Our Services

We offer counseling as follows:

• Private couples counseling in our offices in Bethesda, Maryland or Sarasota, Florida, see: CouplesTools.com
• One hour phone coaching using Skype. Both Jon and Beverly Meyerson will coach you. For details and to make an appointment, contact us.
• Couples workshops: If you are a member of any organization (including church, synagogue, social, or business group) and would like us to lead a communication tools workshop, contact us.

Background of the Meyersons

Jon and Beverly pride themselves in “practicing what they preach.” By integrating communication tools into their daily life, both at home and at work, they enjoy a loving relationship, resolving differences as they arise. Couples who are counseled feel this energy and learn how to incorporate these loving practices into their own relationships.

Everyone deserves a joyful relationship and can learn the necessary communication skills with less effort than is required to pass a high school or college class.

The Meyersons have counseled hundreds of couples and have taught dozens of couples communication classes throughout the Washington, DC/Baltimore area and in Sarasota, Florida. They have been featured and quoted in numerous newspapers, magazines and radio shows.

Jon and Beverly have trained extensively through Harville Hendrix’s internationally renowned Institute for Imago Relationship Therapy. In addition, they have received training from many nationally and internationally known couples relationship experts, including Lori Gordon, founder of the PAIRS Foundation, and Dorsey Cartwright founder of the Texas Institute of Voice Dialogue Training.

Jon Meyerson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). He received his Master of Social Work degree from Catholic University of America. Before changing careers, he was an economist, developing Federal social welfare legislation for over 30 years.

Beverly Meyerson, is a Relational Coach. Previously she was the administrator of a large day care center. More recently, she was the director of a museum shop in Washington, DC. She has also worked in the Montgomery County courts as an advocate of victims of domestic violence.