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Counseling, reunification therapy, and custody mediation

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  • 44 years supporting families through separation
  • 1,000+ Guardian ad Litem investigations
  • Licensed Mental Health Counselor
  • Certified Family Mediator

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Reunification therapy

Support for rebuilding contact between a parent and child after distance or disruption. Ask whether it fits your family.

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Co-parenting counseling

When pickups and changed plans keep turning into arguments, you need a different way to decide things together. This work focuses on how you communicate and make decisions about your children. It isn't couples therapy, and it doesn't ask you to pretend things are easy.

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We may talk about

  • Exchanges and schedules
  • Decision-making and boundaries
  • Communication that escalates

Reunification therapy

Suzanne can talk through whether reunification therapy fits your family, what any order or referral asks for, and who may need to take part. The scope is set before sessions begin.

Ask about Reunification therapy

We may talk about

  • Family circumstances
  • Referral or court-order requirements
  • A suitable starting point

Custody mediation

Mediation is a structured conversation with a neutral third party, for parents working through parenting arrangements. Suzanne is a Certified Family Mediator. Ask how the process works, and about privacy and any written agreement, before you share sensitive details.

Ask about Custody mediation

We may talk about

  • Parenting-plan terms
  • Schedules and transitions
  • Decision-making responsibilities

Professional consultation

Attorneys, Guardians ad Litem, and other court professionals can ask about a clinical perspective on a custody matter. The scope depends on the question and Suzanne’s role in the case.

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