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Monica Borschel
Psychologist
Monica Borschel, Ph.D., is a divorce and trauma recovery coach. She is also a licensed clinical psychologist in Hong Kong. She specializes in trauma, loss, and attachment.
Monica's approach to coaching is empathetic, supportive, and tailored to your unique needs. She is committed to helping you achieve your goals. So, whether you are struggling with relationship issues, divorce, abuse, attachment traumas, or other challenges, she is here to help you find the peace and comfort you deserve.
Monica can help you develop new strategies that will allow you to form deeper connections and bonds with those around you. And, if you have children, she can also assist you in establishing secure attachments with both parents. This can be especially helpful in cases of separation or divorce.
Monica is from Salt Lake City, Utah, where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The University of Utah. From there, she moved to New York City, where she earned her Masters in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. Monica then pursued her Doctorate in Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong. She currently resides in California and is pursuing a Doctorate in Psychology (PsyD) at California Southern University. Monica's training and qualifications include certifications in Brainspotting and High Conflict Coaching.
Monica's approach to coaching is empathetic, supportive, and tailored to your unique needs. She is committed to helping you achieve your goals. So, whether you are struggling with relationship issues, divorce, abuse, attachment traumas, or other challenges, she is here to help you find the peace and comfort you deserve.
Monica can help you develop new strategies that will allow you to form deeper connections and bonds with those around you. And, if you have children, she can also assist you in establishing secure attachments with both parents. This can be especially helpful in cases of separation or divorce.
Monica is from Salt Lake City, Utah, where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The University of Utah. From there, she moved to New York City, where she earned her Masters in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. Monica then pursued her Doctorate in Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong. She currently resides in California and is pursuing a Doctorate in Psychology (PsyD) at California Southern University. Monica's training and qualifications include certifications in Brainspotting and High Conflict Coaching.
7 years
Experience
Monica Borschel
- Big Bear City, California
- University of Hong Kong
- Accepting new patients
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