How a divorce coach can help you.
Divorce
is an emotional trip through a mine field. While
experiencing pain, anger, fear, rejection, lack of trust and
vulnerability, you
have to make the critical decisions that affect you and your children.
A
divorce coach not only understands the emotions but also knows the
rules
involving custody, what families need to understand while going through
the
divorce process and the benefits of various options available to you
and your
family.
While
the advantages of legal and financial counsel are well
publicized, not as well known is the role of the coach who is trained
to help
you understand what is involved and how to analyze the options and
negotiate
with your spouse in a way that reaches a fair result with everyone’s
ultimate
welfare in mind.
In
addition to having broad knowledge of the divorce and custody
process, I am also an Advanced Practice Nurse with specialty training
in
psychiatric nursing and mental health. I have Board Certification by
the American
Nursing Credentialing Center
as an Adult
Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. This training is
especially
helpful in working with parents and children in understanding the
problems that
can arise during divorce and conflict to help my clients make the
optimum
negotiating choices.
Divorce
is painful enough. Having a coach with extensive
training in psychiatric nursing, and experienced in diagnosing,
evaluating
and providing treatment including medication prescription, couples
and
individual therapy can provide you with the knowledge and emotional
support
needed to lessen the trauma as you negotiate your divorce.
- Joan Jablow
Board Certifications:
2000
– Adult Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
1997
- Clinical Nurse Specialist in Adult Psychiatric
Nursing
Post-Graduate
Certification Programs:
2000
– Personality Disorders Institute at New York Presbyterian
Hospital/Payne Whitney Westchester
1992
– The Family Therapy Institute of Westchester
Education:
Masters
Degrees in nursing (1987) and psychiatric nursing (1997)
from Pace
University
Professional
Affiliations:
The
Nurse Practitioner Association of New York
Adjunct
Volunteer Faculty at Yale
University
The
Hudson
Valley
Collaborative
Divorce Association
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