DW 2025

Whether you are and your partner and in distress, contemplating separation, have recently decided to divorce, or have completed the divorce process, there are many concerns, fears, and goals on your mind, no doubt. Getting accurate, research -based, and quality information about your options and a sense of clarity are the keys to getting through this phase of your life.

Lisa Hall’s Expertise in Divorce

Lisa has extensive experience working with individuals, couples, co parents, and families facing separation and divorce. She offers a safe and supportive space to:

  • Process aspects of grief and loss that are part of the separation and divorce process like shock, denial, anger, sadness, and guilt.
  • Develop healthy ways of coping to manage stress and anxiety on a daily basis while managing work, family life, and the legal stress sometimes involved in this process.
  • Communicate effectively with your soon-to-be ex-spouse, especially regarding co-parenting, and other professionals who may be involved, like lawyers or mediators.
  • Adjust to significant changes brought on by divorce, such as challenges in your support system, family, and distress levels, as well as coping with the fear of the unknown.  Aspects of life vision, changes in work status, and developing plans for how to get through the divorce process are all areas that will also be assessed and supported.
  • Assist and support your children through this process.

Contemplating Separation or Divorce

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • consumed with thoughts about your marital issues
  • internal conflict and anxiety
  • feeling spiritually dead
  • you need “space” from your spouse and alone time
  • marriage counseling has gotten you nowhere
  • fantasizing about or having emotional and/or physical affair…
  • …fear of the unknown, heading down a path into the fog
  • feeling you need a plan of action, but too overwhelmed to know what to do
  • feeling trapped and stuck in your marriage
  • distraught about the future, including the potential “end” of your family as you know it
  • thoughts about your kids and how a divorce will impact them
  • stressed about money and your future
  • hopeless that your spouse will ever hear you and that you do not want to give up on love
  • relieved when your spouse is gone and stressed when they are around

Parenting Plan Consultation

Psychoeducation & Best Practice for Children

Experiencing Divorce

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • overwhelmed and overloaded, like the divorce is a whole other job
  • a new life is on the horizon and you wish you could just fast forward there
  • fearful about money and finances
  • mixed feelings of relief and fear
  • devastated about the loss of “family” life and your identity
  • confused about the divorce process, even if you have an attorney
  • guilt and fear regarding your children and seeing the signs that this is negatively impacting them...
  • there is no light at the end of the tunnel
  • working out a plan with your ex will be impossible
  • extreme frustration with your spouse, including communication and parenting
  • you are neglecting dealing with your emotions – anger, grief, depression, etc.
  • you are overwhelmed by anger, sadness, and grief
  • stress and anxiety that are  impacting your sleep and eating
  • embarrassed, ashamed, failure, and/or disconnected from your support system

How I Can Help:

It certainly can feel like an uphill walk without end in sight. Know that peace and calmer waters are on the horizon and you will get there in time.

Along with therapy and working with me, there may be additional resources to assist you during this time. I can help you assess the most effective strategies to get your children additional support and can refer you to professionals who specialize in working with families through divorce.

Moving On After Divorce

Expert witness testimony and mental health, family, divorce expert consultation for legal professionals

  • Expert Witness on Domestic Relations Cases
  • Expert Mental Health Witness
  • Expert Mental Health Case Consultation
  • Mental Health Consultant for Attorneys and their Clients
  • Mental Health Consultant for Attorneys (deposition, trial prep)
  • Consultation on Child Development, Parenting, and Family Matters

High Conflict/Litigious Divorce

Support Groups, Life Coaching, and Vision Groups

Groups are usually 6-10 people and meet for 8-10 weeks, 2-3 hours per meeting. They range in cost as well, depending on the format, context, and materials needed. Most groups are 8 weeks long and meet 2 hours per week. Coat is $700-$800 per 8 week group.

  • women’s groups
  • men’s groups
  • mixed coed groups
  • marital crossroads group - for those contemplating separation or divorce
  • post divorce recovery group
  • co parenting groups
  • high conflict divorce group
  • life vision group
  • parenting teens
    • Please be in contact with group inquiries.

