Are you struggling to move forward after divorce?
You might be asking yourself what went wrong. Or, what you did to contribute to the conflicts in your relationship. You may not want to get divorced but felt like you had no other choice.
Or, you might know exactly what went wrong and you know that divorce was the best decision for you and your family. But, you're still scared about what the future holds. You might feel alone, confused, or angry about the way things ended.
If you have children you also might worry about how this will affect them. How will your relationship with them change? Will they be angry with you? Or will they want to pick sides?
Odds are, you have what feels like hundreds of conflicting thoughts and feelings running through your head. You might feel so overwhelmed by all the uncertainty that you don't know how to move forward.
You don't have to figure this out all on your own.
Divorce Counseling Can Help You Heal and Move Forward
There are a lot of challenges that arise after a divorce. This may include financial stress, and possibly moving. Not to mention healing from the emotional trauma that divorce can cause. It's a lot to handle on your own.
A therapist can offer you support and guidance as you navigate life after divorce. This means establishing boundaries or a co-parenting strategy with your ex-partner. Or, learning how to build a fulfilling independent life.
Divorce counseling also gives you a safe and judgment-free space to process your emotions and experiences about what you went through. Working with a therapist can allow you to gain understanding so you can begin to heal and move forward.
What you are going through is hard, very hard. But you don't have to be stuck at this moment forever.
Common Reasons People Start Divorce Counseling
Our counselors in North Carolina, know that no two experiences of divorce are the same. These are only a few of the common reasons that people seek support from a therapist after divorce.
To learn from your divorce so you don't make the same mistakes in future relationships.
Healing from the anger, heartache, or trauma that divorce caused
To work on creating a healthy relationship with your ex. Especially if you have children together
Exploring any anxieties or fears you might have about moving forward with your life
To gain support and empowerment as you rebuild your life
Navigating the challenges of dating after divorce
To understand how to support your children through this process and/or develop a co-parenting plan
Every relationship is different, and your journey is unique to you. You might be starting work for the first time after divorce and struggling to support your children. Or, you might have gone through a divorce before and feel confused about how this relationship ended. Regardless of where you're at right now, our therapists can support you as you navigate life after divorce.
A Divorce Counselor From Our Team Can Help
As a group practice, our therapy services are tailored to supporting couples and individuals through the different phases of a relationship. The therapists on our team are experienced in working with people at different phases in their lives. We have helped many to heal and move forward after divorce. We have worked with countless individuals to overcome the challenges they faced after divorce and rebuild their life.
Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy
One of the ways that we do this is through Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy. EFIT is a form of individual relationship counseling. It helps individuals process and heals from the traumas of previous relationships. It helps them learn skills to develop healthy and meaningful relationships in the future. When we work with those who are seeking support after divorce, we’ve found EFIT is very effective.
It helps people to understand why things ended the way they did, and how they may have contributed to it. EFIT also gives people a clearer understanding of what their unhealthy relationship patterns are. This helps to prevent people from repeating those patterns in future relationships.
Our therapists in Wakefield, NC will help you follow a process of "conscious uncoupling." During this process, you can use this as a chance to turn inward and build a more meaningful life after divorce. Through divorce counseling, you can feel strong and confident in your future.
Our Approach to Divorce Counseling in Wake Forest, NC
The therapists on our team have worked with individuals of all ages, genders, backgrounds, and identities. Every therapist on our team is an ally to the LGBTQ+ community, and we are happy to offer our office as a safe space for all. No matter who you are, you can feel confident that our team is here to support you.
We understand that divorce can be one of the most challenging things that a person goes through. And that opening up to a therapist after going through a divorce is a vulnerable experience. Our therapists are here to support and empower you. Together, you can work to heal from this experience and move forward to the next step.
You get to create the next chapter in your story.
Begin Divorce Counseling in Wake Forest, NC
If you have gone through a divorce and are seeking therapy, we can help. Our team of divorce support therapists is here to provide you with the skills and understanding to navigate the challenges that you're facing after divorce. If you are interested in starting therapy with My-Therapist, or have questions about how our therapists can help, you can follow these steps:
Meet with one of our caring and experienced therapists
Begin to heal and move forward
Other Services Offered by My-Therapist
Divorce counseling is not the only service our therapists in Wake Forest, NC offers.
