LINDA SOLOMON, LPC, LMFT

COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE ... A DIVORCE PROCESS WITH DIGNITY

WORKING WITH FAMILIES

    During my years of work as a marriage and family therapist, I have watched so many couples/families have difficulty during their divorce process.  I have observed many couples in the collaborative process commit to obtaining and maintaining positive communication skills.  I always tell couples they should be proud of their willingness to develop these skills during a time of huge transition. 

    My role in the process is working as a neutral mental health professional as part of the collaborative team.  I utilize my skills to help the process itself work as efficiently as possible by attending all joint meetings to facilitate communication amongst all participants. In addition, I  help with any of the emotions that can and will arise during the meetings.  When there are children involved, I work with the parents to help them develop effective co-parenting skills.