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When You Don’t Think Your Co-parent is a Good Person
Do you think your co-parent is a good person? If your answer is a resounding “No.” You’re not the first to feel that way. Not even close. If I had a dime for every time this came up, I could take a cruise somewhere tropical, lie on the beach, and sip umbrella drinks for days on…
Read MoreNesting After Divorce. What Parents Need to Know Before Giving It a Try.
Nesting after divorce involves kids staying put while parents move in and out of the family home. Sometimes it’s also referred to as “birdnesting.” Initially Sarah and Miguel thought nesting sounded like a perfect solution. While there were many things they disagreed about, they were both laser-focused on the well-being of their tweens. Emotions were…
Read More6 Tips for Coparenting When You’re Getting Divorced But Still Living In The Same House.
When it comes to raising children out of two homes post-divorce, it’s expected that co-parents will encounter a host of challenges along the way. However, there’s one divorce challenge that doesn’t get talked about very much, and it happens more often than you think. How to split up while living under one roof. Whether it’s…
Read MoreOne Coparenting Mistake You Should Avoid This Holiday Season
Handling holidays after divorce as co-parents can be tricky. The holidays are here. Although it’s meant to be a warm and fuzzy time of year when goodwill prevails, sadly for many coparents, the reason for the season transforms into a vicious game of “one-upping.” If “one-upping” isn’t part of your day to day vocabulary, it…
Read MoreHow Co-Parents Dealing with Divorce or Separation Can Stop Being Miserable During the Holidays
A couple of years ago, here at the McGhee household, we were having a pretty dismal December… TBH, the whole Christmas thing was looking awfully darn bleak. See… around that time, I was working away on a BRAND NEW project and was deep into utilizing all my creative juices to develop something truly useful for…
Read MoreWorkbook for couples
In this fast paced, high tech world we live in, many couples are finding themselves facing new and different relationship challenges. For better or worse, we are breaking new ground. Over the past decade, roles have changed, social media has infiltrated our lives and the dynamics of family life have clearly diversified. Unfortunately, instead of…
Read MoreFirst Steps: Handling Initial Changes
“How do we do this in a way that supports our children and reassures them that we are going to be okay?” Children need What can you do?
Read MoreCreating a two-home concept
“Regardless of how time is spent, what can we do to help our children feel a sense of belonging in each home?” Children need What can you do? View more information about Christina’s book.
Read MoreTelling others about your divorce
“For the sake of our children, how do we talk about this change with our families and friends in a way that preserves dignity and respect ?” Children need What can you do? Want to connect with other parents? Consider joining our community on Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.
Read MoreManaging differences
“ Given that divorce is a life long process, how will we work out what’s best for our children now and in the future.” Children need What can you do?
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