Co-Parent Counseling
Supporting Parents. Strengthening Families.
Parenting after separation or divorce can be one of life’s most challenging transitions.
Even when your relationship changes, your shared role as parents continues. Co-parent counseling offers a compassionate, structured space to improve communication, reduce conflict, and build a healthier foundation for your family.
Whether you’re co-parenting cooperatively, struggling with high conflict, or participating in court-ordered counseling, this process can help you find calm, clarity, and confidence.
What Is Co-Parent Counseling?
Co-parent counseling helps separated or divorced parents communicate more effectively, manage conflict, and make decisions that support their children’s emotional and developmental needs.
It is different from couples therapy - instead of rehashing the past it’s focused on building a new way forward.
This service is designed for:
Parents who want to maintain open, healthy communication after separation
Parents in high-conflict dynamics who need structure and neutral support
Parents fulfilling court-ordered co-parent counseling requirements
The goal: to create a child-centered, respectful co-parenting relationship that benefits everyone involved.
How Co-Parent Counseling Helps
In sessions, we focus on tools that make everyday parenting smoother:
Parenting Plans: Co-create agreements which address timeshare schedules, holidays, medical decisions, extra curricular activities, and future planning.
Clear Communication: Learning calm, respectful ways to discuss parenting matters.
Conflict Management: Understanding triggers and finding de-escalation strategies.
Consistency Between Homes: Building routines and expectations your child can rely on.
Healthy Boundaries: Setting clear guidelines for respectful interaction.
Cooperation for Kids: Making parenting decisions that prioritize your children’s needs.
Even small shifts in tone and structure can make a big difference in how your family functions day-to-day.
Why Co-Parent Counseling Matters
Children thrive when their parents can communicate and cooperate—even from separate households. When parents reduce conflict and work as a team, children feel more secure, confident, and emotionally balanced.
Through co-parent counseling, parents learn to:
Move from an ex-partner mindset to a co-parent partnership
Manage emotional triggers more effectively
Create clear and consistent boundaries
Model healthy communication for their children
What to Expect
Every family’s situation is unique. Sessions are tailored to your needs and may include:
Joint Sessions: Build direct communication and shared agreements.
Individual Sessions: Address emotional regulation and personal goals.
Parenting Plan Support: Develop consistent routines, expectations, and communication systems.
For court-ordered counseling, attendance verification or progress summaries can be provided upon request.
My role is neutral and supportive — I don’t take sides. The focus remains on your children’s well-being and the health of your co-parenting relationship.
Who Can Benefit
Co-parent counseling is a great fit for:
Parents planning to or are recently separated or divorced
Parents with ongoing communication or custody challenges
Court-involved parents needing a structured therapeutic setting
Blended or re-partnered families adjusting to new roles
Cooperative parents wanting to stay aligned as their children grow
Take the Next Step
Let’s work together to create a more balanced, child-centered approach to co-parenting—one that supports your family’s growth and well-being.