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Family
Coaching 

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Has your parent-child relationship changed since your family's separation?

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You want a strong bond with your child... but the transition has made it harder to connect
You want them to feel safe and secure... but two households can bring uncertainty
You want to move forward together... but big emotions keep getting in the way

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Let's begin rebuilding your connection.

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Secure Bond. Clear Boundaries. Open Communication. 

SAFETY

Help your child feel secure,
even as their world is changing

SUPPORT

Give your child the tools
to process big emotions in healthy ways

STRENGTH

Rebuild a bond
that can weather the transition

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Some Common Concerns Families 
Come To Us With:

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Your child is struggling with trusting you and refuses to respect your home boundaries 

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 There is a strain on the relationship because your coparent has convinced the children the divorce

is your fault

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 Your child feels caught in the middle and showing behavioral regression or maladaptive coping skills

"My son was having a tough time at home, as my ex would talk about co-parenting issues around him. He would get upset easily, being a highly sensitive child. I would try to help him understand his dad doesn’t mean what he says, but he would carry the anger around the house for days. This started to affect his school work and how he felt about himself. That’s when I decided to hire a coach to help us talk about what he was feeling. His coach gave us some tools to help us process and manage feelings more effectively. Since, having a coach, my son's school performance has improved and he seems to be less reactive when something bothers him. I’m so happy we were able to find solutions and develop clear boundaries."
 
~Christine, Blake’s mom

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Family coaching is an essential component to understanding your child's emotional and psychological development when experiencing the transitional phase of divorce. Due to the complexity of divorce, children may face emotional challenges, a lack of security, struggle to communicate their feelings, blame themselves or you, avoid transitioning between two homes, reject you, or how to adapt to a new family dynamics and school environment. 

 

​Family coaching can you with conflict resolution techniques, emotional regulation tools, effective communication, overcoming disruptive behaviors, and effectively rebuilding trust. 

Children deserve to be heard and understood

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Strengthening the parent-child dynamic fosters open communication, understanding and conflict resolution skills. 

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Address challenging behaviors while maintaining a strong connection with their children through healthy boundaries. 

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Rebuilding the parent-child dynamic strengthens trust and reliability between parents and children. 

Secure Bond
Clear Boundaries
Open Communication 

family Coaching
Can Help you:

Provide guidance on how to process their emotions around divorce, peer pressure, self-esteem, or unhealthy family dynamics

Help your child develop a confident identity so they are better equipped for adversity

Establish boundaries and mutual respect within the home for emotional and physical safety

Cultivate greater understanding and foster trusting communication

Develop healing tools to reduce anxiousness, anger, regression, and self-blaming habits

How We Can Work Together:

With a background in Family Psychology and Crisis Counseling, we work with our clients from the comfort of their own homes via Zoom.

We will establish the root of the disconnect between the parent-child relationship, behavioral challenges, provide insight and creative solutions, set boundaries, and develop emotional regulation and conflict resolution skills. 

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Contact us today to begin Family coaching

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