As a parent, you’re one of their main sources of security, and that’s a responsibility that you do not take lightly. Since the day they were born, you’ve tried your best to do right by your child, regardless of the circumstances your family may have encountered.
Children may feel forced to take sides, they may act out at home or at school, or their grades may start to slip. If they’re old enough, they may express their hurt to you, causing you to feel guilt about an already difficult moment in your life. You may feel regret about the way you’ve handled things, information you’ve shared with them, or conflicts they’ve witnessed.
If this sounds like you, you should know that you’re not alone. You are human and you’re going through a break-up. No amount of love or caring for your child will erase the fact that you have a heart, and it’s probably hurting right now.
Co-parenting coaching is intended to help parents who are planning to separate, or who have already separated, make the process as smooth and pain-free as possible for their kids. I will help you set up a time-line, communication techniques, and prepare for difficult conversations and transitions. You, your former partner, and I can work together to help ensure that your child knows that they are loved and cared for during this time.
Co-parenting coaching is intended to help parents who are planning to separate, or who have already separated, make the process as smooth and pain-free as possible for their kids. I will help you set up a time-line, communication techniques, and prepare for difficult conversations and transitions. You, your former partner, and I can work together to help ensure that your child knows that they are loved and cared for during this time.
You and your child’s other parent might have managed your parenting teamwork well so far, but there are new challenges on the horizon. Maybe Mom or Dad is moving to a different state, has started dating someone new, or perhaps the kids are entering a new stage that requires parents to do some joint strategizing.
Regardless of whether you’re preparing to divorce or separate, or if you did that years ago,
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