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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

Conflict Resolution

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

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

Expressing a Preference: A Little Relationship Tip That Can Change Your Life

December 11, 2013 by Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. Leave a Comment

Many people have never learned how to identify their own preferences. Or they have grown up believing they don’t deserve to HAVE a preference. Or they are afraid to speak their preferences, let alone fight for them. Some people think they do not possess preferences, because they are not in the habit of tuning in […]

Filed Under: Conflict Resolution, Relationships

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Mediation & Interest-Based Negotiation Skills Training

Date: January and February, 2024

Location: Live, Online Training via Zoom. Recordings will not be made.

This Team Training course is open to Attorneys, Financial Professionals, and Mental Health Professionals. Attendance at all dates is required to be eligible for Certificate of Training.

Click here for more information, including registration form and deadlines.

Pyschological Services – In Person and via TeleHealth

I see clients in person 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.

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

My Most Recent Posts

  • Survive and Thrive Through Divorce
  • Mediation & Interest-Based Negotiation Skills Training
  • 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
  • Kids and Technology

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