Co-parenting After Divorce
Co-Parenting with Clarity: Protecting Your Kids (and Your Sanity)
Co-parenting is often the hardest part of a divorce. When you and co-parent are not on the same page, every text message or schedule change can feel like a trigger. It is hard to separate the hurt of the marriage from the work of co-parenting. But your children need you to be at your best, and you deserve to live a life that isn't dictated by your former spouse's behavior.
This session will move you past the "co-parenting drama" and into a clinical framework of Parallel Parenting and healthy boundaries.
In this video and guide, we cover:
- The Conflict Buffer: How to shield your children from parental tension.
- Targeted Communication: Maintaining focus on the health of the kids without falling into old, negative patterns.
- The Stable Parent: Maintaining your own emotional health so you can be the anchor your kids need.
Tools You'll Master:
- The Conflict Buffer: Shielding children from adult tension.
- Parallel Parenting: Tools to get on the same page in caring for your kids.
- Disengaged Scripts: Text and talk without getting "hooked."
- The Anchor Parent: Maintaining health for your kids' sake.
Important Note: This content is educational in nature and is not a substitute for therapy or mental health treatment. Viewing this material does not establish a therapist–client relationship.
By purchasing this video, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this information.
If you are experiencing distress or feel unsafe, please seek professional support.
Your purchase includes the following:
- Your course in MP4 format playable across all your devices with unlimited personal use
- A course-specific worksheet to guide and deepen your journey
- A handy reference list of emotions to help you name them
- A reference list of emotional needs to support your work in taking care of yourself