Divorce Support

Just like marriage counseling is designed to get you through rough spots in your marriage, divorce support counseling does the exact same thing, except that it helps you get through the rough spots after you’ve already decided to divorce. Overall, the goal of divorce counseling is to find constructive insights to lessen the stress and anxiety of all parties, including children, relatives, friends, and family.

Divorce support can be especially helpful if children are involved. Children are often the biggest victims of divorce and are the least capable of handling fear, emotions, and fallout when their parents split. Divorce support can be provided for the children to learn about the impending divorce and how to manage all of the transitions that are ahead. It can also help the adults with their heightened sensitivity to what their children are going through, along with assisting in how to talk to them, and support them.

Counseling for you individually at this transition point can also help in many other ways. Through divorce support you can also learn how to function independently, perhaps for the first time in your life. If needed, you can find help redefining yourself as a single person, or how your new relationship works with somebody you divorced for some examples. Having professional guidance to aid in moving forward despite feeling like you are moving backwards in life can be instrumental in you finding success. 

Our counselors are prepared to help you navigate those uncharted waters and find peace and resolve. Call us to see where we can help you start this new chapter of your life.