Divorce therapists in North Bel Air, Maryland MD
Divorce
Rachel F. Beck
Licensed Professional Counselor, LCSW-C
Do you feel that your life is not going the way you want? Are your relationships characterized by ongoing conflict or distance? Do you feel anxious most of the time ? If it is time for you to make changes, I can teach you skills you need to do so.
40 Years Experience
Divorce
Stacey Hellman
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW-C
I am passionate about helping people find the courage and strength to leave a marriage that is unhealthy or simply not right for them. I can provide a compassionate ear and resources to help clients navigate the journey starting with contemplating whether to leave their marriage (or long term relationship) and working through fears of harming the children, financial struggles and other concerns. I can provide information about how to determine a healthy vs. unhealthy/abusive relationship and how to know if and when it's time to walk away. Divorce is a type of loss and so grief is inevitably a part of the therapy process as well.
22 Years Experience
Divorce
Dr. Mike Strand
Psychologist, PsyD
Divorce marks a profound turning point, signifying the end of one chapter and the uncertain start of another, often accompanied by feelings of loss, failure, and fear of what comes next. Navigating this transition can feel isolating, as you grapple with rearranging the pieces of a life once shared. My supportive divorce counseling offers a compassionate anchor through these turbulent times, helping you to process your emotions, find closure, and embrace the promise of new beginnings with confidence and hope.
16 Years Experience
Divorce
Bold Expressions Therapy
Psychologist, Psy.D.
All life transitions are difficult, especially divorce. My goal is to help you navigate through this time as amicably as possible, and if not, support you through the changes of life divorce will cause.
4 Years Experience
Divorce
Dr. Adam Shafer
Psychologist, Psy. D., M.A.
Divorce and separation can be (and usually is) a very difficult experience that can take its toll on the family being affected. There are ways, however, to minimize the emotional damage and work toward resolution so that the healing process can begin.