Relationship Recovery
& Divorce recovery
Let’s pick up the pieces
There are few events in life more challenging than dealing with a divorce or the end of a relationship. How you process what you are going through is extremely important in determining how well you (and your kids, if you have any) will recover from it. There are often feelings of anger, betrayal, resentment, abandonment, fear, and worry about the future all mixed up with financial and logistical concerns. Dealing with all this, plus attorneys, sorting out where the kids are going to live, and the stress of relocating to a new home can be overwhelming and frustrating. This is a traumatic, stressful time, and it can help to have someone to talk things through with, to help you examine your ideas and think through choices and the decisions you are making about your future.
Perhaps you need help finding the strength to do what you need to do to make yourself whole again? Maybe there are just too many things on your plate at once and you need help sorting through the mess, prioritizing, defining, and strategizing. These are exactly the things I specialize in—helping you deal with the aftermath.
Picking up the pieces is one thing; re-assembling them into something new, stronger, and better is something else entirely. I am talking about cultivating resilience and the effective utilization of internal and external resources. I have years of experience helping people successfully navigate the end of a relationship and the accompanying stressors, and this is one of my primary areas of specialization. I would be honored to help you deal with the challenges and changes ahead.
It’s time to ask yourself: what will your future will look like?
