Divorce is often an unexpected and challenging season of life, filled with unanswered questions and a longing for closure. At Atlanta Divorce Law Group, we understand how overwhelming this journey can be, which is why we offer a complimentary virtual Divorce Support Group to help you navigate this transition.
Moderated by licensed therapists, our support group provides a safe and understanding space where you can share your experiences, process your emotions, and find encouragement from others who truly understand. Whether you’re struggling with feelings of grief, anger, or uncertainty, this group is here to help you shift your focus from “Why did this happen?” to “What comes next?”—so you can begin building your Happily Ever After Divorce®.
We offer two virtual meetings each month: every second Thursday at 6:30 PM, led by Kathleen Shack of Family Solutions Counseling, and every third Tuesday at 12:00 PM, led by Erin Simone of Avalon Psychotherapy.
*To protect the privacy of all participants, attendance is limited to current clients of Atlanta Divorce Law Group and prospective clients who have contacted our firm and completed a conflict check.
Kathleen Shack is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in couples therapy, discernment counseling, and divorce mediation. She is a Certified Gottman Couples Therapist, Certified Discernment Counselor, Collaborative Divorce Coach, Child Specialist, and Registered Divorce Mediator. As the Founder and CEO of Family Solutions Counseling, LLC, she is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate relationships, transitions, and personal growth with clarity and support.
You can learn more about her services on her website: Click here
Erin Simone is a licensed therapist who provides individual therapy, process groups for singles, Individual Skills Coaching Sessions, and professional consultation. Her practice is virtual and in Brookhaven, GA. She is passionate about working with adults who want to explore a life that feels aligned with who they are personally and professionally. Together, she helps clients listen to themselves, practice compassion, seek clarity, be curious about yourself especially in relation to others, and notice how routines affect you throughout your life.
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