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Edina Office
Londonderry Office Park
5780 Lincoln Drive #250
Edina, MN 55436
(o) 763.400.7475
(f) 763.400.7473
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763-400-7475 X1
MNCCC is open and accepting new clients. We are seeing clients In-Office and also offer Virtual Tele-Therapy Sessions. To inquire about our services or to schedule an appointment, call us at 763-400-7475 x1 or click the "Contact Us" button below to submit an inquiry. We will get back to you very soon. Thank You!
Maple Grove Office
Arbor Lakes
7835 Main Street N. #220
Maple Grove, MN 55369
(o) 763.400.7475
(f) 763.400.7473
Our Services
The end of a marriage or relationship can be an extremely stressful event for everyone involved. Each partner may experience a wide range of emotions and intense feelings that are painful and difficult. If children are involved the stress level within a divorcing family can be even higher.
In order to cope with the process of divorce or uncoupling, which can be mentally, physically, and financially demanding; some people choose to begin therapy. Divorce counseling can be beneficial as you work through the emotional process and navigate this often complex and uncertain change in your life.
Divorce Counseling for Individuals:
People going through divorce may experience feelings of guilt, fear, anxiety, and depression. Many people perceive divorce as a personal failure. Working with a therapist you can:
- Obtain an objective and rational perspective
- Work through emotional difficulties
- Address living arrangements
- Discuss moving forward, logistically and emotionally
- Work through co-parenting concerns
- Discuss ways to talk to children about the divorce
- Preparation for future relationships
Through divorce counseling you may be able to learn more about yourself and come to see the life transition as an opportunity for growth and personal development.
Divorce Counseling for Couples:
We provide divorce counseling to couples in the process of divorcing, or post divorce. This type of therapy may allow some couples to;
- Discuss the dissolution of the marriage in a constructive fashion
- Set guidelines or boundary plans to reduce hostility and manage conflicts that may emerge
- Begin working through closure, grief and healing
- Work through a constructive co-parenting plan
- Devise a unified narrative about the "why's" and "what happened"
"The therapists at MN Counseling and Couples Center