Bruce Fredenburg, M.S., LMFT

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Bruce Fredenburg, M.S., LMFT

I help people solve painful problems that they are struggling with and have not been able to solve on their own

Bruce Fredenburg, M.S., LMFT, with Board Certification in Clinical Hypnosis was licensed in1982. Bruce was a college level instructor in Human Services at Saddleback College and at National Medical Review School. He created and taught parenting classes for adoptive and foster parents for County of Orange Social Services. In his clinical practice he is especially known for his success in helping pe

ople who suffer from anxiety, including panic disorders and also with Marriage and Relationship problems. With his extensive training in mediation, collaborative practice, dealing with trauma, and addictions, and management of chronic pain, he also serves as a Divorce Coach, Child Specialist and Mediator. Bruce has presented at CP Cal, California’s annual statewide conference for collaborative professionals, at the International Association of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) Annual Forum and at the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts -CA AFCC-CA Annual Conference and has appeared on the Time Warner Public television series “How to Get a Divorce”. His therapy practice is in Laguna Hills where he works with Individuals, couples and families. Bruce is the author of the Audio Self-Help Program “Anxiety Solution”

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Laguna Woods, CA

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(949) 338-2218

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https://orangecountydivorcecoach.com/

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Bruce Fredenburg, M.S., LMFT, with Board Certification in Clinical Hypnosis has been a California Licensed Marriage and Family therapist since 1982. He has more than 30 years experience working with parents, teens and younger children. He also has extensive training in divorce related issues and blended families, mediation and collaborative practice. Bruce has additional training and experience in the management of chronic pain, dealing with trauma, chemical dependency and addictions.

He has published articles on Male-Female Communication for “Sharing Ideas,” a national magazine dedicated to professional speakers, trainers and meeting planners. An award winning speaker, he has presented training programs for corporations, government agencies, schools, and professional associations since 1989. He was awarded Speaker of the Year by the Professional Speakers Network.

Bruce is the author of many Audio Learning and Self-Help Programs, including “Men and Women: How to Understand Each Other,” “Take the Pain Out of Change,” and “Profound Relaxation.”

Bruce’s most recent self-help programs are “Sleep Solution” and “Anxiety Solution.”

He wrote “Emotional Control In The Collaborative Process”, a chapter in The Divorce Puzzle: Connecting the Pieces Collaboratively, Joryn Jenkins, Editor, July 13, 2017

As one of the founding members of Collaborative Divorce Solutions of Orange County (CDSOC) in 2003, he serves as a Divorce Coach, Child Specialist and Case Manager. Bruce has held various board positions for CDSOC, including the position of Chair of CDSOC’s Training and Education Committee.

He is on the Leadership Team for the Collaborative Divorce Education Institute (CDEI), which is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide excellent training for collaborative professionals, as well as education for the public about peaceful and respectful solutions for families who are restructuring before, during and after the divorce process. As a member of CDEI’s Training Team, he trains Attorneys, Mental Health Professionals and Financial Specialists in various aspects of Collaborative Divorce.

Bruce has been a presenter multiple times at California’s annual statewide conference for collaborative professionals, has presented to the International Association of Collaborative Professionals annual Forum and has appeared on the Time Warner Public television series “How to Get a Divorce”. Bruce was recruited to create and teach parenting classes for Adoptive and Foster Parents for County of Orange Social Services Agency.

In 2018 Bruce was chosen by Collaborative Practice California to receive the Eureka Award which recognizes and honors "those who have made significant contributions and demonstrated an abiding dedication to establishing and sustaining Collaborative Practice in California.”