Daniel J Potoczniak, PhD, ABPP Edward Randall Faulkner, MSW, LCSW

Who We Are

Daniel J Potoczniak, PhD, ABPP & Edward Randall Faulkner, MSW, LCSW

We’re two therapists who have each been in practice for over 15 years. We love helping people live happier, more fulfilling lives. We want to help resolve the problems you face; to be proud of yourself; to accept yourself; and to be more of who you want to be. We specialize in therapeutic work with men (gay, straight, bi, and queer), either individually or in relationship counseling. To read more about us, click here.

What we offer

Individual Therapy

Sexual Health Therapy

Relationship Therapy

Individual psychotherapy provides you with a safe, informed and confidential space to help you achieve your mental health and relationship goals. It often focuses on anxiety, depression, stress (work, relationship, etc.), traumatic experiences, and other concerns.

Relationship Therapy

Sexual Health Therapy

Relationship Therapy

Couples may benefit from therapy to address intimacy and sexual concerns involving communication problems, sexual dissatisfaction and dysfunctions, erotic integration, and infidelity repair.

Sexual Health Therapy

A collaborative process designed to clarify your sexual behavior concerns, and to determine if specialized treatment for sexual difficulties is right for you. This might include some form of sexual dysfunction, or "out-of-control" sexual behavior (i.e., addiction).

Trauma/EMDR

Men's Wellbeing

Sexual Health Therapy

EMDR (Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) helps people heal and move past traumatic incidents, whether a life-or-death trauma (like assault or physical abuse), or other traumas resulting from neglect, rejection from peers or family members, difficult relationships, or spiritual/religious abuse.

Mindfulness

Men's Wellbeing

Contemplative psychotherapy uses the concept of “brilliant sanity” which states we all have natural wisdom. With this, we can achieve healing, self-awareness, self-compassion, and wholeness.

Men's Wellbeing

Men, whether gay, straight, bi, or queer, face their own set of challenges. In navigating relationships, work, sexuality, identity, or simply carrying the weight of expectations, some want a therapist who understands the male experience.