Co-Parenting Counseling

Co-parenting counseling is a form of therapy that helps separated or divorced parents navigate the challenges of co-parenting and raise their children in the best possible way. The therapist will work with both parents to help them develop the skills and strategies necessary to co-parent effectively, even though they are no longer in a romantic relationship. This may include learning how to communicate effectively, setting boundaries, and developing a co-parenting plan that works for everyone. The therapist will also help the parents address any emotional barriers that may be preventing them from co-parenting effectively, such as unresolved anger or hurt. The goal of co-parenting counseling is to help the parents put their children's needs first and provide a stable, nurturing environment for them. It will also help the parents to create a cooperative and healthy relationship with each other, even though they are no longer romantically involved.