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Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

Separation and Divorce | Individual Therapy | Couple Therapy | Collaborative Practice Training

Lisa Herrick, PhD

 

Individual Therapy | Couple Therapy

Collaborative Divorce Practice | Separation and Divorce

  • Psychotherapy
    • Individual Psychotherapy
    • Treatment for Children and Adolescents
  • Couple Therapy
  • Collaborative Practice Training
    • Multidisciplinary Guide – Collaborative Practice
    • Team Practice Guide – Collaborative Practice
    • Training Schedule
    • Previous Trainings
  • Separation and Divorce Work
    • Parenting Coordination
    • Collaborative Divorce Practice
    • Guide to Telling the Children about the Divorce

Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

Pause a Moment To Review Your Relationship

July 14, 2017 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. Leave a Comment

Dr. Herrick's Relationship Chart

Raising Your Awareness About “How Things Are Going Life is fast, and generally days are full. Most of us have, at one time or another, wished to be in a happy, healthy, long term relationship and we have given thought to what such a relationship would look like for us. Once we are IN a […]

Filed Under: Relationships

Solomon’s Sword – Still Relevant with High Conflict Divorcing Parents

March 31, 2016 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. Leave a Comment

Most of us remember the story of King Solomon: faced with two mothers, each claiming the same baby to be her own, he says to the mothers that the only compromise is to split the baby in half with his sword. One mother cries out in fear, and tells the other woman to take the […]

Filed Under: Conflict Resolution, Divorce Advice

A Good Problem to Have: Family Togetherness Post-Divorce

November 23, 2015 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. 13 Comments

Good divorces have been in the news lately. Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin’s “conscious uncoupling” hit the papers last year, and in September the New York Times featured an article about an already divorced couple taking their kids on a rafting trip – and enjoying the time together. (9/25/15 – From a Divorce a Fractured […]

Filed Under: Divorce Advice

Fighting the Good Fight

February 16, 2015 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. Leave a Comment

“Fighting the Good Fight”(Or How To Navigate Conflict with your Honey in Five (Not So) Easy Steps) One of the most common complaints couples have about their relationship is that their fights don’t go anywhere good. “We have the same fight ninety times and we still can’t resolve the problem.” “We can’t seem to argue […]

Filed Under: Conflict Resolution

Help for the Disorganized Parent, Married or Divorced

January 5, 2015 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. Leave a Comment

If you hear your co-parent, or your children, complaining about your showing up late, taking the kids to the wrong sports field, forgetting to buy the poster board for the science project, consider this: Your co-parent and children might have a point. Ask yourself if you are disorganized at work, and whether your friends, or […]

Filed Under: Parenting

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Pyschological Services in the Era of the Coronavirus

I have started seeing clients in person during limited hours at my Falls Church and Dupont Circle offices. I will continue to offer telehealth services to connect with my clients who wish to meet virtually.

It has been such a hard time for all of us, so I am continuing to do what I can to be flexible in my practice to attend to the needs of each client. Some still have children at home all day, others are financially strained.

I welcome new clients and hope to continue to figure out creative ways to connect with everyone who seeks my help.

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