Bio:
Robert G. Kraft, Ph.D., is a career psychologist in Omaha, NE. He earned his doctorate, as well as his bachelors and masters before that, from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, and has practiced in Nebraska ever since. As well as maintaining his practice, Dr. Kraft is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the Creighton University School of Medicine, where he teaches residents about psychotherapy. He served on the Executive Committee of The Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis for five years, consulted with Richard Young Memorial Hospital for over 11 years and worked as a psychologist for over a dozen years before branching out into consulting and starting private practice. Outside of his work as a therapist in Omaha, he built a website about Vintage Martin guitars and developed software that helps mental health professionals with billing.
Posts
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Lovers (the Movie), Boredom, and Where Are You?
As a couples therapist, I have an interest in things that have to do with... -
Intimacy in Couples and Couples Therapy
Intimacy is an issue that comes up for many couples in couples therapy. How intimate... -
Do I Have to Talk About Sex in Couples Therapy?
Many couples come to couples therapy to talk about a problem in their relationship. Sometimes... -
Will It Be Important to Talk About Sex in Couples Therapy?
There are many valuable books about sex, sex therapy, and their role in a couple's... -
Two Strikes in Couples Therapy
This feels like the most controversial topic to write about. There is no known research... -
Reciprocity and Intimacy in Couples Therapy
Intimacy can be defined in many different ways. One expectation that seems to often come... -
A Way to Think about Your Sexual Relationship
I continue to read David Schnarch, this time working on Constructing the Sexual Crucible. It... -
Working On a Better (Sexual) Relationship
Couples can have difficulties in one area of their relationship (sex, for example) that affects... -
Crucible and Couple’s Therapy
“Crucible” is a term that is not used so much currently. It means (from a...
