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Supporting Parents — Even in
High-Conflict Situations
Coparenting doesn’t have to be chaotic. You can parent calmly, with boundaries and dignity—even when the other parent refuses.
That's where Coparenting Coaching comes in.
I work with individuals - and sometimes two parents - who want support to smoothly transition to coparenting.
Navigating High‑Conflict Coparenting with Trauma‑Informed Support

Are you stuck in a high-conflict coparenting situation?
The tensions, the legal battles, the emotional exhaustion.
It’s overwhelming. You’re not alone.
Whether you're deep in the trenches of legal proceedings or trying to survive each day with the kids I am here to walk beside you as your Coparenting Coach—with compassion, clarity, and proven trauma‑informed strategies.
Do you have a parenting agreement in place?
1
BEFORE
Lets work together before your divorce proceedings to navigate coparenting before legal paperworks is in place.
I help you understand what to be aware of in this decision-making terrain.
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DURING
Lets work together during legal proceedings to keep you calm and grounded.
I help you strengthen negotiations.
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AFTER
Lets work together if legal paperwork is not being followed.
I help you understand how to navigate effectively to safeguard yourself.
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ONGOING
Lets work together for continued support as you coparent.
I help you with mindset support, conflict navigation and problem-solving.
Is this why you’re here?
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You dread the next communication — call, text, email, in-person interaction, or court date
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You notice your child feels stuck between you and the other parent
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You feel powerless, frustrated, depleted—or even fearful
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You long for clarity, calm, and control over your emotions and responses
What is high-conflict coparenting?
High‑conflict coparenting isn’t just disagreements over schedules or discipline.
It often involves:
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Persistent communication breakdown—emails or calls that escalate into overt or covert abuse
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Emotional volatility and manipulation—such as guilt-tripping, silent treatment and unpredicable outbursts
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Court escalations—frequent filings, motions, or drawn out proceedings
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Stonewalling on decision making issues—like routine medical issues or vaccinations
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Kids as pawns—exposing children to parental strife, loyalty pressure, or conflicting narratives