Family Therapy for Separation/Divorce

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • consumed with thoughts about your marital issues
  • internal conflict and anxiety
  • feeling spiritually dead
  • you need “space” from your spouse and alone time
  • marriage counseling has gotten you nowhere
  • fantasizing about or having emotional and/or physical affair…
  • …fear of the unknown, heading down a path into the fog
  • feeling you need a plan of action, but too overwhelmed to know what to do
  • feeling trapped and stuck in your marriage
  • distraught about the future, including the potential “end” of your family as you know it
  • thoughts about your kids and how a divorce will impact them
  • stressed about money and your future
  • hopeless that your spouse will ever hear you and that you do not want to give up on love
  • relieved when your spouse is gone and stressed when they are around

Co Parenting Across The Spectrum

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • overwhelmed and overloaded, like the divorce is a whole other job
  • a new life is on the horizon and you wish you could just get there
  • fearful about money and finances
  • mixed feelings of relief and fear
  • devastated about the loss of “family” life
  • confused about the divorce process, even if you have an attorney
  • guilt and fear regarding your children and seeing the signs that this is negatively impacting them…
  • …there is no light at the end of the tunnel
  • working out a plan with your ex will be impossible
  • extreme frustration with your spouse, including communication and parenting
  • you are neglecting dealing with your emotions – anger, grief, depression, etc.
  • you are overwhelmed by anger, sadness, and grief
  • stress and anxiety that are  impacting your sleep and eating
  • embarrassed, ashamed, failure, and/or disconnected from your support system

Parenting Through Marital Crisis, Separation and Divorce

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • consumed with thoughts about your marital issues
  • internal conflict and anxiety
  • feeling spiritually dead
  • you need “space” from your spouse and alone time
  • marriage counseling has gotten you nowhere
  • fantasizing about or having emotional and/or physical affair…
  • …fear of the unknown, heading down a path into the fog
  • feeling you need a plan of action, but too overwhelmed to know what to do
  • feeling trapped and stuck in your marriage
  • distraught about the future, including the potential “end” of your family as you know it
  • thoughts about your kids and how a divorce will impact them
  • stressed about money and your future
  • hopeless that your spouse will ever hear you and that you do not want to give up on love
  • relieved when your spouse is gone and stressed when they are around

Blending Families

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • overwhelmed and overloaded, like the divorce is a whole other job
  • a new life is on the horizon and you wish you could just get there
  • fearful about money and finances
  • mixed feelings of relief and fear
  • devastated about the loss of “family” life
  • confused about the divorce process, even if you have an attorney
  • guilt and fear regarding your children and seeing the signs that this is negatively impacting them…
  • …there is no light at the end of the tunnel
  • working out a plan with your ex will be impossible
  • extreme frustration with your spouse, including communication and parenting
  • you are neglecting dealing with your emotions – anger, grief, depression, etc.
  • you are overwhelmed by anger, sadness, and grief
  • stress and anxiety that are  impacting your sleep and eating
  • embarrassed, ashamed, failure, and/or disconnected from your support system

Step Parenting

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • consumed with thoughts about your marital issues
  • internal conflict and anxiety
  • feeling spiritually dead
  • you need “space” from your spouse and alone time
  • marriage counseling has gotten you nowhere
  • fantasizing about or having emotional and/or physical affair…
  • …fear of the unknown, heading down a path into the fog
  • feeling you need a plan of action, but too overwhelmed to know what to do
  • feeling trapped and stuck in your marriage
  • distraught about the future, including the potential “end” of your family as you know it
  • thoughts about your kids and how a divorce will impact them
  • stressed about money and your future
  • hopeless that your spouse will ever hear you and that you do not want to give up on love
  • relieved when your spouse is gone and stressed when they are around

Resist/Refuse Dynamics

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • overwhelmed and overloaded, like the divorce is a whole other job
  • a new life is on the horizon and you wish you could just get there
  • fearful about money and finances
  • mixed feelings of relief and fear
  • devastated about the loss of “family” life
  • confused about the divorce process, even if you have an attorney
  • guilt and fear regarding your children and seeing the signs that this is negatively impacting them…
  • …there is no light at the end of the tunnel
  • working out a plan with your ex will be impossible
  • extreme frustration with your spouse, including communication and parenting
  • you are neglecting dealing with your emotions – anger, grief, depression, etc.
  • you are overwhelmed by anger, sadness, and grief
  • stress and anxiety that are  impacting your sleep and eating
  • embarrassed, ashamed, failure, and/or disconnected from your support system

Reunification Therapy

Some of the things you may be feeling:

  • consumed with thoughts about your marital issues
  • internal conflict and anxiety
  • feeling spiritually dead
  • you need “space” from your spouse and alone time
  • marriage counseling has gotten you nowhere
  • fantasizing about or having emotional and/or physical affair…
  • …fear of the unknown, heading down a path into the fog
  • feeling you need a plan of action, but too overwhelmed to know what to do
  • feeling trapped and stuck in your marriage
  • distraught about the future, including the potential “end” of your family as you know it
  • thoughts about your kids and how a divorce will impact them
  • stressed about money and your future
  • hopeless that your spouse will ever hear you and that you do not want to give up on love
  • relieved when your spouse is gone and stressed when they are around

Contact Info

Phone number

303-859-2672

Email

[email protected]

Address

287 Century Circle, Suite 100, Louisville, CO 80027

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