Counseling service
Divorce Recovery Counseling
Counseling support for separation, divorce, grief, co-parenting stress, identity shifts, and rebuilding.
About this service
Divorce recovery counseling gives clients room to process grief, anger, uncertainty, identity changes, and practical stress without having to carry it alone. Sessions may include support around boundaries, co-parenting communication, rebuilding, emotional adjustment, and new life transitions.
Who this may help
This service may be a fit for:
- • Clients moving through separation, divorce, grief, or relationship loss
- • Clients navigating co-parenting stress, boundaries, identity changes, or rebuilding
- • Clients adjusting to new routines, family roles, and future decisions
What sessions may focus on
What to expect
Step 1
The first appointment may focus on what season you are in and what support feels most useful right now.
Step 2
Your counselor may help you clarify goals, coping practices, communication needs, and practical next steps.
Step 3
SimplePractice and office-supported scheduling may be used for appointments and portal access.
Step 4
The office can help with general questions about availability, insurance, and provider fit.
Related providers
Provider availability and fit can vary. The office can help with general questions about availability, fit, and next steps.
Jeanette Chivvis
Founder & Clinical Director, M.A., LPC · Licensed Professional Counselor
Jeanette Chivvis is the founder of Serenity Springs Wellness & Counseling and a Licensed Professional Counselor. She emphasizes warmth, safety, deeply personal care, and a holistic approach to emotional, relational, and spiritual wellness.
Tracie Ottman
Counselor, LPC · Licensed Professional Counselor
Tracie is a Licensed Professional Counselor who supports teens and women navigating life transitions, relationships, anxiety, stress, and self-esteem concerns.
Stacey Narzem
Counselor, M.S., LPC-Associate
Stacey provides a supportive, judgment-free space for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, stress, relationship challenges, and life transitions.
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