Looking for a down-to-earth, fun-loving, compassionate, yet no-nonsense, expert on dating, love, and romance? Meet Dr. Debra!

Dr. Debra Mandel, Ph.D. has thirty years of experience helping individuals with love woes, broken-hearts and unfulfilled intimacy desires. She truly loves teaching individuals and couples how to mend their ailing hearts and find or rekindle true, long-lasting love.
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Dr. Debra has studied many different orientations to psychotherapy and has extensive training in a number of modalities. She will work with you to design a therapeutic experience that is specific to your goals and needs.
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Thirty years of experience helping individuals with love woes, broken-hearts and unfulfilled intimacy desires.
send a message
She will work with you to design a therapeutic experience that is specific to your goals and needs.
contact dr debra

Dr. Debra will help you:

  • understand the different languages of love
  • learn how to communicate with your partner so that your message is received in the way in which you intended
  • embrace the importance of empathy and compassion
  • help you determine whether your relationship is worth saving or better to let it go

Dr. Debra is very passionate about understanding the complexities and nuances of relationship dynamics and she will give you exercises and tools to be able to overcome defensiveness, become comfortable with vulnerability, and bring your love life to a new level of fulfillment. She will tell you honestly, yet gently, if your relationship has what it takes to resurrect it or whether she believes it’s better to part ways.

If you or your partner have already decided to call it quits, she can also help you navigate through a break-up in a loving way so as to be able to move forward in your life with a sense of closure and with grace! This is especially important if children are involved!

So if her style and approach to relationship counseling intrigues you, please feel free to contact her.

View Dr. Debra in an interview about “Dump that Chump.” 

HOW TO MOVE ON FROM A BAD RELATIONSHIP