Category Archives: Co-Parenting

3 Ways to Ease the Difficult Process of Divorce for Your Children

3 Ways to Ease the Difficult Process of Divorce for Your Children

by: Julia Rodgers While divorce is difficult for everyone, it often hits children particularly hard. Children have a unique ability to internalize things and may often feel like they are somehow to blame for the divorce. Parents may spur these thoughts when they argue about things related to the children, such as parenting time, support…

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A Survival Guide to Valentine’s Day During or After Divorce

A Survival Guide to Valentine’s Day During or After Divorce

Valentine’s Day is not for everyone. You might not expect chocolates and one dozen long-stemmed red roses every February 14th. Perhaps you regularly scoff at the idea of a candlelit dinner on a chilly February evening. Maybe you roll your eyes at the red and pink rows of sentimental greeting cards and advertisements beckoning you…

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Shift your Perspective in 2019: Co-Parenting

Shift your Perspective in 2019: Co-Parenting

We all know how New Year’s resolutions go: we hype them up, brag about them for the first few months of the new year, and then by March, wonder what happened. This year can be different because we have a new type of resolution for you to consider: Pressing ‘reset’ on your perspective. The new…

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13 Tips for Facing the Holiday Season After a Divorce

13 Tips for Facing the Holiday Season After a Divorce

The holiday season can be stressful for any family, but it can be especially difficult for anyone experiencing his/her first holiday season after a divorce. The holidays were once a merry occasion for family and togetherness. Or perhaps they were a time of stress and obligations — a load you shared with your partner. Either…

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