by Alisa | May 13, 2019 | Co-Parenting Blog
It is very common for co-parents to feel disrespected by their co-parents. Co-parents complain that their disrespectful co-parent thinks they’re too strict, too lenient, too cheap, too extravagant, too nurturing or not nurturing enough. Their co-parents don’t like...
by Alisa | May 4, 2019 | Co-Parenting Blog
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by Alisa | March 3, 2019 | Co-Parenting Blog
Mindfulness is an amazing tool that can be extraordinarily helpful in co-parenting. Here are just a couple of the many ways divorced co-parents need mindfulness. Mindfulness helps co-parents stay in control of emotions that unchecked can cause a lot of trouble! When...
by Alisa | January 27, 2019 | Co-Parenting Blog
It is not unusual for divorced co-parents to feel confused about how to answer children’s questions about divorce? Here are important guidelines. 1. Focus on emotion, not content. Children of divorce often feel as though the ground under their feet is shaky....
by Alisa | December 11, 2018 | Co-Parenting Blog
Co-parents often fight over what is in the children’s best interest. People throw around the phrase “in the best interest of the child” as if it an absolute, concrete, set in stone thing. It usually isn’t. Co-parents think that their idea of what is in the best...
by Alisa | October 11, 2018 | Co-Parenting Blog
Excerpt from “An Unexpected Journey: The Road to Power and Wisdom in Divorced Co-Parenting”Imagine that you have a given amount of energy to expend in a day–let’s say 1000 units of energy. Knowing that you have a finite amount, you would want to make...