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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

Parenting Coordination

Parents in the process of separation or divorce can be referred by their attorneys, by a judge after a custody trial, by a custody evaluator, or can make an appointment with me directly. When parents are court ordered for parenting coordination, a court order, or consent order, specifies the scope of my role. When parents see me voluntarily, I decide with the parents, often with input from their attorneys, what my role will be in working with them.

As a Parenting Coordinator, and as a Collaborative Coach, I focus on helping clients make decisions together about their children, and in some cases, help them develop parenting plans and time sharing schedules that will work for everyone. Parenting plans can include agreements about holidays, summers, make-up time, and any other issues that are relevant to a particular family. Parents are able to review various models of time sharing with me, and have the opportunity to discuss the needs of their particular children. Parenting plans take into account the ages of the children, their temperaments, and the various needs of each parent and the family as a whole.

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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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