Parenting in divorce often feels like a volley between good cop / bad cop requiring steadfast consistency to avoid long-term suffering for your kids.

Concerned about how, what and when to tell the kids about divorce? Start by not making it about you. Harsh, I know, but you will never regret following this path.

There are seasons in the calendar and in life — harness the back-to-school energy to embrace a new pace in your divorce and achieving your desired outcomes

One of our Intuitive Divorce grads shares her divorce journey, one of healing while divorcing mindfully and strategically.

Of course, you care about getting your kids through the divorce and avoiding parental alienation, but beware of the 50/50 custody trap.

Divorce can feel like a series of wildfires that thrust you into reactive mode, but you are far better served by grounded, intuitive, calm strategy.

Not having the tough conversations in divorce doesn’t change anything or make the problems and pain go away — in fact it makes it worse.

What if two warring factions (i.e. you and your ex) could bridge the gap of your differences for the benefit of your kid’s needs?

There are lots of co-parenting choices to be made in divorce like cohabitating or nesting — it’s not always easy to know which is right for you.

During divorce it’s tempting to impose our opinions on our kids — but what they really need is space to process their own feelings