Counseling is great for marriages in distress. It helps you heal from your past wounds and stop repeating patterns and behaviors that no longer serve you. It is also a helpful method that will help you look toward the future and see how you want to improve your life and meet your goals.

The counselors at Divorce Doctor are master’s and doctorate level therapists with years of professional experience working with individuals, couples, families, and children. The counseling process occurs in our comfortable offices with a dedicated therapist with whom you will have regular appointments to discuss your struggles and goals, and how to heal. Using evidence-based methods, solution focused, traditional talk therapy your counselor’s role is to support your journey to a better life whether you participate as a child, individual, couple or family .

We have counseling to help you have a Better Marriage, a Better Divorce, learn Better Parenting tools, as well as counseling for kids.

Coaching is great for individuals and couples in distress. It helps you work through your current pain and look toward the future to improve your life and meet your goals. Often, coaching is the next step for individuals and couples who feel satisfied with therapy and are ready to move onto the next step.

Divorce Doctor’s coaches are professionally trained and dedicated to providing a safe place for individuals and couples. Coaching is slightly different than therapy; coaching focuses on the present and future, and your coach will help you create attainable goals and find a new normal with a life that’s on track. The strategies and techniques that are used at Divorce Doctor, enable you to navigate and cope with your divorce journey. Coaching is provided in our offices, and is also available for people worldwide over the phone or other online conferencing systems like Skype.

At Divorce Doctor we have coaching to help you have a Better Marriage, a Better Divorce, and Better Parenting.

Having a community of other people around with similar issues can be an extremely valuable way of getting new ideas and approaches for handling your problems. A very effective alternative to counseling or coaching is Group.

Groups are hosted at our offices and on location and are facilitated by professionally trained counselors and coaches who are dedicated to helping people work together and offer support, encouragement and perspective.

For those who are unable to meet with a group in person, Divorce Doctor also offers virtual groups hosted via phone or on-line conference systems.

At Divorce Doctor we have groups to help you have a Better Marriage, a Better Divorce, as well as for children and teens.

Private retreats and intensives can help you find that spark within yourself and your relationship even after you thought you have “tried everything.” At Divorce Doctor, we specializes in working with couples who feel hopeless or on the brink of divorce, and guide them to rekindle that love that they once had. We give couples tools that last a lifetime by focusing on solutions to solve their problems such as healing past hurts, healthy communication tools, understanding each other’s differences, conflict resolution, emotional intimacy, sexual wellness and more.

Customizable private retreats and intensives are tailored to meet the needs and goals of each individual, couple, family or group. They are done at different luxurious resorts or at one of our office locations.

Doing a Retreat is truly a life-changing experience. It will help you transform your life, let go of the past, and survive and thrive like never before.

At Divorce Doctor, we know the importance of protecting a child’s innocence while continuing to provide for their development. Our co-parenting sessions help to create an opportunity for parents and family members to shift their attention from the personal aspects of divorce to the needs of their children.

Our trained co-parenting counselors and coaches are dedicated to creating a safe space for you to develop a co-parenting relationship that is healthy for everyone involved. These counseling sessions will help reduce arguments with your spouse while putting your child’s needs first. Co-parenting sessions are provided in our offices, and are also available for people worldwide over the phone or other online conferencing systems like Skype.

Better Co-Parenting is invaluable whether you are looking to nurture a Better Marriage or want to experience a Better Divorce with your family.

Supervised visitation refers to contact between a non-custodial parent and his or her children in the presence of a third person, called a monitor. The monitor is responsible for observing and ensuring the safety of those involved. The decision to have supervised visitation might be a family agreement in unique circumstances such as introducing a parent to a child after a long absence. Supervised visitation may be a court-ordered arrangement during or after separation or divorce.

Divorce Doctor has resources available to provide highly trained monitors to help a family with supervised visitation. Our professional monitors are able to do visitation appointments at our safe and comfortable facilities, or at myriad other locations that your family may prefer such as parks, sporting events, or family events.

Divorce Doctor is dedicated to helping you experience stress-free visits with your children and helping custodial parents feel comfortable with visitation arrangements. For more information about Supervised Visitation, please visit our Divorce Page.

At Divorce Doctor, Kid’s Club is designed for children ages 5-12. Kids Club is a safe, fun place where your children can develop healthy coping skills, as well as meet peers who have gone through the divorce process.

Facilitated by professionally trained therapists who have years of experience with children and families, Kid’s Club offers a combination of games, crafts, journaling, activity books, music, stories, videos and discussion to help kids process the divorce, move forward and learn how to heal.

Visit Kid’s Club for more information and how to enroll your child in this wonderful program.

Divorce Doctor offers a special support group, Teen Time, for adolescents 13-17 years old. Teen Time groups are facilitated by professionally trained counselors who have years of experience with children, teenagers, and families. These counselors are dedicated to creating a safe place for nurturing productive conversations around divorce. Teen Time offers your teenagers an opportunity to interact with peers who also have parents that are separated, divorcing, or otherwise changing the family dynamic. Teen Time is a fun group that helps young people develop coping skills together and create a community of shared experience.

Visit Teen Time for more information and how to enroll your child in this wonderful program.

The mediation process can be one of the most helpful tools in finalizing your divorce. It not only saves time and money but can help you avoid a lengthy, destructive court battle. Most importantly, it can help your family come through the process with less resentment and have a Better Divorce.

A divorce mediator is a neutral, unbiased and thoroughly trained and experienced individual whose job it is to assist the divorcing couple in communicating with each other and helping them in understanding and appreciating each other’s needs. All divorce issues can be dealt with at mediation including parenting time, parental responsibility and decision making (education, medical, religion, extracurricular), child support, relocation issues, medical and extracurricular activity expenses, property division (assets and debts), maintenance (alimony), and more.

As a guide, the mediator helps the parties focus on the future, work together to take control of their lives and come to a resolution of the issues and problems that are uniquely theirs. The parties are given the opportunity to make the decisions affecting their lives and the lives of their loved ones and not relinquish those decisions to be made by lawyers, a judge or anyone else. The mediator makes no decisions and gives no legal advice but assists the parties in focusing on the issues, prioritizing their goals and allowing the parties to maintain some type of civilized relationship. The goal of the mediator is to help the parties adapt to the new structure of their family brought about by the divorce not to destroy it.

With the help of a trained mediator, there is an alternative to the stress, aggravation and emotionally charged trail of litigation which can potentially have significant and severe consequences on the family relationships. With mediation, divorcing couples can maintain a civil relationship, mutual respect and keep control of their lives. Mediation can be the better option for a Better Divorce.