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Should you stay or should you go? No other question carries this much weight; it's almost suffocating. The pain of things remaining the same is just too much. But, the risks associated with making massive changes also paralyze you. I get it. There are reasons to work on the relationship, and there are reasons to close the door behind you. You've built a life together: kids, careers, investments. Life isn't so simple to end it all right now; life is complicated. You want confidence that the choice you're making is the right one for you and your family. After all, divorce is permanent. It's worth weighing your options. View 11 Photos You already tried couples counseling to address ambivalence about staying or going, and it failed. You see, couples counseling wasn't for you; it's designed for people who are leaning into their marriage. Alternatively, couples on the brink of divorce need something very different. They need Discernment Counseling. Couples and sex therapy also provided. During Discernment Counseling's 1-5 sessions (ranging from 1.5-2 hours), I work with you to clarify your thoughts and feelings about your relationship and explore the pros and cons of staying together or separating. I may also provide education about the divorce process and its impact on the couple and their family. There's no need to do it blindly.
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| Qualifications: | University of Florida |
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| Academic Suffixes: | PhD |
| Expertise: | Divorce, Life Transitions, Marital and Premarital, Other, Relationship Issues, Sex Therapy |
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