About wendy davenson
About Myself
Name: Wendy Davenson
Education: BA, MFT, School Counseling
Schools: Kent State University, Southern Connecticut State University, University of Hartford
MY CONTACT
Office Location: 88 Church Hill Road, Sandy Hook, CT 06482
Office telephone: 203 426-1997
Licenses:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist: Connecticut
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor: Connecticut, Rhode Island
Certifications:
Certified Family Life Educator
Certified Family Therapist
Certified Thanatologist
Certified Relationship Specialist
Certified Addiction Counselor
Professional Memberships:
AAMFT
ACA
ADEC
NFLE
Publications:
Parenting Together After Divorce
Grief and Growth: A Manual for Counselors and Educators
Wendy Davenson, LMFT, LADC
I am a licensed marriage and family therapist as well as a licensed alcohol and drug counselor in private practice in Connecticut. I have numerous certifications, which include Family Life Educator and Thanatologist. I am also an adjunct professor at two higher education institutions. I am an AAMFT Approved Supervisor.
My private practice specializes in working with families and individuals who are dealing with a myriad of developmental and acute issues, specifically with addictions, marital issues, family crises, grief and loss, geriatric issues, depression and anxiety, and death and dying.
I do divorce mediation with a Connecticut Attorney as well as serve as a psychotherapist Parent Coordinator for high conflict post divorce co-parenting. Many divorce attorneys refer clients to me for the development of co-parenting plans in the divorce process. This allows the couple to work collaboratively to design a co-parenting plan that is truly in the best interests of the children while still pursing the divorce process through their attorneys.
In addition to college teaching where I teach courses in addiction and marriage and family therapy, I offer specialized workshops upon request.
I have written several booklets for parents who are divorcing as well as a book for counselors and educators on understanding grief and loss.
The Real Me!
The Professional Me...
