Therapy for Coparents

online in Greensboro, NC

Are you struggling to get on the same page as coparents after a separation or divorce?

Maybe you and your ex can’t stay out of arguments long enough to collaborate on parenting goals, or perhaps you’re stuck in resentment from how your relationship ended. You may be struggling to find a way to present a united front to your kids from separate homes, or simply unsure how to communicate with your ex effectively to manage the many events and activities in your children’s lives.

Whatever it is that you’re experiencing, you’re beginning to notice the impact in your life:

  • You’re preoccupied at work due to the lack of coordination between households

  • You feel torn between your resentment and your child’s desire to spend time with both parents

  • Your relationships with friends and family are strained because you feel isolated and ashamed of what’s going on.

  • You worried constantly about the impact all of this is having on your child’s emotional well-being

Therapy for Coparents can help.

How coparenting therapy works

It may feel impossible now, but you can raise emotionally healthy kids following separation or divorce. You can create a sense of stability and cooperation within your family. You can work as a team to create the life your children deserve. And I can help you get there.

I’ll help you through this process, tailoring each step to your unique needs and circumstances. My approach to therapy for coparents comes from a place of collaboration and empowerment: believing that with the right supports, you can focus on your shared priority — raising happy, thriving children.

What we’ll work on

Coparenting therapy can help you:

  • Resolve past resentments to help you get unstuck

  • Improve communication and conflict management

  • Create a unified parenting plan that will work in both homes

  • Provide clear guidance for how to meet your children’s emotional needs

Your kids don’t have to live life feeling caught in the middle and ignored.

I’M HERE TO HELP You Accomplish that.

FAQS

Common questions about coparenting therapy

  • Therapy for coparents is similar to couples therapy, though the focus is on building a healthy coparenting relationship instead of a romantic relationship. Sessions are a place where you can explore your new relationship as coparents, learn new skills to help you work through challenges, and develop a plan for parenting your children together.

    My approach blends direct, open conversation with hands on exercises to help you improve your communication and practice new skills. Sessions are interactive and ensure that both parents feel heard and valued. Since my approach to therapy sees your coparenting relationship as my client, we’ll always meet together instead of individually so you’ll have consistent opportunities to practice new ways of interacting with each other.

  • Every journey is unique and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Many of my couples benefit from ongoing support over several months. If you feel a more immediate need, you also have the option to engage in coparenting therapy through the intensive format. Regardless of format, the focus is on your individual needs and goals. We’ll work together to develop a personalized treatment plan that works with your timeline and objectives. Whether you’re looking for short-term solutions or long-term growth, I’m here to help you at every step.

  • I can’t give you a guarantee. I can say that I’m dedicated to helping couples like you navigate the complexities of relationships. If you’re seeking a space to reduce conflict, improve communication, and strengthen your parenting skills, then therapy for coparents could be a valuable resource. My expertise in working with parents facing various challenges combined with my collaborative, empowering, and culturally responsive approach sets the stage for meaningful progress.

  • Reach out to schedule a free and confidential consultation. During this initial conversation, we'll discuss your concerns and goals, and I'll provide insights and guidance on how therapy can support you. Together, we'll create a plan that aligns with your needs and begin your journey towards a more collaborative and cooperative parenting relationship.