Anna Tyrrell

Anna Tyrrell & Associates

Willoughby, Ohio 44094

440-476-2958

Child Custody, Child Support Modification, Community Property, Co-Parenting, Divorce, Divorce Modification and Enforcement, Education, Family, Juvenile, Landlord/Tenant, LGBT, Same Sex Disputes, Shareholder Disputes, Stepfamily


Anna Tyrrell, principal of Anna Tyrrell & Associates, has lived and worked in Northeast Ohio for over 30 years, helping people improve their lives.

Anna’s wisdom, empathy, compassion and character are your assets during your work with her.  You’ll feel confident knowing she has intensive academic training in the field of mental health and conflict resolution, plus she decades of hands on experience.

Anna’s clients enjoy a comfortable connection with her – feeling understood and accepted. In this positive environment, they feel safe exploring and discovering. This comfortable environment can lead to the life-enhancing changes you seek. You deserve this kind of therapy experience!

Currently, in addition to her practice at Anna Tyrrell & Associates, Anna is an Adjunct Professor of Psychology at Lake Erie College.  Her knowledge of neuro and physiological psychology has advanced her ability to help her clients understand and manage events in their lives.  “When you understand how your brain works, you can more easily work with your brain.”   This also leads to more effective interventions.

Anna has an extensive history of working with children and teens, not only as a therapist, but as a volunteer consultant with the Girl Scouts of Northeast Ohio for 15 years, developing, enhancing, and providing programming for all ages on sensitive issues such as abuse, sexual assault, teen date abuse, substance abuse, family crises, poverty, diversity and tolerance, bullying, and pregnancy prevention.  She currently is the SADD Adviser with a local Middle and High School, training students in conflict resolution, and the promotion of positive decisions, relationships, and activities.

A leader in the field of Parenting Co-ordination in Ohio, Anna was the first court-employed Parenting Coordinator for Lake County’s Domestic Relations Court.  Recognized for her expertise in domestic abuse, mediation, and high conflict divorces, she has been a recognized trainer for the Supreme Court of Ohio  since 2001.  Under contract with the Supreme Court of Ohio, she developed a presented a two day course for Parenting Coordination. She has also presented their Domestic Abuse Issues in Mediation course, two days of their Specialized Family & Divorce Mediation Course, as well as special topics for mediators including: Trauma and Mediation, Mediation for Juvenile Offenders, and the NeuroScience of Mediation.

Anna has been honored be recognized by the community and her peers with the following awards:

2013 Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Northeast Ohio

2010 Woman of Achievement by the Women’s Center of Lakeland Community College

2002 Counselor of the Year by the Ohio Counseling Association

1999 Thanks Badge by the Girl Scouts of Northeast Ohio

Mediation Services


Resolve conflict while maintaining dignity and building skills to manage problems in the future.


Being in conflict is difficult for all of us.

We want to be able to get along with others and have hopes of being able to get past differences to resolve issues or relationships for the good of ourselves and others.

Professional Mediation makes the most difficult situations easier:

Divorce Mediation

  • Custody
  • Visitation/parenting plans
  • Minimizing conflict between parents
  • Some financial and property issues
  • Written agreements can be used to file for dissolution in Domestic Relations Court

Custody and Visitation Mediation for separated unmarried parents

  • Written agreements can be used to file with Juvenile Court

Family Mediation

  • Parent-child conflicts
  • Various family arrangements
  • Step parenting issues
  • Juvenile offenders of domestic violence

Community Mediation

  • Neighbor disputes
  • Victim-offender issues
  • Juvenile crime-retribution issues

School Mediation

  • Truancy
  • Behavior contracts

Elder Mediation

  • Family conflict
  • Patient – caretaker conflict

Being in conflict can make us feel tight in a knot or stuck.

We can feel frustrated, angered, saddened, or helpless. Almost always, we do not like the way we feel about ourselves when we are in conflict with another person, especially when that conflict involves people we care about.

Anna Tyrrell & Associates understand interpersonal conflict.

P.O. Box 1141
Mentor, OH 44061

P: 440-476-2958
E: [email protected]