Rod Wright

Divorce is never fun. After all, this is not what we signed up for when we walked down the aisle. 

I believe that we are all on our own journey through life and that the right journey for one person isn’t necessarily the right journey for another.

As a licensed counselor working with both individuals and couples, it has become obvious that relationship challenges exist more frequently than one would hope.

I like to help people remove the roadblocks from their journey so they can have the best possible life, and divorce can be one of those roadblocks.

I work with men over 30, who live in Maryland, and are:

• • Thinking about a divorce.
  • Who are going through a divorce.
  • Who have completed a divorce.

I find that often today, men:

• • Don’t feel that they can ask for help.
  • Feel like they’ve lost the game.
  • Want to feel more in control.

I help my clients find a fair solution to their situation. I have a genuine interest in helping my clients achieve what’s the best thing for them from their perspective. I ask questions in an effort to:

• • Engage them.
  • To try to get them thinking about getting themselves out of the hole of divorce.
  • To prepare them for working with the other professionals they’ll come into contact with during the divorce process.

My clients tend to be:

• • Honest about their situation and are truly ready to move forward.
  • Looking for the best outcome for all involved.
  • Are not looking to cheat or swindle their spouse/partner.

In order for coaching to be successful, the coach and the client need to have a good connection to each other, and I strive to begin forming that connection from the very first meeting. Contact me, and let’s get started removing those roadblocks!