Divorcing someone who operates through coercive control isn’t a “high-conflict divorce.” It’s not two people struggling to communicate or...

When you’re co-parenting with someone who uses manipulation, name-calling, or insulting as a tactic, it’s easy to get pulled into their...

In a coercive control dynamic, children often live in two very different emotional worlds. With the coercive parent, emotions are...

If your co-parent constantly tries to outshine, undermine, or compete for your child’s attention, it’s not just insecurity, it’s manipulation. Learn the psychology behind competitive co-parenting and how healthy parents can respond.

Co-parenting can be a struggle when one parent is unable to provide stability, security and love following a separation or divorce....

As a parent, you want to do everything you can to help your child succeed in life. One important skill that will help your child is...