Peter Juskalian earned his Master of Science in Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University of Dayton. He specializes in working with families, couples, and individuals seeking deeper emotional clarity, stronger relationships, and lasting personal growth, with a particular focus on families experiencing ongoing relational distress, chronic conflict, communication breakdowns, and complex emotional dynamics. Known for his warm yet direct style, Peter creates a therapeutic environment that is both deeply supportive and thoughtfully challenging. He helps clients and families slow down destructive interaction cycles, strengthen emotional regulation, improve communication, and develop healthier, more stable ways of relating to one another. His approach balances compassion with accountability, creating space for honest conversations and practical, sustainable change. Peter is extensively trained in the Gottman Method and integrates Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Motivational Interviewing, and emotionally focused approaches to help clients move beyond repetitive patterns and toward more meaningful connections and emotional healing. His work is especially informed by supporting families navigating persistent tension, co-parenting struggles, emotional reactivity, estrangement, and longstanding relational wounds.