Is What I Believe Really True? A Question for Co-Parents
This is an excerpt from “An Unexpected Journey: The Road to Power and Wisdom in Divorced Co-Parenting” by Alisa Jaffe Holleron. It explores common erroneous
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This is an excerpt from “An Unexpected Journey: The Road to Power and Wisdom in Divorced Co-Parenting” by Alisa Jaffe Holleron. It explores common erroneous
On a two month road trip last summer, we found ourselves in Savannah, Georgia, and people recommended that we visit Bonaventure Cemetery. Bonaventure is beautiful
When I was a kid a teacher I barely knew was killed by lightning. Ever since then I’ve been terrified of being outside in storms.
We visited Arches National Park in Moab, Utah on our recent Real Hope Tour. It is filled with magnificent naturally formed arches. My husband and
Starting from our home in northern California, my husband, our German Shepard Enzo and I will travel across the country pulling our RV. You can
The term ‘co-parenting’ can be a detriment. It is a mushy and loving word, but many people in these situations are not feeling mushy and
I know firsthand that anxiety is painful and often downright unbearable. We try to get rid of it by, well, trying to get rid of
One of the components of my co-parenting class for parents in high conflict situations is “cultivating joy and positivity.” Because co-parents can experience a great
Anger is present in all difficult divorced co-parenting situations. It can be the driving force that keeps people stuck in distress and unhappiness. Even though
For divorced co-parents, holidays can be a set-up for distress. One day, two families- the math doesn’t work. You either split the day or you
I am Alisa Jaffe Holleron, the creator/author of An Unexpected Journey book, classes and professional workshops. I hope you will explore my material, purchase a book, come to a class, or if you are a professional, come to a workshop, and learn about the work that I am proud to say has helped many many divorced co-parents find power and wisdom in very difficult circumstances. I look forward to serving you!
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