Marriage & Divorce Counseling

Marriage counseling, also known as couples therapy, helps partners make thoughtful decisions about rebuilding and strengthening the relationship — or, when that's the right call, going their separate ways with respect.

Sessions are designed to guide couples struggling with communication, sense of belonging, intimacy, and cooperation. Alexia works with couples in all types of intimate relationships — regardless of marital status or sexual orientation — to open up the lines of communication and build the strongest relationship possible.

Divorce is one of life's toughest challenges — it can fracture the foundation of an entire family. And yet, living through divorce can also open the door to extraordinary personal growth.

Pre-divorce counseling helps both parties learn to communicate effectively and civilly during the process. When children are involved, a gentle, healthy divorce is essential for the well-being of the family and dramatically reduces the pain kids carry.

Alexia will help you prepare for the emotions you'll experience during divorce and teach coping strategies you can lean on over the following months — including how and when to talk to your children about what's happening.

No matter the reason for divorce, the ending of a long-term, committed relationship can shatter your world and generate uncomfortable emotions — grief, sadness, stress, and frustration. For many people, uncertainty about the future feels worse than the unsatisfying relationship itself.

Post-divorce counseling gives you a place to talk through what you're feeling rather than bottle it up. Together, Alexia will help you discover your identity as a single person so you can start to move forward and welcome your new life.

Divorce mediation is one of the most commonly used methods of negotiating settlement for couples who want to divorce. Anyone going through divorce should consider mediation as an option.

In mediation, you and your spouse — sometimes with respective attorneys — hire a neutral third party. The mediator's role isn't to make decisions but to help both sides communicate, understand shared and individual interests, explore options, and reach agreements that work for everyone.

Alexia is Certified in Collaborative Divorce and an Executive Member of the National Association of Divorce Professionals, helping couples reach settlements that protect finances, parenting relationships, and dignity.

Couples counseling — also called couples therapy or relationship counseling — supports people in intimate relationships whether or not they're married. It's helpful for couples considering separation and for couples in search of deeper understanding or intimacy.

Working with Alexia, you'll begin with tools that improve how you communicate and understand one another, then move into the specific concerns that brought you in — from repeated conflict cycles to rebuilding after a breach of trust.

Divorce rarely lives inside a single office. Alexia works alongside a network of trusted professionals — attorneys, financial advisors, career coaches, forensic accountants, and investigators — so clients get coordinated support at every stage.

The names below are professionals Alexia has referred to and collaborated with. They're offered as a starting point; your therapy relationship with Alexia is separate from any decision to hire them.