“Lisa Hall brings a unique blend of professional and personal experience to her innovative work with people considering or experiencing divorce. Her sincere commitment to helping people move consciously through this difficult passage is incredible!”
- Heather
“Lisa creates in a group setting, as well as in an individual setting, an environment that is safe and nurturing which has allowed me to explore areas that I have not felt safe to previously explore.”
- Susie M.
“Working with Lisa for the past 4 weeks has helped me tremendously - Lisa has been able to accomplish things with me in weeks that I hadn’t been able to do in months with other counselors. Looking back at my journal since counseling started I have grown so much.”
- Dana S.
ABOUT ME & MY APPROACH
DivorceWise has been the result of many different forces in my life. First, as a child of divorce, then professionally as a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, and finally, in experiencing my own divorce and remarriage - all roads have lead here.
I have incorporated my personal and professional experience to help you as much as possible, with a no-nonsense, practical approach. I want you to be wise when considering or going through the divorce process. The way you approach and handle this time impacts your future happiness and that of your children, too.
I am not a proponent of divorce. In other words, I do not “encourage” divorce. I am interested in assessing and building on hope that may exist in your marriage. If you become clear, or, if you are already clear that a separation will be helpful to you, I will be able to help you with this. If you become clear, or, if you are clear that divorce is the next step for you, I will be able to support you in this process and be there to walk you through this tremendous life transition. My goal in helping clients is to be a source of information, to help assist in gaining clarity, and to help you have integrity and to keep you grounded while you move through this phase of your life.
I am a proponent ofhealthy and positive relationships, whether they are between people who are married, or, people who have decided to divorce. Especially when children are involved, a positive relationship between parents - again, whether they are married or not - is the most important factor in a child’s well-being and self-esteem.
I am a mother, a wife, an ex-wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend and I bring these pieces of myself into my profession. I take the work that I do very seriously. I feel an obligation to come from a place of integrity myself.
Marital crisis, separation, and divorce are major life events.
And I am here to help.
