Finding Peace Consulting

​A two-time Amazon Best-Selling Author, with his third book, A Year of Self-Love published in 2019, Troy L. Love is on a quest to help individuals, couples, and organizations find greater peace, joy, happiness, and success. ​ Troy serves as the President and Clinical Director of Yuma Counseling Services and the founder of Finding Peace Consulting.  He has over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. ​ Troy is an Adjunct Professor at Arizona State University. He facilitates several webinars and drop-in groups at sexandrelationshiphealing.com. He is also the host of the Finding Peace Podcast.

Cynthia utilizes attachment-based therapies, specifically the Finding Peace Approach, to get to the heart of the matter, spark change, and heal emotional wounds for couples and individuals. All relationships have ups and downs; even your relationship with yourself can feel bumpy. When our emotional lens gets clouded by past wounds, we hide our pain and mistrust our relationships. This causes our relationships to feel stuck on the spin cycle of disconnection, conflict, and aloneness. If this sounds familiar, Cynthia wants you to know that change is possible; under our wounds is a functioning attachment system wired for connection, so everything needed to tune up your life is already inside you. Holding hope, Cynthia is unwavering as you shine light into the dark places that hold fear, uncertainty, shame, and anxiety to let go of pain and reveal your true self. Cynthia’s experiences include working in private practice, Serving as an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland, social services, inpatient adolescent residential treatment, and medical and family service settings, which allow her to work effectively with children, adolescents, and adults. She has received several awards, participated in published research, and is a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Cynthia holds a Master of Science degree from Nova Southeastern University and is a leader in the field of Family Therapy. She also studied research psychology at the University of South Alabama and earned a Bachelor of Arts. Cynthia has also received advanced training in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and Level 3 Gottman Therapy and completed training in Medical Family Therapy. Cynthia is originally from California. She is trained as a Finding Peace Practioner Raised in a Latin home, she speaks some Spanish. Having lived in Montgomery County, MD, Cynthia now resides in Florida. Married for 37-plus years to a retired military aviator, Cynthia understands the unique demands of military life, moving, deployment, and balancing the needs of family, friends, and career. Cynthia has three children and two Chihuahuas. She enjoys gardening and exploring the outdoors with her family.