Collaborative Co-Parenting
Whether you are at the beginning of the separation/divorce process, or have be divorced for years, enhancing your parenting partnership can have a tremendous positive impact on your kids and your whole family.
Because co-parenting comes with its own specific sets of challenges, I've designed an approach to address the obstacles that can get in the way of effective co-parenting.
Three key elements to developing an effective collaborative parenting relationship include:
The process takes time, and I recommend a 3-month or a 6-month program which includes a 75 minute intake session followed up by 50-60 minute sessions twice a month. We also can work on a session by session basis. Session and program rate information is available on the rates and insurance information page.
Because co-parenting comes with its own specific sets of challenges, I've designed an approach to address the obstacles that can get in the way of effective co-parenting.
Three key elements to developing an effective collaborative parenting relationship include:
- A recognition and respect for the ongoing nature of your parenting relationship
- A shared long-term goal / family vision
- A shared belief that each of you loves your child(ren) and want what's best for them, even if you don't agree on what that looks like.
The process takes time, and I recommend a 3-month or a 6-month program which includes a 75 minute intake session followed up by 50-60 minute sessions twice a month. We also can work on a session by session basis. Session and program rate information is available on the rates and insurance information page.
