Co-Parenting

Angry people are rarely rational, wise or careful.

Loving your child should take precedence over disliking or being angry towards your ex-partner. With this in mind, co-parenting takes two forms:

• Creating a legal agreement that the courts will accept. The agreement specifies the arrangements developed within sessions.
• Developing skills for being respectful and civil with each other. Developing the ability to problem solve and negotiate through conflict and differences.

Co-Parenting sessions are very tightly managed to avoid or stop further fighting, game-playing, controlling and manipulative behaviors. In this way you will be best able to accomplish your goals.