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Professional Counseling Services in Greenville, SC
Resolve Counseling is dedicated to providing accessible, solution-focused counseling for individuals navigating high-conflict relationships, including divorce, separation, and coparenting challenges. Our expertise is rooted in specialized training from nationally recognized professionals in psychology, law, and mediation, enabling us to help clients establish functional communication, reduce conflict, and regain control over their lives. We prioritize flexibility, offering in-person, phone, and FaceTime sessions during evenings and weekends to accommodate client needs.

As a trusted resource in court-involved cases, our services include individual counseling, coparenting facilitation, and parenting coordination, tailored to address the complexities of family dynamics and legal proceedings. With over 15 years of experience in mental health and forensic interventions, we are committed to delivering brief yet impactful therapy that fosters meaningful change and supports long-term emotional well-being.
Services
Individual Counseling Coparenting Facilitation Parenting Coordination Family Counseling Court-Involved Services
Highlights and features
  • Our team specializes in court-involved counseling and high-conflict family dynamics.
  • Flexible session options, including evenings and weekends.
  • Experience in forensic evaluations and expert testimony in SC Family Courts.
  • Solution-focused therapy tailored for rapid, meaningful progress.
  • Certified expertise in coparenting facilitation and parenting coordination.
Services
Individual Counseling
Tailored counseling for individuals facing high-conflict relationships, divorce, or family court challenges. Our solution-focused approach emphasizes rapid progress through direct feedback and practical strategies, helping clients manage anxiety, depression, and anger while fostering emotional resilience and self-advocacy.
Coparenting Facilitation
Structured intervention for separated or divorcing parents struggling with communication and co-parenting decisions. We create child-centered routines and reduce conflict through agenda-driven sessions, ensuring both parents align on practical solutions that prioritize children's well-being in post-separation dynamics.
Parenting Coordination
A court-involved process designed for high-conflict coparents, combining education, mediation, and arbitration to resolve disputes. This service establishes binding agreements, minimizes legal battles, and protects children from exposure to chronic parental conflict through court-approved strategies and structured communication.
People
Anne Spearman
Licensed Professional Counselor
Anne Spearman, LPC, brings over 15 years of experience in counseling and forensic interventions, specializing in high-conflict family dynamics. Certified in coparenting facilitation and parenting coordination, she combines direct therapeutic support with court-involved expertise to help clients navigate legal and emotional challenges.
Questions
What types of counseling services does Resolve Counseling offer?
Resolve Counseling provides individual counseling, coparenting facilitation, and parenting coordination for clients dealing with high-conflict relationships, divorce, separation, and court-involved family dynamics.
Are evening or weekend appointments available?
Yes, we offer flexible scheduling with evening and weekend sessions to accommodate clients' personal and professional commitments.
Do you accept court-referred or court-ordered cases?
Yes, we specialize in court-involved services, including forensic evaluations, coparenting facilitation, and parenting coordination, and frequently work with court-appointed cases.
How long are typical counseling sessions?
Sessions typically last 50 minutes, with the option for extended sessions if needed, depending on client needs and case complexity.
What is the difference between coparenting facilitation and parenting coordination?
Coparenting facilitation focuses on communication and routine-building for mild-to-moderate conflict, while parenting coordination is a court-ordered, binding process for moderate-to-severe conflict involving mediation and arbitration.