Mark Daniel Tate Madison AL 35758

Mark Daniel Tate is a licensed clinical social worker and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Madison, Alabama. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from University of Alabama at Birmingham. He has been in practice for over twenty-five years and is certified through the American Board of Marriage and Family Therapy and the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. He has helped hundreds of couples overcome issues surrounding infertility, infidelity, separation, and other similar problems.

In his own practice, Mark Daniel focuses on helping couples struggling with infertility issues and infertility related issues. One of his most popular services is a six-week, in-home pregnancy program called “Hooked On Happiness” which is designed to encourage couples struggling with infertility to feel a connection with their partner while they are pregnant. Each couple is assigned a counselor who works closely with them to help guide them through this difficult time. There are four sessions, each lasting two and a half hours, in which the counselor talks with each couple. During these sessions, the counselor will encourage each couple to feel comfortable talking openly about their feelings and discuss the benefits and drawbacks of having a child. The counselors also help each couple identify how the child’s development can be affected if they are not able to conceive. This program is designed to help couples gain a better understanding of their own emotional and physical relationships with their partner and children.

Another service offered by Mark Daniel is the “No Child Left Behind” program. This is a twelve month program designed specifically for couples trying to conceive but who have many problems with infertility such as an ectopic pregnancy. In this program, the counselor encourages the couples to work on themselves and how they view their relationship with their partner and children. It helps the couples to understand that they are a team and that they are not all perfect and successful when it comes to having children. It helps each couple to accept their shortcomings and to try and improve on those areas where they have problems. The counselor works with the couples to make sure that they all have a positive and open communication during this time.