DIVORCE & FAMILY COUNSELING
Helping your family find a way forward—through divorce and beyond.
Whether you’re newly separated, navigating years of co-parenting conflict, or working to repair a strained parent-child relationship, our team offers support tailored to your family’s needs. We provide divorce-related counseling, co-parenting counseling, and reunification counseling for families seeking help on their own or through a court order.
One-on-one support for either parent, a child, or a teen to process emotions, navigate transitions, and develop skills for challenges through and after divorce.
Individual Counseling
A space for family members to work through conflict, understand each other’s experiences, and build healthier relationships as family life changes.
Family Counseling
Helping parents navigate disagreements, improve communication, and develop more effective ways to raise their children across two homes.
Co-Parent Counseling
Support for strained or disrupted parent-child relationships, helping families understand barriers to connection and work toward rebuilding trust when safe and appropriate.
Every family’s needs are different.
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These services can stand alone or work together, with different family members seeing different therapists as appropriate.
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When helpful, therapists can coordinate care with the necessary permissions to support the family as a whole.
Counseling Options Through & After Divorce
NEXT STEPS
How to begin your required counseling
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Reach Out
Contact our office and let us know you have an order or other legal agreement for counseling. We will ask some initial questions to help get the process started.
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Share Documents
Provide your full signed court order or referral paperwork so we can review the information and role being asked of us.Â
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Participate in Intake
Meet with a counselor for an intake meeting and build a plan to get sessions started and understand the role of the counselor.
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Attend Sessions
Schedule sessions based on the plan and recommendation of the counselor.Â
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where therapy meets the legal process
What is court-ordered counseling?
Court-ordered counseling is therapy a judge or legal agreement requires as part of a family or legal matter. Our role is to provide a supportive, structured space where meaningful progress can happen.
Will my sessions be shared with the court?
We'll go over exactly what can be reported, and to whom, at your initial intake session.
Can I attend if the court didn't order it?
Yes. Many families come to us on their own during a separation, custody change or other legal transition so they can work through it with support.
How do I get started?
Contact our team with any relevant court documents. We'll explain the process, answer your questions and help you schedule your first appointment.