Post Separation
Post-Separation Family Therapy
- High Conflict Families – Families who are not able to manage conflict post-separation, who are often unable to resolve issues directly. Includes families who are currently going through the family court or who have been through the family court.
- RRT can do direct
- Apply forms of indirect communication using our of our parent coaches/family therapists as a conduit via email or through therapeutic intervention
- Support families where one parent is not seeing one of their children
- Low Conflict Families – Families that have been through separation, but who are able to have conversation about the separation itself, co-parenting and other family related topics while in the room at the same time. Parents who have separated although are able to communicate directly with one another.
Estrangement vs Alienation
Parental alienation is when one parent manipulates a child to reject the other parent, often during divorce, while parental estrangement is when a child independently chooses to limit contact due to personal reasons. Find out more here.
Divorce Coaching
- – Helping families successfully navigate separation without the court process
- – Helping parents manage parental communication through the process of separation and afterward
- – Helping parents talk with children about separation and hold family conversations
Using family mediation to have direct and specific plans for how to co-parent post-Divorce coaching is a form of support and guidance provided to individuals going through the process of divorce. Divorce coaches are trained professionals, who assist individuals in navigating the practical, emotional, and logistical challenges of divorce. They offer personalized guidance to help clients make informed decisions, manage their emotions, communicate effectively with their ex-spouse, and create strategies for moving forward. Divorce coaching can cover a wide range of topics, from legal considerations and financial planning to coping with emotional stress and co-parenting strategies, all aimed at helping individuals achieve a smoother and more empowered transition through the divorce process.
Divorce coaching provides individuals with personalized support and practical guidance throughout the divorce process. Coaches help clients understand their options, navigate complex legal and financial matters, and manage the emotional challenges that arise. Through one-on-one sessions, coaches offer a safe space for clients to express their concerns, fears, and goals, while also helping them develop effective communication and negotiation skills for interactions with their ex-spouse. Divorce coaches empower individuals to make informed decisions, create realistic plans, and work towards a healthier post-divorce future by addressing both the practical and emotional aspects of this life transition.
