One of the most confusing aspects of coercive co-parenting is that the conflict often continues long after the relationship ends. Many safe parents enter separation believing that once they are no longer living together, the hostility, control, and manipulation will finally stop. Instead, they find themselves facing new forms of retaliation. Schedules become battlegrounds. Communication becomes psychologically abusive . Parenting decisions are unilaterally made. False narrati

When divorcing a high-conflict co-parent (HCCP) they may continue harm you through the weaponization of the children. Many times they do...

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Munchausen by proxy, also known as factitious disorder imposed on another (FDIA), is a rare form of child abuse in which a caregiver...

When your children are staying with their other parent, there will probably be times when you need or want to have a phone conversation...

Do you feel cut out of your children’s lives? When parents decide to separate, the goal should be to co-parent in order for their...