Trauma and Divorce
Recovery Coaching
Rewire your Neural Pathways
I offer flexible coaching that is based on your pace and your schedule. As a Trauma Recovery Coach, I guide those going through and overcoming
-Divorce and Custody Battles
-Trauma
-Physical, Emotional, Verbal, Sexual, and Workplace Abuse
-Toxic Relationships
-Those that struggle with conflict
-Those that are looking to improve or find a relationship
-Those that need a self-worth boost and help unlocking potential
I have studied the effects of abuse, loss, and unhealthy relationships on self-worth, trust, depression and anxiety for almost fifteen years. I have helped hundreds go from surviving to thriving. I would like to be your collaborative partner on your journey to a happier and healthier self.
To book an online or in-person appointment please call +1 909 730 3009 or text +1 909 260 5279 or email info@doctormonicaborschel.com
Latest Blog Articles
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Five Ways to Stay Emotionally Secure During a Divorce
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Five Ways You Might Be Harming Your Relationship
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To Forgive or Not
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What trauma therapy is and isn’t
Trauma therapy is for those struggling with hypervigilance, anxiety, agitation, relationship struggles, past abuse, grief, loss, custody, divorce, and lack of trust in themselves and others. Past abuse and trauma can make us feel insecure and unsafe. It can also harm...