Divorce/Parent Coaching

Whether you are seeking assistance alone or with your partner or co-parent, we can listen and assist you with almost any parenting, divorce or separation matter.

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What a divorce/parenting coach does:

• Provides emotional support: Helps clients process emotions, reduce stress, and build resilience. 

• Offers strategic guidance: Assists with planning for meetings, preparing for the court system, and developing communication strategies. 

• Facilitates decision-making: Acts as a sounding board to help clients evaluate options and make informed choices. 

• Focuses on the future: Helps clients set goals, develop new life skills, and transition to their next chapter with confidence. 

• Manages logistics: Supports clients with the practical aspects of separation and divorce. 

• Promotes co-parenting skills: Assists parents in developing effective co-parenting plans. 

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What a coach does NOT do: 

• Give legal advice: Coaches are not attorneys.

• Provide therapy or counseling: They are not mental health professionals.

• Offer financial advice: Coaches do not act as financial advisors.

 

When to consider a divorce coach:

• Feeling overwhelmed: If you are stressed, emotional, or unfocused by the divorce process. 

• Needing a thinking partner: To help you clarify your goals and evaluate options objectively. 

• Preparing for meetings: To boost confidence and prepare for court and/or mediation.  

• Navigating co-parenting: To develop strategies for raising children after the divorce. 

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How it works:

• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR):  Coaching is a form of alternative dispute resolution, supporting clients in navigating conflicts peacefully. 

• Personalized Support:  Coaches offer tailored plans and support to fit each client's unique needs and concerns. 

• Collaboration: Divorce coaches can work with your legal team and other professionals to create a comprehensive support system

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Our coaching is usually with only one of the parties because, if both parties are willing to attend, mediation is the most productive option.   

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Let us know how we can help you!