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The Huntington Relationship Center I am an Advanced Imago Relationship Therapist and Workshop Presenter in private practice. My specialty is with couples, families and individuals.

Counseling Couples, Individuals & Families in Huntington, Long Island, New York.

❤ Imago Relationship Therapy
❤ Couples
❤ Individual
❤ Family
❤ Pre-Marital
❤ Marriage
❤ Divorce

Acknowledge & Process Emotions in Therapy I teach as a senior adjunct professor at the Adelphi School of Social Work. I also work with businesses in order to help create a solid communication process between employer and employees. I am truly blessed to be able to assist people on their journey, while also examining themselves in relationship to the people in their lives. I have been a Huntington business owner for 16 1/2 years.

Robin Newman, LCSW-R, PCAs a licensed clinical social worker and Imago relationship therapist, I assist individuals and ...
10/21/2026

Robin Newman, LCSW-R, PC

As a licensed clinical social worker and Imago relationship therapist, I assist individuals and couples in repairing ruptured connections with partners, children, family, friendships, and most importantly, with themselves.

❤ Imago Relationship Therapy
❤ Couples Counseling
❤ Individual Counseling
❤ Family Therapy Sessions
❤ Pre-Marital Sessions
❤ Marriage Counseling
❤ Divorce Counseling

The Huntington Relationship Center

148 E. Main Street, Huntington, New York 11743

(631) 421-4701

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/

I work with couples, families and individuals guiding them through anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, marriage problems, family issues, and all other types of relationship conflicts.

09/22/2026

It’s not the stuff we give, but the space we create. ❤️

Take the 1st Step Together: Tips to Start Marriage CounselingTaking the step to start   can feel like a vulnerable leap,...
09/02/2026

Take the 1st Step Together: Tips to Start Marriage Counseling

Taking the step to start can feel like a vulnerable leap, especially if it's your first time. It is completely normal to feel a mix of hope & nervousness. You might worry about being judged, blamed, or forced into uncomfortable conversations.

In this practice, is not about deciding who is "right" or "wrong." It is about creating a safe, neutral, and supportive space where both of you can be heard.

Together, we will unwrap the patterns that leave you feeling stuck, explore new ways to connect, and rebuild your foundation.

You don't have to navigate these challenges alone—let’s work together to guide your relationship back to a place of mutual understanding, growth, and joy.

Starting marriage counseling for the first time is a positive step toward building a stronger, healthier partnership.

Preparing for Your First Session

Discuss goals together: Talk with your partner beforehand about what you both hope to achieve.

Bring concrete examples: Think of specific moments when communication broke down rather than just vague feelings of unhappiness.

Manage your expectations: Understand that the first meeting is mostly about history, background, and establishing safety rather than fixing everything immediately.

What to Focus on During Sessions

Avoid playing the blame game: Focus on your own feelings and personal perspective instead of attacking your partner.

Practice active listening: Let your spouse finish speaking completely before you respond or share your own side.

Accept your part: Acknowledge that both people contribute to the patterns and tensions in the relationship.

Working with a

Treat the therapist as a guide: Remember that a counselor acts as a neutral referee, not a judge or a jury picking a side.

Communicate discomfort: If you feel a lack of connection or do not understand an exercise, speak up so the therapist can adjust.

Give it time: Real progress takes patience &consistency across multiple sessions.

For more information about marriage counseling, contact Robin Newman:

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/

Remove the barriers that make you feel stagnant in conflicts.During couples counseling, Robin Newman aims to disarm conf...
08/10/2026

Remove the barriers that make you feel stagnant in conflicts.

During couples counseling, Robin Newman aims to disarm conflicting verbal communication, and in doing so, increase respect, intimacy, and affection.

She helps couples recognize and communicate their personal issues in a healthy, respectful way.

Instead of entering the painful power struggle, couples talk openly, reach resolutions, and also learn to cultivate empathy towards one another.

