Together, you can protect your kids from unnecessary damage and stress during divorce.
Co-Parent Coaching for Both Parents
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Areas of Expertise
Low or high conflict dynamics
Before, during or after separation or divorce
Helping families stay out of court to resolve issues
Cooperative co-parenting
Neurodiversity in families
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Benefits
Prioritize your kids and protect them from conflict
Better outcomes for your kids
Be more likely to stay out of court / save money
Improve communication skills and boundaries
Preserve the positives, improve the negatives
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Support With
Learning what helps and hurts kids during separation/divorce
Making two peaceful homes
Keeping kids safe
Making transitions easier for your kids
Cooperative co-parenting tools and strategies
FAQs
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Skills, strategies and support for parents going through separation or divorce.
I teach the fundamentals of cooperative co-parenting, a model that has proven to create the best outcomes for children in family transitions such as separation and divorce
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Both parents learn the same research-based information about what helps and what hurts children during separation / divorce.
Both parents learn skills and strategies to communicate more effectively, protect kids from conflict and keep the kids out of the middle.
Parents get help with common co-parenting challenges such as:
Decreasing stress at drop offs and pick ups
When a child doesn’t want to see a parent
What to tell the kids about the separation or divorce
How to introduce new partners
How to develop consistent expectations and rules across 2 households
How to know the difference between a safety concern and a parenting pet peeve
How to deal with requests for extra time or trips
Feeling criticized or undervalued
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First, we meet individually to identify priorities and concerns.
Then we meet jointly so you can resolve issues, learn skills and implement strategies to decrease conflict and improve communication.
The result of this work is better outcomes for your children.
Parents who utilize coaching avoid many of the common mistakes that cause unnecessary damage and stress for kids during a separation or divorce.
Parents who decide to do coaching often feel grateful for the guidance and support that comes from a 3rd party at a time when communication can be rough.
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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 still work with me, through co-parent coaching for individuals.
If you think there’s chance, I offer a free 30 minute consultation to each parent to see if it’s a good fit.
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You can work with me for 3 or 6 sessions.
The cost for 3 sessions is $525
The cost for 6 sessions is $945
Includes support via email, text and short calls (up to 15 minutes)
I offer a limited number of sliding-scale spots so please let me know if you believe your family may qualify.