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Welcome to Skripts, where we specialize in mastering difficult conversations by infusing them with humor and setting clear, respectful boundaries. We aim to make communication smoother, less dramatic, and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
The Skripts™ Method is the brainchild of Dr. LauraMaery Gold, a licensed clinical therapist who turned her relationship research into a communication revolution. She believes that communication shouldn't be a labyrinth of confusion and awkwardness. With Skripts, you'll be equipped with the power of principled language and a healthy dose of humor.
The approach is simple: Keep it real, keep it relatable, and inoculate it with a shot of laughter. We're not afraid to use good-natured ribbing to tackle the serious stuff. Think of Skripts as the key to preventing those dreaded "uh-oh" conversational moments. Skripts help couples and individuals navigate conflict with a wink and a smile.
About Dr. Gold
Dr. LauraMaery Gold is credentialed in Washington State as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Certified Counselor (CC). She is in clinical practice at Allied Family Therapy. She is also director of The Relationship Institute, where she provides training through books, articles, and speaking engagements on issues relating to communication, intimacy, and relationships. Her doctoral dissertation formed the foundation of The Skripts Project, a communication tool shown in clinical settings to save relationships.
She is the author of several books on family concerns: education, marriage, relationships, family financial planning and investing, and faith.
She earned her doctorate in Counseling Psychology, and her Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy. She also holds a law degree and certification as a financial counselor. Her undergraduate work was a combined degree in Family Counseling and Financial Planning. Before becoming a therapist she was an executive editor, director, and publisher of several business and technology publications.
She is a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), and was a long-time volunteer at the Recovery Help Line of the Seattle Crisis Clinic.
She and her husband Dan Post are the parents of five sons, two daughters, and several absolutely perfect kids-in-law. They are also the very proud grandparents of five beautiful granddaughters. They now alternate their time between North America and Europe.
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