Divorce Counseling in Omaha and Online
Support through separation, divorce and co-parenting
Divorce can upend almost every part of life at once: your home, your finances, your children, your sense of who you are. Our therapists offer a calm, confidential place to sort through it, whether you are just considering separation, in the middle of it, or trying to rebuild afterward.
What We Help With
Every divorce is different. These are some of the reasons people reach out to us.
Grief & Loss
Mourning the relationship, the future you planned and the family life you knew, even when divorce was the right choice.
Anger & Resentment
Working through anger and hurt so they stop running your days, your decisions and your conversations.
Infidelity & Broken Trust
Making sense of betrayal and deciding what comes next, with support that doesn’t take sides.
Co-Parenting Conflict
Clear boundaries, calmer communication and practical ways to keep children out of the middle.
High-Contact Trauma
When contact with a former partner can’t be avoided, each exchange can reopen the hurt. Learn to manage triggers and recover between encounters.
Helping Children Adjust
Support for children and teens as their family changes, on their own or in family sessions.
Rebuilding Your Life
Rediscovering your confidence, your goals and your identity as you start a new chapter.
Anxiety & Depression
Help with the sleepless nights, worry and low mood that often come with major life changes.
Military Families
Separation and divorce in military life bring their own pressures. Our team understands military culture.
How Divorce Counseling Works
Your therapist works at your pace, with goals you set together.
STEP 1
Talk it through
Share what’s happening and what feels hardest right now, in a space where you won’t be judged.
STEP 2
Steady the hard days
Practice coping skills for stress, sleep and strong emotions, especially before and after difficult conversations.
STEP 3
Communicate and co-parent
Build boundaries and communication habits that protect your peace and your children.
STEP 4
Rebuild
Set goals for the life you want next, and take steps toward them with support.
Therapists Who Can Help
Amirah Ambekisye-Cotton
PLMHP, PCMSW
Vice-President & Holistic Wellness Coach
Divorce care, high-contact trauma, co-parenting stress, women and children.
Telehealth across Nebraska. Retired U.S. Army officer.
Dr. Gerald Igboanusi
(Dr. “G”), LIMHP, LPC, LMHC, NCC
President & Clinical Supervisor
Couples and marriage (Gottman Method Level 1), trauma, men and military families.
Telehealth in Nebraska, Texas and Iowa.
E. Marshall Clark II
Intern, Marriage & Family Therapy
Divorce and separation, infidelity and betrayal, relationship conflict, couples and families.
Under the clinical supervision of Dr. Gerald Igboanusi.
Dr. Solomon Akwue
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern
Relationships, couples and families, military families, faith-informed care when desired.
Under the clinical supervision of Dr. Gerald Igboanusi.
Dr. Denis “Kess” Obienu
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern
Grief and loss, trauma-informed care, couples and families.
Under the clinical supervision of Dr. Gerald Igboanusi.
Fees & Insurance
Self-pay rates per session. A sliding scale is available.
Sessions with Amirah Ambekisye-Cotton
Individual
$120
per session
Couples
$150
per session
Family
$160
per session
Standard practice rates
Individual
$150–$200
55 minutes
Couples
$160–$210
60 minutes
Family
$180–$225
80 minutes
ProSightful is in-network with 24 insurance plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Medicare, TRICARE and UnitedHealthcare. Amirah accepts self-pay clients and a limited number of plans. Not in-network with your plan? We provide monthly superbills (statements) you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Common Questions
Do I need to be divorced or separated to start?
Will my therapist take sides?
Can my children see a therapist too?
Can we come as a couple?
Is online counseling available?
Take the First Step
Book online in a few minutes, or call (402) 987-8653. Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM CT.
If you are in danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988. For domestic violence support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.