148 East Main Street
(Suite 102)
Huntington, NY 11743

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/services/couples-therapy/

Huntington Relationship Center❤ Couples Counseling❤ Individual Counseling❤ Family Therapy Sessions❤ Pre-Marital Sessions...
07/13/2026

Huntington Relationship Center

❤ Couples Counseling
❤ Individual Counseling
❤ Family Therapy Sessions
❤ Pre-Marital Sessions
❤ Marriage Counseling
❤ Divorce Counseling

Robin Newman, LCSW-R, PC

148 E. Main Street, Huntington, New York 11743

(631) 421-4701

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/

Family Therapy in  ,  If a couple fails to communicate with each other in a healthy way, it has a trickle down effect on...
07/02/2026

Family Therapy in ,

If a couple fails to communicate with each other in a healthy way, it has a trickle down effect on the children.

Fighting and being disrespectful to your partner only shows your children that this is the way to be heard. This is what you are teaching them to do in a , be it with friendships or further down the line in their lives with a partner. They will copy your behaviors in order to get what they want from others.

I help by teaching and coaching the family system as a whole on how to speak and be heard, and how to listen and understand what the other is trying to say.

As a , I help your household navigate conflict, major life transitions, and behavioral issues. I focus on the entire dynamic rather than singling out one person.

Specific challenges I can help with include:

➖Conflict Resolution: Addressing strained relationships, sibling rivalries, and frequent arguments by teaching active listening and healthy communication skills.

➖Major Life Transitions: Helping families adjust to a divorce, a recent move, adopting a child, or blending families.

➖Mental Health and Addiction: Supporting the family unit when a member struggles with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, or substance abuse.

➖Grief and Trauma: Guiding the family through the loss of a loved one, a sudden crisis, or emotional trauma.

➖Parenting Challenges: Assisting parents with behavioral or emotional problems in children and adolescents, or developing consistent parenting strategies.

If you want to explore what to expect in a first session, or need tips on how to talk to your family about starting , please contact .

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/services/family-therapy/

Dating in your 60s can be deeply rewarding because many people have a clearer sense of who they are, what they value & h...
06/25/2026

Dating in your 60s can be deeply rewarding because many people have a clearer sense of who they are, what they value & how they want to spend time.

While every couple is different, a few themes tend to matter more at this stage of life:

💗 Prioritize over performance - Dating doesn’t have to look like it did before. Many find that meaningful conversation, shared activities, laughter & emotional support matter more than impressing each other.

💗 Stay - Ask questions about current interests, goals, worries & dreams. People assume they already know everything about their partner, but there's usually more to discover.

💗 Make time for - Shared new experiences often create new memories & conversations.

💗 Be open about health & lifestyle needs - energy levels, medications & physical limitations may play a larger role in daily life & intimacy. Honest helps partners feel understood & supported.

💗 Discuss finances realistically - Money can affect at any age. Conversations about spending habits, retirement plans, travel expectations & financial responsibilities prevent misunderstandings.

💗 Nurture affection - Physical looks different for every couple. Hugging, cuddling, kissing & sexual intimacy all contribute to closeness. What’s important is communicating about desires & expectations.

💗 Maintain individuality - Strong benefit when both partners have independence. Friendships, hobbies & personal goals make life richer & give more to share with each other.

💗 Don’t compare your relationship to others - Every has a unique history, situation & set of priorities. Focus on building one that works for both of you rather than matching someone else’s idea of what romance is.

💗 Handle gently - By your 60s, many have learned that winning arguments is less important than preserving trust & respect. Listen before responding & focus on solving the current issue together.

💗 Create rituals of - Consistent habits matter more than grand gestures. These routines maintain closeness.

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/dating-in-60s-advice-for-couples/

Counseling for Individuals, Groups & Couples on Long Island with Robin Newman, LCSW-R, PC, at The Huntington Relationshi...
05/03/2026

Counseling for Individuals, Groups & Couples on Long Island with Robin Newman, LCSW-R, PC, at The Huntington Relationship Center.

As a & advanced Imago relationship therapist, she assists individuals, couples & groups in ruptured connections with partners, children, family, friendships, and most importantly, with themselves.

An guides couples to into growth by facilitating structured "Imago Dialogues" that build safety, empathy, and connection.

They help partners uncover wounds causing current issues, moving from blame to validation and .

Contact us for more info: (631) 421-4701

https://huntingtonrelationshiptherapy.com/huntington-relationship-center

Address

148 East Main Street, Suite 102
Huntington, NY
11743

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday 1pm - 9:30pm
Thursday 1pm - 9:30pm
Friday 1pm - 6pm
Saturday 2pm - 4pm

Telephone

+16314214701

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