What is Marriage Intensive Therapy and is it For Us?

By Ann Cerney

By Ann Cerney, LPCC, LCPC When couples reach a point where they have tried counseling but their patterns keep returning,…

Protecting Kids from Parental Conflict During Divorce

By Ann Cerney

As a family counselor guiding families through divorce, I’ve seen firsthand how children can be deeply affected by their parents’…

Which divorce process is right for you and your spouse?

By Ann Cerney

As a counselor and divorce coach, I’ve guided countless couples through one of life’s most challenging family transitions – divorce…

Protesting When Your Marriage Ends – Beware!

By Ann Cerney

The decision to divorce is often arrived at only after many months, years, or decades of struggling to make a…

How to Advocate for Yourself During a Divorce

By Ann Cerney

As a skilled mediator, divorce coach, and co-parenting counselor, I often witness the emotional turmoil that accompanies divorce. Advocating for yourself and children…

When Your Co-Parent Wants to Change the Parenting Schedule Frequently 

By Ann Cerney

One common challenge that many divorced parents face is dealing with a co-parent who wants to change the parenting schedule…

Understanding Discernment Counseling: A Path to Clarity and Resolution

By Ann Cerney

Life is full of uncertainties and challenges, especially when it comes to making important decisions about our relationships. Whether it…

“My Child Refuses To See Me After Our Divorce”

By Ann Cerney

During and after divorce, and often leading up to it, the family system is stressed. Parents and children cope with…

Who, When, What: 3 Tips for Telling Children About Divorce

By Ann Cerney

The day parents talk to their children about their separation will be a day pressed into the memory of most…