Dr. Wendy Branton has worked with divorcing and re-unifying families since 1982. She works with children and their parents to navigate the issues that arise when families separate, become alienated, introduce significant others, divorce, or move. She helps parents and children plan for the developmental changes and challenges that families can expect both immediately and in the future. She is also able to work with individuals in the family who are experiencing significant adjustment difficulties that have resulted in depression, anxiety or aggressive behavior. Evidence of need for career change or stressors from learning disabilities are additional problems that often surface during these major transitions in the family and can be addressed.

Dr. Branton is committed to the Amicable Divorce model where families can transition, improve their communication, and re-invent themselves in the best interest of their children.

Dr, Branton is a licensed psychologist. She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, College for Women. She also attended the Wharton School. She also has a Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and a Masters degree in Education, all from the University of Pennsylvania where she was a University Fellow.