Helping couples and individuals become more present in their bodies and relationships.

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Available for Presale

Available for Presale

Book cover with the title 'Restless' repeated in different colors and font styles, subtitle 'How to Stop Living an If-Only Life', author Kristen Mosier, LMFT.

Do you frequently wonder if there’s something better around the corner, never quite able to settle into where you are? Are you tired of questioning your decisions and wondering why you never feel satisfied, even after achieving long-held goals? What would life be like if you experienced it in the present moment free of regret, indecision, and constant longing? 

For the reader who imagines the grass is greener elsewhere or that they should be on a different path, Restless examines the root of these tendencies and maps out a path back to the present moment.

Work with me

Book a session

I work with individuals and couples practicing strength-based collaborative therapy. I am licensed in NY and NJ and am currently seeing people in person in Millburn, NJ and via online video sessions. Learn about my specialties.

Schedule a workshop

I run Gottman’s Bringing Baby Home workshops to help couples with the transition to parenthood. I also offer vision board workshops for companies and friend groups. Learn more.

Articles and the Book

As a freelance writer, I cover different topics in mental health and being comfortable in the home environment. Also, stay tuned for news on my forthcoming book. Take a look.

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I want you to get excited about who you are, what you are, what you have, and what can still be for you. I want to inspire you to see that you can go far beyond where you are right now. — Virginia Satir