Christine Greer O’Connor, Ph.D. & LICSW
Christine’s counseling practice and doctoral research are dedicated to helping clients cope with life transitions. Couples often report increased conflict, miscommunication, and decreased intimacy during times of transition. Christine has worked with many couples to help them resolve conflict and improve understanding and intimacy during challenging times. Having lived in Spain and Costa Rica and having traveled extensively in five continents, Christine is fluent in Spanish and has expertise working with international clients. She has a successful multicultural private practice and welcomes all lifestyles.

Christine received a Bachelors degree in Psychology from Haverford College, a Masters of Science degree in Social Work from Columbia University, and post graduate clinical training from the American Institute for Psychoanalysis. She has a her Ph.D. in Clinical Social Work from New York University and has presented her doctoral research at numerous national conferences and in research journals. Christine is licensed in the District of Columbia, New York, and South Carolina.

Reviews from external sources like Yelp/Google for our RCC couples counseling
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“I’ve done my fair share of counseling over the years. All therapists seem to have their own style. What I loved about the Relationship Couples Counseling Center is from the get-go I felt my therapist understood what was going on and offered us goals to work toward. We received a perceptive, caring and honest response to our situation, even if it stings sometimes, I really appreciate the feedback and down-to-earth approach.

The main issue most couples encounter is effective or ineffective communication. I appreciate the way we where allowed to talk to each other, and at the same time create boundaries that allow us to feel safe to share. Both my husband and I felt like our therapist cared about us equally, and was able to approach/communicate with us in a way that made sense. Each of us needs things to be spelled out in a different way.

Honestly, my marriage with my husband is great. Just need a few minor adjustments from time-to-time. If you want to get a tune-up in your relationship or a deep cleaning I wouldn’t go anywhere else.”