Trauma and Divorce Recovery Coaching
Divorce and attachment traumas can leave a lasting impact on one’s life, making it difficult to move forward and create a bright future. However, with the right support and guidance, it is possible to overcome these obstacles and emerge stronger than ever before. That’s where I come in as a Trauma and Divorce Recovery Coach.
With almost 15 years of experience studying attachment, trauma, loss, and relationships. I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every coaching session. But what really sets me apart is my commitment to tailoring each session to your unique needs and experiences. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to recovery, and I understand that your journey will be as unique as you are.
As your collaborative partner on this journey, I am dedicated to helping you become a happier, healthier version of yourself. Whether you’re seeking guidance as an individual or as a family, I am here to support you every step of the way. Together, we can work towards achieving your goals and creating a brighter, more fulfilling future.
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
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Reasons why you shouldn’t be offended by a prenup
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The Collateral Damage of Parental Alienation
Written by Monica Borschel, Ph.D. and Charles Kronzek, Michigan Trial Attorney Parental alienation is the deliberate or accidental turning of your children against the other parent. Deliberate alienation is badmouthing the other parent, family, ethnicity, culture, or...
Are You or Your Ex-Spouse Considering Relocating with Your Children During or After Divorce? Here is What You Need to Know.
Written by Monica Borschel and Lisa Demonte Cervone Imagine yourself in one of the following situations: Brady and Mary had been successfully co-parenting their two children for the last two years. They had an amicable divorce. Mary had been struggling to find a...
How to start getting comfortable with saying no
Saying no and setting boundaries can be uncomfortable. You might have had experiences where saying no leads to revenge, punishment, or rejection. Having had too many of these experiences might make you anxious when having difficult conversations. In addition, you...
Domestic Violence – a Divorce and Trauma Coach and Prosecutor for Victims and Family Law Attorney Perspective
Written by Monica Borschel, Ph.D. and Special Private Prosecutor for victims and family law attorney Brian Faucett. A yearly estimate of ten million Americans is affected by domestic violence. One in four women and one in nine men are victims of intimate partner...
Here’s How to Hold Space for Others’ Emotions
Have you ever felt drained after a conversation with someone feeling emotional? Perhaps this person was grieving, and you didn't know what to say. Maybe you wanted to take the other person's pain away, but you didn't know how. Here are some pointers to hold space for...