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It’s not as simple as figuring out the logistics of how to separate. You need to be able to communicate and still be parents — together.
Sometimes, the things that need to be figured out during separation coincide with the parenting parts that need to be resolved. Luckily, I help with both. I am both a mediator and a seasoned, co-parenting therapist. I can help you make decisions about how you’re going to live life separately AND help you to figure out how you’re going to parent separately — and where you’re going to overlap.
One of the biggest conflicts that I see in couples relationships (and why people end their marriages) is fundamental disagreement within their parenting styles. But, it gets even trickier to parent, once you’re separated.
You need a safe place to talk it out. In my Co-parenting Mediation Sessions, I start by meeting with each of you separately, and then we work together. Sometimes there’s too much conflict, so we will continue to work separately instead. I’ll work with each one of you, and will never grade navigation agreements that way.
How I can help you:
The cost for Co-Parenting Therapy & Mediation is $265 per hour.
Co-Parenting counseling can help to create the emotional distance needed to heal while still being able to parent cooperatively.
Please visit my ‘Relationship Solutions Programs’ website to access online support groups, workshops, and other programs available to clients worldwide.