Chandrama Anderson is a licensed marriage and family therapist and the President of Connect2 Marriage Counseling. Being a former author and blogger, Anderson has extensive professional writing skills. With a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology and Holistic Studies from John F. Kennedy University, she has also achieved a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts/Grief Counseling from the New College of California. Anderson's work experience includes serving as a former Intern in Bereavement and as a Volunteer at Pathways Hospice, while also having served in former managerial roles at OpenGrid, Stanford Alumni Association, IDG Books, and Apple Computers as a Communications Specialist. Anderson offers several counseling services, including therapy for marriages and relationships, premarital counseling, individual therapy, family counseling, teen counseling, and relationship therapy. She offers a unique approach that blends in the best of brain research, Learning Partners, Gottman, Imago, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Personality Mapping, a process that she created. She serves an array of clients, including those from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds, and supports marriage equality.