Alison Bulman
Psychotherapist, Relationship Coach, Addiction Specialist
Alison Bulman is a family and adult psychotherapist, dating coach, and relationship expert dedicated to helping people create deeply connected, emotionally healthy lives. She supports both men and women and families navigating divorce, healing heartbreak, and re-entering the dating world with clarity, confidence, and intention. She also has special training in addiction, offering essential reparative counseling services that mitigate its impact on family members and spouses. Alison specializes in identifying the unconscious patterns that keep people stuck in painful relationship cycles. Her work focuses on strengthening communication, emotional awareness, and building intimacy with oneself to get clearer about what clients truly want in their lives. She helps clients stop repeating the past, develop boundaries, and start choosing relationships from a grounded, empowered place. She helps clients move from self-doubt and reactivity toward authenticity, resilience, and meaningful connection. She is the creator of “Lovitation,” her mindful communication approach that blends vulnerability, emotional literacy, and present-moment awareness to transform conflict into closeness. Alison has taught Healthy Relationships at Cornell University, conducts therapist trainings in her approach, and leads in-person and virtual Lovitation workshops nationwide. Her relationship insights have been featured in “Newsweek” and in her upcoming book, “Mindfully Yours.” Alison’s testimonials underscore her deep passion for this work, describing her approach as , “transformational,” and “eye-opening.” She creates a warm, accepting, judgement-free space for clients to share confidentially. She believes the truth really does set you free — divorce is not a failure, but a turning point. She helps turn clients’ fears about their uncertain future, into hope and possibility; to reclaim their worth, break unconscious cycles, and believe in themselves and the lasting love they truly desire. See AlisonBulman.com.