Are you frustrated by your relationship with a difficult, manipulative or controlling person? Individuals in high conflict relationships often experience anxiety, depression and anger and can have difficulty asking for help. I specialize in providing supportive counseling for individuals in conflict-driven work, marital, family and co-parenting relationships.
I also specialize and deliver solution-focused treatment for individuals and parents involved in high conflict separation, divorce, contested custody, or family court litigation. My training from nationally known lawyers, psychologists and mediators allows me the unique opportunity to help you protect yourself, communicate more effectively with others, reduce conflict in your relationships and regain control of your life.
I also specialize and deliver solution-focused treatment for individuals and parents involved in high conflict separation, divorce, contested custody, or family court litigation. My training from nationally known lawyers, psychologists and mediators allows me the unique opportunity to help you protect yourself, communicate more effectively with others, reduce conflict in your relationships and regain control of your life.
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Anne is a native of Dallas, TX.
She moved to SC in 2001.
She has been in practice in as a counselor since since 2007 contracting with individuals, private attorneys, Guardian ad litems, state agencies and non- profit advocacy groups.
She often participates through court appointment to provide an array of specialized forensic evaluations, assessments, and forensically sensitive therapy with individuals and families.
Areas of focus include: high conflict coparenting, visitation resistance and refusal/parental alienation, parenting plan and custody evaluations.
She moved to SC in 2001.
She has been in practice in as a counselor since since 2007 contracting with individuals, private attorneys, Guardian ad litems, state agencies and non- profit advocacy groups.
She often participates through court appointment to provide an array of specialized forensic evaluations, assessments, and forensically sensitive therapy with individuals and families.
Areas of focus include: high conflict coparenting, visitation resistance and refusal/parental alienation, parenting plan and custody evaluations.
Before agreeing to participate in a court-involved service, it is important to understand that the conventions of privacy, confidentiality and privilege may be partially or completely suspended.
You may be asked or required (or the court may order) that otherwise protected information be shared with the provider and potentially with others.
Records of psychological services, medical treatment, academic achievement, occupational performance, and military or legal matters may be disclosed.
The Service Agreement describing the proposed service will explain some of these limits.
You may be asked or required (or the court may order) that otherwise protected information be shared with the provider and potentially with others.
Records of psychological services, medical treatment, academic achievement, occupational performance, and military or legal matters may be disclosed.
The Service Agreement describing the proposed service will explain some of these limits.
I provide supportive counseling to individuals in high-conflict work, marital or family relationships, and legal disputes (divorce, contested custody, coparenting).
I am one of the few therapists in this area who specializes in working with high conflict divorces and coparenting issues during active litigation.
I work best with individuals who can take direct feedback and are open to making changes.
I don't have a problem giving advice and I rarely ask my clients "how does that make you feel?"
Most of my clients see me for brief, solution-focused, short-term therapy - meaning we may meet frequently for several weeks or months and then only periodically.
I am one of the few therapists in this area who specializes in working with high conflict divorces and coparenting issues during active litigation.
I work best with individuals who can take direct feedback and are open to making changes.
I don't have a problem giving advice and I rarely ask my clients "how does that make you feel?"
Most of my clients see me for brief, solution-focused, short-term therapy - meaning we may meet frequently for several weeks or months and then only periodically.
I offer highly structured coparenting counseling to improve child-centered communication and increase consistency between homes.
Unfortunately, most parents in high conflict divorces receive coparenting services after the divorce is finalized.
By that time unhealthy communication patterns between the parents have solidified and become more difficult to change.
Coparenting Counseling is a targeted, structured, solution focused intervention that address specific issues related to collaboratively parenting during and after separation or divorce.
Unfortunately, most parents in high conflict divorces receive coparenting services after the divorce is finalized.
By that time unhealthy communication patterns between the parents have solidified and become more difficult to change.
Coparenting Counseling is a targeted, structured, solution focused intervention that address specific issues related to collaboratively parenting during and after separation or divorce.
Parenting Coordination is a child centered process intended for high conflict coparents whose children are at risk for for harm due to exposure to parental conflict, poor parental communication and chronic difficulty in making decisions regarding their children.
Parenting Coordination (PC) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution.
The Parenting Coordinator is a court-appointed, child-centered professional tasked to assist conflicted coparents to resolve differences and clarify ambiguities within the scope of the parenting plan.
Parenting Coordination (PC) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution.
The Parenting Coordinator is a court-appointed, child-centered professional tasked to assist conflicted coparents to resolve differences and clarify ambiguities within the scope of the parenting plan.
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