You have the power to make your children’s divorce story a better one.
Co-Parent Coaching
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Expertise with
High-conflict personalities
Power imbalances or personality disorders
Challenges from infidelity
Children dealing with ADHD, anxiety, ASD or disordered eating
Families navigating gender identity issues
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Benefits
Keep your emotions in check
Smoother transition for your children
Stay focused on the present and future
Less stress and anxiety
Better skills to manage conflict
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Outcomes
Parenting plan for special needs children
Effective communication skills for dealing with a challenging co-parent
Parenting strategies for ADHD, anxiety, ASD and disordered eating
Parenting strategies for supporting gender identity
FAQs
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Co-parent coaching is support for individuals to build skills for a better co-parenting relationship.
I will teach you effective communication strategies to help you de-escalate conflict and keep your cool when your co-parent is being . . . challenging.
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I’ve seen so much of what you’re going through before and I can help you figure out which battles to fight with your co-parent.
Especially when your kids are dealing with their own significant challenges like ADHD, anxiety, disordered eating, depression or gender dysphoria, a strong co-parenting relationship can make a huge difference to how well your children make the transition through separation and divorce.
Co-parent coaching helps you identify your priorities so you can focus on what’s within your control and learn to let go of what you can’t.
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Absolutely! It only takes one parent to de-escalate conflict and create a smoother transition for your kids.
Most of my co-parent coaching clients are dealing with a challenging ex-spouse whose focus seems to be anywhere else but on the kids. If you recognize you could use some help to deal more effectively with your challenging co-parent, I’ve got you.
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Well then, you’re in good company! There’s a reason why so many relationships and marriages where an individual is high-conflict break down. Most high-conflict people have no idea they are high conflict. They lack the self-awareness to realize they are a significant part of the problem and are therefore resistant to seeking the very help they need.
But your kids don’t have to suffer. There’s a lot you can do to help them through this transition more peacefully and with significantly less harm.