Divorce therapists in Banning, California CA
Divorce
Brett Ryan
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT #128956
Divorce can be difficult. Often times during a divorce we don't know what the next steps are, how to heal from the past relationship, and how to set yourself up for a good future. I walk with clients to help them achieve these things
2 Years Experience
Divorce
Connie Taylor, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist, Certified Imago Therapist, Depth Psychologist
Divorce and Death are different experiences. Having to adjust to an ongoing relationship with an ex-spouse can be very challenging, especially when young children are involved.
43 Years Experience
Divorce
Paul Gonsier
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., NASW Diplomate
In private practice for 32 years. I am interested in assisting you with your emotional growth and well-being. It's normal at times in life to have conflicts, but sometimes we need guidance to discover healthier ways to navigate through these challenges to have a more healthy and rewarding life!
39 Years Experience
Divorce
Lauree Berger Turman
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW 22044
With the use of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, I will guide you and your partner, or just you alone, through the disconnection you are experiencing, and be with you while you reconnect first with your SELF, with the goal of being being able to reconnect with your partner or feel whole enough to find a new love.
29 Years Experience
Divorce
Dr. David Shapiro
Psychologist, California Licensed Psychologist (License# PSY17495)
Successful negotiation of divorce is a frequent focus for my clients. Sometimes they will begin therapy while they are still married but are contemplating exiting the marriage, and sometimes clients present while divorcing or post divorce. There are a host of dimensions to this work. Often considering parenting and co-parenting is needed. Sometimes there are custody issues to work out. There could be a need for assistance in re-unifying or healing a relationship between a parent and child. Then for the parents there tend to become issues related to resuming dating, figuring out how to negotiate a new relationship in the context of parenting, and many other concerns. These are areas that I have experience with, both professionally, and personally. As a therapist I have worked clinically with countless people going through divorce, parents and children included. I also worked as a court employed child custody evaluator, in which I addressed high conflict divorcing couples. Personally, though, my life has been impacted by divorce both when I was child of divorcing parents and then as an adult when I went though my own divorce while co-parenting two young girls. I have come to realize that divorce is among the biggest stressors people can go through, and that helping the parents to divorce thoughtfully can have huge benefits to all parties involved. In my clinical work with divorce I use a variety of approaches. Sometimes I serve as a coach to one of the divorcing parties. Sometimes I work with the two parties to uncouple consciously. Such work with both parties can involve mediation, but so too can it involve ongoing coaching and support.
24 Years Experience