Yes, divorce is disruptive and hard, but summer reminds us that is still OK to be alive, playful and enjoy the ride as you go.

Parental alienation is one of the most painful outcomes of divorce — and one of the most avoidable. Here's what you can do to protect your kids and yourself.

Truth bomb alert: This isn’t about what you think you want to hear; it’s about what you need to know to create the momentum you want in your divorce.

Discover why divorce court is a costly gamble—and how to protect your kids, your finances, and your peace by taking control of your divorce.

One mother’s honest divorce journey — from uncertainty and grief to self-trust, healing, and showing up more fully for her kids.

What if buying a gift for your ex from your kids is about your kids not your ex? It’s about making them feel safe to love both parents.

Overwhelmed by the idea of divorce? Learn how to navigate fear, gain clarity, and take the next right step toward a smarter, healthier divorce.

It’s hard to get excited about holidays when life is in disarray — could you give yourself permission to release expectations and see this as temporary?

Expecting holidays to look and feel the way they have in the past is not a good set up that will help any of you navigate divorce and this new reality.

Saving time and money are important goals, but there are even bigger dynamics at play.

Two houses bring two sets of rules, two sets of parenting styles, two sets of clothes, two sets of toys...and two sets of opportunity to keep your kids out of the chaos.

Healing unfolds in unexpected moments...yes, even in the messiness of divorce...take its hand.