Co-parenting conflict is common. Separation often leaves two people with different parenting philosophies, communication styles, goals, and ideas about what is best for their children. Even parents who genuinely want to do what is best for their children can struggle to communicate effectively after a relationship ends. Disagreement, frustration, defensiveness, and even periods of intense conflict do not automatically mean that coercive control is present. Coercive control is

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