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City	Name	Profession	State / Province
	Carrie Eacker	Financial Professional	California	Request A Consultation
	Jamie Polito Johnston	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
	Rebecca Ruid	Mental Health Professional	California	Request A Consultation
	Rebecca Ruid	Mental Health Professional	Vermont	Request A Consultation
	kate suskin	Mental Health Professional	California	Request A Consultation
Acton	Karen Levitt	Attorney	Massachusetts	Request A Consultation
Albany	Meghan Lang	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Albany	Stuart Lord	Mental Health Professional	California	Request A Consultation
Anaheim	Bart Carey	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Anaheim	Therese Fey	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Anaheim	Leslee Newman	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Anaheim Hills	Therese Fey	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Anaheim Hills	Leslee Newman	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Arcadia	Joann Myers	Mental Health Professional	California	Request A Consultation
Arlington Heights	Margaret Zuleger	Attorney	Illinois	Request A Consultation
Arroyo Grande	Matthew Long	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Auburn	Jennie Bouska	Financial Professional	Washington	Request A Consultation
Auburn	April Maynard	Attorney	California	Request A Consultation
Beavertin	Tonya Alexander	Attorney	Oregon	Request A Consultation
Beaverton	Jim Corbeau	Financial Professional	Oregon	Request A Consultation
Beaverton	Brian Shimer	Mental Health Professional	Oregon	Request A Consultation
Bellevue	Cheryl Hubbell	Financial Professional	Washington	Request A Consultation
Bellevue	Loretta Story	Attorney	Washington	Request A Consultation
Bend	Christine Bacon	Attorney	Oregon	Request A Consultation
Berkeley	Gavin DiStasi	Financial Professional	California	Request A Consultation
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Anonymous Client

I think this is probably true of a lot of marriages that end in divorce: neither one of us felt “heard.” The [collaborative] process was an eye-opener… and an “ear-opener” I guess you’d say. We each got to say our piece. And, I can’t speak for my ex, but I felt she “got” what I was talking about in a deep way. To me, that was what made my divorce really a completion. When we were done, we were DONE. And now we’re okay parents together. I’m not mad at her, she’s not mad at me. I’m really grateful to [my coach], for showing me the way.

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