Divorce therapists in Bloomington, Illinois IL
Divorce
Richard Scott, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Ph.D.
Going through a divorce can be incredibly stressful and painful (to say the least). It can bring up all kinds of emotions that can make it hard to function. It can get even more complicated when you consider the impact it can have on family, finances, kids, and more. Please give me a chance to help you find ways to cope effectively, rebuild, and move forward with your life.
18 Years Experience
Divorce
Jessica Beaston
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LCPC
Divorce demands thorough preparation and personal healing. As a specialized therapist in this area, I'm here to empower individuals to navigate their trauma and take confident steps forward. Together, we'll chart a path towards healing and guide them in planning their next chapter with strength and resilience.
15 Years Experience
Divorce
Dr. Walter J. Matweychuk
Psychologist, Ph.D.
Life is short, and when a marriage does not work, it is essential to accept this and move on. No law of the universe dictates a relationship must exist forever. When a relationship ends this may very well be a sad event, but with a healthy attitude you can rebuild your life and enjoy it again.
34 Years Experience
Divorce
Teri L. Murphy
Licensed Professional Counselor, M.S., LCPC
As a Divorce Mediator I can assist you in navigating the ending of your marriage. I received my Divorce Mediator certificate from Northwestern University. My specialization is in the emotional aspect of the divorce. There are ways to separate that allows for detachment from the anger that often accompanies divorce, and helps each party to be free from that attachment. If children are involved it is important to learn a new way of being together as a "family." I have worked with many couples who were able to divorce without the emotional bondage that often occurs without therapy.
26 Years Experience
Divorce
Debra Alper, Life Transitions Counseling LLC
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Divorce is hard and can be scary and overwhelming. If you find yourself flooded by all the new beginnings as well as the loss that accompanies divorce, you could benefit from the help of a caring, trusted therapeutic relationship. A good therapist can help you navigate the minefields of “uncoupling” and help to normalize and stabilize the pressure cooker of feelings you are experiencing. Therapy can also help you to adjust to your new normal once the divorce is over and life looks very different from what you are used to it looking and feeling like.
25 Years Experience