Collaborative Divorce Law of the Palm Beaches

Child-Centered Divorce Group Coaching Program

Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, one of our Collaborators here, has launched a new group coaching program for divorced and divorcing parents. The groups "meets" on a teleconference call so you can attend no matter where you live. The second call is tomorrow. Roz will send you a recording of the first call so you won't miss anything.

The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce

 Phase 1: Creating a Positive and Successful Child-Centered Divorce

Especially for parents facing, moving through or having recently been divorced.The divorce process can be complex and frustrating enough on its own. When you add innocent children to the mix, you must be extremely careful to safeguard everyone’s physical, emotional and psychological needs.

Together we will resolve the day-to-day challenges of divorce. You’ll discover the pitfalls to avoid, the path to peaceful resolution, resources available to you, proven success strategies, stress-reduction tips and more, including:

• How to diffuse conflict with your former spouse while maximizing positive communication
• How best to handle questions, depression, tension, arguments and other behaviors from your children
• What to expect from children of different age groups – from toddlers through teens
• How to stay centered and take care of your own emotions and needs during this time of transition
• How best to take advantage of the expertise of attorneys, mediators, therapists and other professionals – while not being “taken” yourself
• How to handle weekly routines, schedules, activities and other responsibilities without loosing your cool
• Co-parenting, single-parenting, custody issues and other complex challenges that come with divorce

This program will provide you with solid guidance, solutions and the support you need to help you make the best decisions to prepare yourself and your children for the enormous transition ahead.

SPECIAL BONUS!

I will also be scheduling an additional Bonus Call with a special Guest Expert who is also

Post-Divorce Collaboration in Real Life

With celebrity divorces in the headlines, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that many couples are getting better at splitting up, says Sophia  Bennett. Divorcing parents sometimes think that co-parenting after divorce has to be difficult. Collaborative divorce can dispel that myth.

The fact is children need permission to love all the people in their lives, new and old. See how it is working for Sophia here.