Wendy Crane, LMFT

I particularly enjoy helping those of you who find yourself in the complex process of divorce. My strengths lay in empowering you to get clear about what you want, break through your fears, walk through each step together and rebuild your life so that you may walk forward with dignity, increased personal power, and the courage to create a more authentic life. Whether you are contemplating divorce, trying to work with your partner to prevent such an outcome, or facing the truth about your relationship or marriage, counseling can help to navigate those deeply painful yet liberating conversations. My goal is to provide a safe space to speak your truth. As well, we may discuss the logistics of divorce andor how to talk with your children about this difficult topic. Wherever you find yourself along the way, I am here to support you as you face this transformational chapter in your life. I also specialize in healing patterns of codependency. Whether you are currently in a relationship or dealing with repeated patterns of dysfunction that show up in your attempts to find a partner, I can help. Learning how to break free from codependency, set healthy boundaries, and reclaim your personal power are some of my favorite things to help you discover! Feel free to visit the divorce recovery and codependency recovery specialty pages of my website for more resources and tools to help point you in the direction of healing today. And when you are ready, I?m here to help you dive deeper!

My role as a therapist is one of guide, facilitator, co-creator, collaborator, consultant, referral source, educator, and as someone who may recommend books and exercises to assist your therapy process. I play many roles, but all roles serve to guide you toward healing, empowerment, consciousness, and growth. I do not see myself as an expert or one who deals advice. We will work together to identify what serves you and release what does not. You will teach me as much as I will teach you! I enjoying learning every day. I do have specific training in the area of Marriage and Family Therapy and I use that knowledge to help guide you, through gentle questions and inquiries, to come to understand yourself and your experience more clearly. However, each of you is in charge of how often you come to therapy, what we work on, who attends the sessions, and when therapy ends.