Path Three: Commit to Marriage Counseling

Olivia wasn’t sure whether she had the energy to commit to marriage counseling. She and her husband Stefan sought discernment counseling after learning that he had a five year-old son from a previous relationship. “I don’t blame Stefan, but I’m not sure if I can stay with him, either,” said Olivia. “He wants shared custody. While …

October 20, 2016

Path Two: Deciding to Separate and Divorce

Your partner begs you to go to marriage counseling, but you’d rather chew ground glass. Or perhaps you have tried marriage counseling – more than once. You’re pretty sure you’ve decided to divorce, but something holds you back from pulling the plug. You wish a type of counseling existed that would help you decide if …

October 15, 2016

Path One: Staying the Course

You’re not happy in your marriage, but it’s not bad enough to divorce. Did you know that, for some couples, staying the course and deciding at a later time is the best choice? Getting Along, but Not Making an Effort “How did your marriage get to the point where divorce is an option?” I asked …

October 15, 2016

A New Option for Couples on the Brink of Divorce

Are You On the Brink of Divorce? Sarah’s* marriage was on the brink of divorce. She discovered her husband Jon’s emotional affair with a coworker in typical digital age fashion: via a text message that popped up on his phone, which he had left open on his night stand. This was the second time in their 14-year …

October 14, 2016

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Path Three: Commit to Marriage Counseling

Path Two: Deciding to Separate and Divorce

Path One: Staying the Course

A New Option for Couples on the Brink of Divorce

Linda Hershman, LMFT, MS

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