Now Offering Telehealth Coaching Sessios
I believe it is possible to significantly reduce the stress, financial hardship, and trauma of divorce by having the right support people on your team.
From beginning to...Your "New Beginning"
YOU HAVE CHOICES!!
Getting divorced is an overwhelming process wrought with intense emotions, financial uncertainties, and broken hopes and dreams. What most people don't realize is there are many options available to accomplish your divorce and move forward to a place of peace, satisfaction and hopefulness again. My goal is to guide and support you throughout the process so you not only have a successful divorce, but you walk away with A Life You Love.
I AM HERE TO HELP!!
As part of the coaching process, we will talk through your options and figure out what type of divorce process is right for you. We will assess what resources you need, and connect you with my elite referral network of the top in their field-attorneys, mediators, financial planners, forensic accountants, custody evaluators, etc...
I will help you create an equitable and effective parenting plan, where your children come first. I will guide you in successfully navigating the legal arena and help you develop effective negotiation skills.
ACHIEVE THE BEST POSSIBLE OUTCOME!!
Once you have a divorce plan you are happy with we will begin to create your post-divorce plan. Life after divorce can seem frightening. I will help you set new goals, engage in new relationships, start a new career and truly maximize this new and exciting chapter of your life. My #1 goal is for you to live A Life You LoveI
A New You
Rediscovering You
Dating and Falling in Love Again
Dating and Falling in Love Again
After years in a relationship, raising children, self-sacrificing for the family, you may feel like you don't even know who you are any more. I will help you rediscover your strengths, interests and passions.
Dating and Falling in Love Again
Dating and Falling in Love Again
Dating and Falling in Love Again
Meeting someone new, navigating the dating scene, and putting yourself back "out there" can seem frightening and overwhelming. I work with you to ensure you are emotionally ready to embark on this next chapter. No one wants to repeat old habits or carry past hurts and resentments into a new relationship.
Creating New Connections
Dating and Falling in Love Again
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
One of the most challenging things about life after divorce is finding people to socialize with. Often your friends are still married or have taken a side in your divorce, leaving you feeling alone and isolated. I wil help you get out there, meet like-minded people and enjoy this new chapter of your life.
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
Eventually, one or both of you are likely going to meet someone. Figuring out when and how to introduce your new partner to your children, your ex and your family can be very challenging. I help you navigate these transitions in a mutually respectful fashion with your children's needs at the forefront.
All About the Dollars $$$
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
How Do I Go Back To Work Now?
Many people are terrified to get divorced because of the financial ramifications. How do you live on your new budget and still be happy? I work to assist you in developing a sound financial mindset that will transcend a sense of comfort and security to your children as well. Finding a new place to call home; furnishing and decorating your new space; navigating holidays, birthdays, and gifts. Where there is a will there is always a way.
How Do I Go Back To Work Now?
How to Navigate a New Significant Other
How Do I Go Back To Work Now?
Many stay at home parents struggle with the prospect of returning to the workplace. Do I still have marketable skills, is a common worry. I help you assess your career interests and options, while further developing your skills.
Coaching V. Therapy
Divorce Coaching is NOT a Substitute for Mental Health Counseling
Although there may be some overlap in the benefits of working with a Divorce Coach and undergoing therapy, each of these professionals has a very distinct role and serves a unique purpose. While working with a Divorce Coach may help you to deal with certain unresolved issues related to your divorce process, Divorce Coaches do not treat mood disorders, anxiety disorders, addiction, or any other mental health condition. A Divorce Coach should NEVER be considered as a substitute for mental health counseling.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor I have the training and expertise to assess, diagnose and treat mental health issues, however, I do NOT do so in coaching sessions. If we determine that mental health-related issues are contributing to your situation I will refer you to an appropriate mental health professional. It is possible, in many circumstances, to work with both your mental health professional and your Divorce Coach, thereby continuing your coaching goals and process. We would work collaboratively to ensure your ultimate mental health and wellness.
