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If you’re at the very beginning of the divorce process, or even just considering it, this package is designed to help you get grounded, organized, and clear on your next steps.

When this might be for you:

• “I don’t know what to do.”

• “I’m thinking about divorce, but I’m not sure.”

• “I feel overwhelmed and stuck.”

• “I’m afraid of making the wrong decision.”

• “I need to tell my spouse.”

This work is about planning and creating clarity and structure before action. It may include:

• support in preparing for attorney consultations

• structured guidance for difficult conversations with your spouse

• communication frameworks and scripts

• guidance for thoughtfully preparing to talk with your children

Get out of limbo, realign your direction, and move forward with purpose.

When this might be for you:

• “I’ve been in this process for a long time and feel stuck.”

• “I’ve spent a lot of time and money, but I’m not happy with where things are.”

• “I feel like I keep going in circles.”

• “I don’t feel confident in the decisions being made.”

It’s not uncommon to reach a point in the divorce process where things feel stalled, unclear, or misaligned.

You may have already invested significant time, energy, and resources, yet still feel uncertain about your direction or frustrated with the pace and progress.

Coaching is designed to help you pause, reassess, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.

Together, we’ll step back to evaluate what’s working, what isn’t, and where you want to go from here. From there, we’ll create a more aligned, focused path forward so you can move through the process with renewed confidence and direction.

The Reimagined Co-Parenting Pathway™
Supporting parents. Centering children. Strengthening what comes next.

When this might be for you:

• “I’m so overwhelmed trying to figure out a parenting plan.”

• “I want to make the best decisions for my kids.”

• “I don’t want a cookie-cutter template.”

• “I want to feel prepared before mediation or negotiation.”

Creating a parenting plan is one of the most important and often most complex parts of the divorce process.

A key part of this process is helping you navigate the many components of a parenting plan, including:

• Parenting schedules (week-to-week, holidays, transitions)

• Decision-making structures (education, medical, activities)

• Communication expectations

• Day-to-day logistics

The Reimagined Co-Parenting Pathway™ is a structured coaching process designed to support parents in preparing for parenting plan decisions and co-parenting. This work combines coaching support with a 40+ page, comprehensive, structured resource to help you thoughtfully work through decisions and prepare for what comes next.

We don’t just review options, we work through them in detail, exploring how each choice may function in real life, where challenges may arise, and what will feel most sustainable over time.

You can move through this process:
✔️ As an individual, or
✔️ As a pair (both parents together)

As a DCA® Certified Pre-Mediation Divorce Coach®, I offer a structured, step-by-step coaching package designed to help you prepare for and engage in mediation.

When this might be for you:

• “We’re going to mediation, and I don’t feel prepared.”

• “I don’t know what to expect.”

• “I want to use this time wisely.”

This package includes:

• a step-by-step preparation framework tailored to your goals

• guided support in organizing financial and parenting considerations

• proposal development support

• communication and conflict-management strategies

• tools to help you stay grounded and engaged during mediation

The Reimagined Co-Parenting Pathway™

When this might be for you:

• “It’s so hard to go from partners to co-parents.”

• “All we are doing is fighting.”

• “We don’t communicate.”

Nothing fully prepares you for the transition from spouse or partner to co-parent.

This shift can feel disorienting, emotional, and at times overwhelming. You are learning how to communicate, make decisions, and interact in an entirely new dynamic, often while still navigating your own emotions.

This work goes beyond surface-level discussions. It’s about navigating co-parenting in a way that reflects your values, supports your children, and creates a foundation you can actually live with.