Therapy for Divorce &
Court-Involved Families
Court-ordered. Attorney-referred. Mediation-related.
Or seeking support before conflict escalates.
Kane Counseling Services provides structured therapy for parents, children, and families who are navigating high-conflict divorce and family-court involvement.
You do not need a court order to work with us.
Court-Involved Family Therapy May Include
Addresses patterns across the family that contribute to conflict, communication breakdowns, and instability. Assists parents & children navigating two households.
High-Conflict Divorce & Family Systems
Structured focused work that moves you from former partners to business partners—working on communication, emotional regulation, conflict management, children's needs, and longterm co-parenting success.
Co-Parenting Skills
Build trust, address loyalty conflicts, and repair strained relationships when connection is safe and clinically appropriate.
Relationship Repair
Gives children a safe, neutral place to talk with a therapist about their feelings and concerns without being placed in the middle of parental conflict.
Safe Harbor
You and your kids can actively learn communication skills, emotional regulation, boundaries, child development, coping tools, and how healthy family relationships function.
Educational Classes
If questions have been raised about your ability to parent safely and effectively, a parental fitness evaluation can provide a structured assessment of your functioning, strengths, concerns, and parenting capacity. This is not a custody evaluationand does not determine which parent should receive custody or parent-time.
Parental Fitness Evaluations
Our role is therapeutic, not evaluative.
Kane Counseling Services provides therapeutic support for families experiencing high-conflict divorce, co-parenting challenges, strained family relationships, and the emotional impact divorce can have on children and parents.​
We focus on helping family members improve communication, reduce conflict, strengthen relationships where appropriate, and support the emotional well-being of the children involved.
What Court-Involved Therapy is — and Isn't
Our clinicians provide therapy, not legal decisions.
Court-involved therapy has different confidentiality expectations than traditional therapy. When required, therapists may share appropriate information about attendance, participation, progress, safety, or therapeutic recommendations with authorized legal professionals.
We do not
Conduct custody evaluations
Determine custody or parent-time
Provide legal advice
Advocate for one parent's legal position
Use therapy sessions to negotiate legal disputes
