Tara Eisenhard helps struggling singles overcome shame and frustration so they can find peace and create a life they love. Tara works as an author, coach and educator with a passion for healthy and happy divorces. She provides private coaching as well as online courses and community events. Tara is the author of the book The D-Word: Divorce Through a Child’s Eyes and the blog, Relative Evolutions. She’s been interviewed for various radio and TV programs, and her writing has been featured by The Huffington Post, Divorcedmoms.com, Family Affaires, DivorceForce and Stepmom Magazine.

Psychologist specializing in positive and productive therapeutic treatment for children, teens, and their families. Social issues, including coping with divorce and family conflict. Social skills group for children ages, 8-12.

Family reorganization due to separation or divorce puts a great deal of stress on the adults and children. An experienced professional can guide the family through this transition and mitigate this stress. My framework as a therapist centers on fostering connections with each other and bringing more kindness to ourselves and our relationships. Whether in the context of individuals, couples or family therapy, support groups, or relationship education workshops, my work is geared to enhance communication skills and more effective collaboration and conflict resolution. I hold PA licenses in both Clinical Social Work and Marriage and Family Therapy. My work with parents and children is enhanced with specialized post-graduate training in child development, Mindfulness-Based Play Family Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, Sex Therapy, EMDR and Mediation.

Taryn Sharkey is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has spent the last decade working with families struggling from the negative effects of hardship, tragedy and trauma on themselves, their relationships, and their children. As a marriage and family therapist, Taryn spends a majority of her practice working with high conflict families and couples to help them navigate through their relationships. Taryn also works with children, adolescents, and adults individually to help them tell their stories in a new way that inspires hope, strength, and resilience.

Areas of specialty include: developing communication strategies focused on improving relationships in step-families/blended families, and for individuals and couples. Additional areas of treatment include: counseling divorce/separation and break-up issues, infidelity, restructuring life following a loss, catastrophic event, managing cancer survivorship and developing coping strategies following life transitions (loss of job/graduating from college), supportive treatment for infertility struggles, as well as, treatment for anxiety, depression, and stress. My extensive nursing background, coupled with my Masters Degree therapy training and experience, have given me a deeper depth of empathy and understanding of life's challenges. For over 20 years, I have helped clients to develop effective methods of communication and personal empowerment. Working together, we develop a personalized strategy for gaining control over identified life issues that have seemed insurmountable or complicated. I utilize techniques which increase self-esteem, and use of the models of cognitive therapy/family systems therapy.

I am an experienced PA-licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who loves the work I do. I am a member of AAMFT, the national professional organization for marriage and family therapists, where I have earned the status of Clinical Fellow, a credentialed category granted to only those clinicians who have met rigorous standards in education, training, and experience in marriage and family therapy. I am also the founder of Main Line Relationship Center, a resident of the Main Line, a wife, and a mother. As a systemically-trained therapist, I look at clients and their struggles within the context of their relationships. I view symptoms and problems as originating from -- and being maintained by -- problematic interactions between people, versus within people themselves. This is a profound shift away from pathologizing models. My clients find me to be open, warm, accepting, active and educational.

Brynn Cicippio is a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in relationships, conflict, and addiction. She has been in practice for over 8 years. Additionally, she is an adjunct professor in the graduate counseling program at LaSalle University. Please visit her website for more details on working with divorce, custody, and blended families.

H. Laurence Schwab, M.F.T., L.M.F.T. has thirty years of experience as a marriage and family therapist in private practice, as well clinic and hospital settings, and has worked with hundreds of couples. These experiences have created the foundation for his book, Navigating Your Relationship: A Voyage for Couples. A married father of three grown children with three grandchildren, he also supervises other therapists and conducts men’s groups and leadership retreats in the greater Philadelphia area.

Licensed psychologist for 25 years practicing therapy with children, adolescents, and their families. Focusing on families of divorce & co-parenting counseling, and sexual abuse recovery.