Parenting Coordination

Protecting Children During Transition

Parenting Coordination is a non-confidential, child-centered process for conflicted divorced and divorcing parents. A Parenting Coordinator is assigned to assist parents and maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship. The parent coordinator functions as a neutral with the goal of shielding children from parental conflict and avoiding repeated court intervention. A parenting coordinator may be assigned by the court or agreed to by the parties during mediation to assist in monitoring and collaborating with all parties, educating parents in effective co-parenting skills, and reducing stress on the children who are caught in the middle of a high-conflict parental situation. 

Divorce Coaching

Paving the Way Forward

Divorce Coaching is a flexible, goal-oriented process designed to support, motivate, and guide people going through a divorce to help them make the best possible decisions for their future, based on their particular interests, needs, and concerns. A coach works with a client to facilitate the non-legal work and support that attorneys and their legal team in general, do not do. This can include a number of issues inherent in both pre and post-divorce stages including learning to set boundaries, manage conflict, communication strategies, goal-setting, personal accountability, and managing emotions. As part of the divorce team, clients (and their attorney) can choose the issues they want and need help with and can even include pre-mediation/litigation help with getting organized, goal setting, accountability, social media strategies, and emotional support.

Youth/Family Coaching

Engaging Young Minds

Coaching and Mentoring for Families, Blended Families, Parents, Youth Workers, Family Leaders, Young People, High School & College Grads, Stay-at-Home & Single Moms, especially pertaining to self-esteem, confidence, youth, parenting or family dynamics, May include finding a path, stress management, Understanding character, self-awareness, goal-setting, personal responsibility, setting vision, values-based living, mindset for success, managing emotions, creativity, time management, 

Career Transition/

Career Coaching

Thinking Through the Options

Divorce often means a re-entry for one of the two parties. Navigating the world of employability during a divorce can be overwhelming. A transition coach helps manage both the emotional stress of change with tactical and practical help setting up a resume, job search strategy, LinkedIn profile, and interview tips.