People navigating the fault lines of marriage, family, and personal identity — often while carrying the weight of roles that never seem to clock out — find in Catherine Kelly Marquet a therapist with an unusually wide clinical foundation. Her background spans chiropractic medicine, marriage and family therapy, and pastoral counseling, and that breadth shapes the way she meets clients: as whole people, not presenting problems.
Catherine works with men and women on concerns that range from coparenting tensions and infidelity to the slow drift of midlife identity and the strain of caring for aging parents. She also supports individuals working through emotional abuse, boundary erosion, and the kind of anxiety that quietly expands to fill every quiet moment — including the ones that were supposed to belong to rest.
Certified in Internal Family Systems therapy and a Clinical Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, she brings both rigorous training and a values-grounded perspective to her work. Sessions are available in person in Goshen, New York, and online.
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