Are
you having problems in your
marriage? Are you contemplating
separation or
divorce?
Are
you arguing over
trivial
matters? Has your spouse (or you) become
"difficult," irritable or
angry,
making effective, even civil, communication almost impossible?,
making effective, even civil, communication almost impossible?
Has
the love (intimacy) and/or fun gone out of your marriage? Are
you feeling
lonely?
Do
you feel like you don't know what to do or where to turn to
deal with the situation or make
it better?
Dr.
Marshall Colt, a
professional member of the California Council on Family Relations, offers
divorce mediation counseling to help couples in the San Diego/La Jolla area
identify and manage the issues involved in deciding to divorce, going
through the process and/or finally separating as peacefully and amicably
as possible. Simply
click HERE NOW for your FREE divorce counseling phone consultation in San Diego...no
risk, no obligation.
Often, couples decide to divorce. Managing the
process to minimize the damage to all concerned can often be
significantly assisted by an experienced professional.
Understanding how the divorce process changes and affects each partner,
children and other family members can be a major first step forward.
Then, learning tools and skills to better communicate and understand one
another, along with effective preventive measures, frequently results in
a manageable and amicable divorce. Your divorce CAN be peaceful.
"Clearly, they (your clients,
D. & J.) think very highly of you and of all you have done with
them." -- Psychologist, Denver
"I think we both feel that things are going
very well. You have helped us address the problem issues, and come
up with solutions. We both feel like we have gained a lot of
insight to each other." -- J.B. Denver
"Dr. Colt:Just wanted to thank you and let you know how much
yesterday's session meant to both of us. We both left feeling
fairly good about things and really look forward to seeing you in 2
weeks. I don't know why we waited so long to do this.
Yesterday was the first time we had really been together by ourselves
for a long time and on the way home, [Name] opened up with me and talked
about things and neither one of us got angry with the other." --
Z.T. Kansas
"Hi Marshall: The other night you thanked me
for being patient. Well, I just wanted to thank you for everything
you're doing. [Name] seems to be doing much better. She
seems happier than I have known her to be in a very long time. She
seems hopeful and optimistic. She really feels like she is making
progress with you specifically and her life in general. So
"Thank You" with all my heart for helping my lady." --
B.E.
Resources:California
Divorce Information|
Anger/In,
Anger/Out Quiz
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Women
and Anger |
Sexaholics
Anonymous |
National
Suicide Hotline: 1.800.784.2433
| Rape Crisis
24-Hour Hotline: 303.322.7273 (en
Español: 303.329.0031) |
National Domestic Violence 24-Hour Hotline: 1.800.799.7233 |
Metro Denver Domestic Violence Services: Adams County 289.4441,
and Arapahoe Counties 343.1851, 444.2424, Denver Brandon Center
620.9190 Safehouse 830.6800, Douglas County 688.8484, Jefferson Country
420.6752, Longmont 772.4422, Asian Pacific Development Center 393.0304
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