Co-parenting Coaching |
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Co-parenting can be a challenging dynamic for couples who have separated or divorced. In fact, it is often the most difficult and contentious conflict that couples face. Often, when parents can’t decide what is best for their children, it is left in the hands of the court to make those decisions. Children benefit greatly from parents who are able to display civility and respect towards one another. This type of relationship provides children with a sense of safety and normalcy. When parents are effectively co-parenting, children more readily accept the often difficult changes that come with 2 households. Co-parenting requires maturity, flexibility, and the ability to move past the hurt and anger that often caused a relationship to end. With coaching, participants will:
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