Dr. Greg Moody, LAC

You can be successful on the outside and still feel stuck at home.

Most of the couples and individuals I work with are capable, driven, and responsible people.
Maybe life looks fine, but for you, communication feels strained, resentment keeps building,
trust may have been damaged, and the same arguments resurface without ever really getting
resolved.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. 

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Couples Therapy
In couples work, the same conflicts almost always show up: sex, money, kids, time, and
extended family.

Sometimes the issue is communication. Sometimes it’s distance, resentment, or emotional
shutdown. In other cases, it’s infidelity or a breach of trust that feels hard to come back from. Sometimes, couples even come in to improve an already great relationship! We'll start where you are, not where you “should” be. The goal is to help you leave with a stronger, more resilient relationship. Many couples come in focused on stopping conflict and
leave with clearer communication, improved emotional connection, and a better way to navigate challenges long-term.

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Men’s Issues
Many men come to therapy because the pressure has finally stacked up. I work with men around depression, stress, anger, relationship strain, emotional intimacy, infidelity, and the quiet sense that something isn’t right—even if they can’t fully name it yet. A common concern is that therapy will just be talking. That’s not how I work. You’ll be heard, challenged when appropriate, and supported in finding new ways to handle what you’re dealing with—at work, at home, and internally.

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Professionals, Executives, and Business Owners

If you’re a professional or business owner, therapy often needs a different lens. I’ve owned and operated multiple businesses for over three decades in both retail and consulting. I understand decision fatigue, leadership pressure, financial responsibility, and how closely
identity can be tied to performance. That experience allows me to see the full picture of your life. This perspective is especially valuable when work stress, leadership demands, or financial
pressure are affecting your marriage, family, or mental health.

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About Dr. Greg Moody, LAC
I began my career as an aerospace engineer—literally working as a rocket scientist—before
earning a Master’s degree in Counseling from Arizona State University and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction focused on special needs and gifted education. My doctoral research centered on bullying prevention and martial arts, with additional work involving children with autism. Alongside my clinical work, I’ve consulted in education, conflict
resolution, bullying prevention, marketing, and business development.
 

I am also a 30+ year martial artist and 8th degree Black Belt in Taekwondo, holding the title of
Chief Master Instructor. I’ve worked with students ranging from young children with special
needs to adult champion competitors. This background strongly informs how I think about
discipline, emotional regulation, growth, and long-term development—both individually and
within families.

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Getting Started
The first step is a free phone consultation. This is a brief conversation to understand what our
goals are, answer questions, and determine whether working together is a good fit.

If you’re ready for something to change - schedule a time to connect and I look forward to
speaking!