Dr. Harry Motro
About
Dr. Harry Motro, founder and Clinical Director of the Couples Recovery Center, is a licensed psychotherapist, life coach, clinical supervisor, and adjunct psychology professor. With over 40 years of marriage and experience raising children, Harry brings deep real-life wisdom to his work. His focus is on helping couples heal and thrive using a blend of evidence-based practices and emotional insight.
Working with Couples
Harry specializes in working with couples facing a variety of challenges. He sees couples therapy as both an art and a science, combining emotional sensitivity with research-backed therapeutic approaches. Whether couples are working through communication difficulties, intimacy issues, or trauma recovery, Harry empowers them with the practical tools they need for deep transformation and lasting change.
Expert in Handling Stuck and Complex Cases
Harry is known for his ability to help couples who feel stuck or overwhelmed by their relationship challenges. Often the go-to expert when previous therapies haven't worked, Harry specializes in handling complex cases, from affair recovery to deep emotional wounds. His compassionate yet structured approach allows couples to navigate their toughest struggles, rebuild trust, and reignite hope.
Modalities Tailored to You
Dr. Motro draws from a wide range of therapeutic modalities to best meet each couple’s unique needs, including Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Imago Therapy, Gottman Method, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). His flexible, personalized approach ensures that couples receive the specific guidance and tools they need to foster connection and growth, both in and out of therapy.
Specializing in Neurodiverse Relationships
Harry is a leading expert in neurodiverse couples therapy, specializing in the unique dynamics that arise when one or both partners are neurodivergent. Neurodiverse relationships often present distinct communication and emotional challenges that can be misunderstood. Harry helps couples understand and embrace their differences, working to improve communication, emotional connection, and empathy.
In addition to therapy, Harry also performs comprehensive autism assessments for adults, directing clients to the Adult Autism Assessment Center for a deeper understanding of their neurodivergence. His extensive work in this area includes helping couples where one partner may be autistic or have ADHD. Harry is also the Clinical Director of the Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center, where his specialized expertise supports couples navigating these challenges.
Commitment to Growth and Mentorship
As an adjunct professor and clinical supervisor, Harry is passionate about teaching and mentoring other therapists. He supervises clinicians seeking to enhance their skills in couples therapy and regularly trains future therapists. His commitment to growth ensures that he remains at the forefront of couples therapy advancements while contributing to the profession.