You have a choice: You can breakup without breaking down

The true impact of divorce is far greater than can be measured by time and money. There is a loss of trust, predictability, and the familiar, in addition to any sadness, pain, relief, or other feelings you may be experiencing. Frequently, one’s dignity and sense of self-worth feel violated. This is further complicated when one spouse is finished mourning the death of the marriage, while the other has just begun. The emotions triggered during the divorce process can be overwhelming and, without compassionate and skillful guidance, these powerful emotions can take over and hinder one’s ability to communicate and make good decisions.

Regardless of how long you have been married, whether you have children or not, the emotional toll of divorce left unchecked, often leads to a legacy of bad choices that you may regret for years to come. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

You can move regret-free through an amicable divorce process even if you're in high conflict.

Divorce doesn’t have to be ugly. Although our culture depicts divorce as a battle, I help couples reframe divorce and separation as an opportunity for a new beginning. Through an amicable divorce process such as divorce mediation or collaborative divorce, I help you communicate, feel seen, heard and understood, and with dignity, negotiate the divorce you want, not the one you fear or will regret.

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