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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
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  • Separation and Divorce Work
    • Parenting Coordination
    • Collaborative Divorce Practice
    • Guide to Telling the Children about the Divorce

What I’m Thinking

Kids and Technology

July 3, 2019 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

Teach your children to use technology in a healthy, responsible way. Learn what to watch for, how to set limits and stick to them, and when it’s O.K. to embrace screen time. How (and When) to Limit Kids’ Tech Use, by Melanie Pinola

Filed Under: Parenting

What do you do with Unhealthy Thoughts?

July 1, 2019 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

bubbles floating over ocean

You might find this article by Jack Kornfield helpful if you find yourself thinking negative, or unhealthy, thoughts. Let Go of Unhealthy Thoughts, by Jack Kornfield Whatever we regularly think colors our experience—all day, every day. Once we start to watch these thoughts, we discover that 90% of them are reruns! Others are about problems: […]

Filed Under: Positive Thinking

Hail Mary Move to Try to Save Your Relationship

February 4, 2019 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

Football Pass Catch - Player in Air

Hail Mary Pass Definition: A very long, often unsuccessful pass made in a desperate attempt to score late in the game. You have been feeling lonely and alone for some time in your relationship – maybe months, maybe years. You find yourself complaining about your mate (spouse, or lover, or long term partner) to your […]

Filed Under: Relationships

Guide to Nesting When You Separate

January 8, 2019 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

When Parents Rotate In and Out of the Family Home When parents have decided to separate into two homes, there are several reasons why they might consider a model of separation called “nesting” that is usually temporary. Parents obtain a place to stay that is outside the family home – a small apartment perhaps, or […]

Filed Under: Separation

Pause a Moment To Review Your Relationship

July 14, 2017 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.

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

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Pyschological Services – Via TeleHealth or In Person

I offer telehealth services to connect with my clients virtually. I will also have in person sessions one day a week at either my DC or VA office. See Contact and Directions page.

Togetherness After Divorce and the challenges of nesting

Protecting Your Children in Divorce: An Update on the Latest Research | Podcast Interview

My Most Recent Posts

  • Togetherness After Divorce, and the challenges of nesting
  • Impact of Divorce on Adult Children
  • Survive and Thrive Through Divorce
  • In the Best Interest of the Child
  • Protecting Your Children in Divorce | Podcast Interview
  • Starting Therapy :: What Others Wished They Knew Before Starting
  • Different Parenting Styles Can Stress – or Enrich – A Child’s Life
  • Internet Filtering – Keeping Kids Safe Online
  • How to Protect Your Children in Divorce | Podcast Interview
  • You’re Single Again and Meet Someone New

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