Divorce Counseling

Your marriage is a far cry from when you first got together. It’s an even farther cry from happy. In fact, you don’t even know where your spouse is half the time. What’s worse, you don’t care. When things fall apart and cannot be put back together, it may be time for a husband and wife to go their separate... more »

Divorce can be hard on everyone in the family including the parents and the children. Often times, counseling is needed to heal the effects of divorce. Children may attend as well as the parents either alone or together. more »

Divorce is not usually a legal process that receives very much pro bono (free) or government-subsidized assistance, unless there is domestic violence involved. But a divorce is definitely something most people can do on their own if it is uncontested. But if you and your spouse disagree on legal issues such as child custody, alimony,... more »

Often when we hear other people talk about their marriages breaking up or an impending divorce, we hear their anger or relief. The emotions that accompany a dying marriage are often more akin to grief, the deep mourning that accompanies the loss of something familiar and important. Anger and relief are merely two of the many stages of... more »

Prominent psychologist Dr. Phil's message "There is life after divorce" is easy to accept but harder to actually implement in a personal life. It seems simplistic but it is a very valuable message, however, because divorce really can seem like death to many individuals. It is a death of love, of a life, and in some cases even requires... more »