306 or email koslowcenter@fairfield.edu. A member of our intake routine will reach out within 48 hours to schedule a 15-minute intake phone call.

Thank you for seeking services at the Koslow Center for Marriage and Family Therapy. We recognize what a courageous step it is to seek services for yourself and your family. As marriage and family therapists in training, our students provide systemic, relational therapy to individuals, couples, and families. We believe that the quality of our relationships is of the utmost importance and are committed to providing space for you to explore and enhance your own.

We look forward to being a part of your journey.

Sincerely,
Dr. Ali Bryant, LMFT
Program Director

Welcome to the Koslow Center for Marriage and Family Therapy

Take a look inside Fairfield's Koslow Center for Marriage and Family Therapy.

About the Center

The Koslow Center is dedicated to:

Providing therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families
Excellence in the training of professional marriage and family therapists
Creating a community of professionals where both graduate and current students can be engaged and remain connected
Engaging students to establish their values and understanding of the world while emphasizing excellence in critical reasoning, synthesis of solutions, communication, and an understanding of the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of associated human behavior

Services

The Koslow Center seeks to assist individuals, couples, and families with problems such as:

Interpersonal relationship concerns
Pre-marital concerns or issues
Breakdown in family communication
Childhood development concerns
Parent/child conflict
Marital conflict
Sexual difficulties
Separation or divorce issues
Coping with aging parents
Problems related to illness or loss
Depression
Anxiety

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The ethical principles and standards of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) as well as state laws regarding confidentiality and professional practice are rigorously adhered to by all therapists.

Therapy is provided by advanced graduate students in the Marriage and Family Program at Fairfield University’s School of Education and Human Development. All sessions are observed by a supervisory team to ensure that clients receive the best services possible, Supervisors are Connecticut state-licensed marriage and family therapists who are credentialed to treat and deliver services to individuals, couples, and families through the professional application of family systems approaches. Clients are requested to give their written consent to these procedures at the onset of therapy.

Fees range from $0-$60 per session. No one is turned away for financial constraints.