In a high conflict divorce, you can learn communication skills to make co-parenting easier on your kids.
New Ways For Families Coaching
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Areas of Expertise
High conflict co-parenting
When both parents want to do better
When co-parent coaching is court-ordered
When extreme emotions threaten the process
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Benefits
Reduce the impact of conflict on your kids
Reduce the potential for becoming high conflict
Reduce stress levels and bring back calm
Improved co-parenting skills and outcomes
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Support With
Evidence-based co-parenting skills
Avoiding extreme emotions that derail the process
Avoiding extreme actions, language and parenting requests
Responding to hostile communication
FAQs
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Developed by the High Conflict Institute, New Ways for Families is a parenting skills method intended to reduce the impact of conflict on your children, reduce your stress levels and bring back some calm to your potentially high-conflict divorce or separation.
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Both parents complete the online classes and coaching sessions individually. You both practice skills learned through the online classes with your coach. You reduce the potential of becoming high conflict. You avoid unnecessary court hearings.
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It’s online courses with customized coaching. At minimum, each parent will participate in 3 coaching sessions and complete 12 self-paced online modules. You will learn and practice, with my assistance as a NWFF trained Coach, the 4 Big Skills, and apply these skills to your own situation.
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I’ve got you.
If you’d like help with co-parenting but your co-parent isn’t on board, you can work with me individually, through co-parent coaching.