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The Coparents Path
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How I Can Help

They're looking for a way forward that doesn't depend on the other parent changing.

Most parents don't come to me because they want to become better friends with their co-parent.

They may be struggling with communication, parenting decisions, boundaries, or repeated disagreements and are ready for practical solutions.

Every conversation seems to turn into an argument, and nothing ever feels resolved. They're tired of reacting to each new disagreement and want systems and structures that prevent unnecessary conflict.

Relief from the constant tension.

Relief from the constant tension. Confidence in their decisions. A clearer understanding of what their children need. And practical tools and agreements that make parenting across two homes feel less like a daily battle.

I want to work with more separated and divorced parents who are motivated to create meaningful, lasting change in their co-parenting relationship. Parents who recognize that ongoing conflict is affecting their children and are willing to invest in practical solutions, clear parenting plans, and systems that make everyday co-parenting easier.

Successful co-parenting isn't about having a perfect relationship.

It's about creating a system that allows your children to feel secure, even when the relationship between their parents is difficult.

Coparent Coaching

Eight sessions, one parent or both

A structured program for communication, boundaries, decision-making, and resolving disagreements.

The Circle or Therapy

Group support or individual healing

The Circle is $25 per month on the first and third Monday. Therapy is for Massachusetts residents.

Practical tools and agreements

Twenty to thirty minutes, online, to talk through which of these feels most stuck right now, and whether coaching, the Circle or therapy is the right place to begin.
Or call (781) 492-6082