Working With Clients Referred by Therapists
Divorce|Loss|New Beginnings
When I work with clients referred by therapists, I understand that a real estate transaction can involve much more than a property.
It may represent a fresh start after divorce, a difficult decision about the family home, a move toward greater independence, or the practical steps required to move forward after a loss.
My role is not to provide legal advice. It is to manage the real estate process with professionalism, compassion, discretion, and clear communication—helping clients navigate the practical decisions in front of them while respecting their individual circumstances and the work they are doing with their therapist.
Whether a client is selling the marital residence, buying a new home after divorce, handling an inherited property, or considering a move during a major life transition, my goal is to be a steady, trusted real estate resource that makes the process more manageable.
Your client’s privacy comes first. I work directly with the client on their real estate needs. I don’t ask for, and won’t receive, information about their therapy, and a referral doesn’t mean I will contact their therapist. Any communication with other professionals happens only at the client’s request and with their consent.
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Let’s Talk When Your Client Is Ready
Clients are welcome to reach out directly, at their own pace. A first conversation is simply a chance to talk through their situation and options—no pressure and no obligation.
Boulder Property Advisors · Compass
1470 Walnut St., Suite 201
Boulder, CO 80302
530-448-1626
tamara@tamaragrosvenor.com