From Conflict to Collaboration: Mastering Co-Parenting and Divorce
Co-Parenting in the Digital Age is a constantly changing and evolving landscape, with new challenges around each turn - from managing different parenting styles, stressing about the kids' well-being, to introducing new partners. Sometimes it can feel like every step brings more unchartered territory.
In this podcast episode hosted by Jamie Buttigieg, we explore many of the issues faced along the co-parenting lifespan. Jamie was relentless in ensuring we squeezed as many insights and pieces of practical advice in as possible!
For an episode that's only 40 minutes long, we packed a huge amount of info and ideas in there.
Tune in to hear us chat about:
- The single most important thing all separated parents need to do.
- When to worry about your child (and the many times you don't need to).
- How being separated can teach healthy expectations about romantic attachments.
- Why it's good to allow yourself to feel bad.
- Successfully introducing a new partner.
- Managing differences in parenting styles between homes.
- Avoiding the "Rage Against the Machine" button.
- How to approach "Big Decisions" with your co-parent.
- What to do when your Co-Parent doesn't want to cooperate with you.
While every family's situation is unique, the insights shared in this episode are drawn from real experiences from the families I've been privileged to serve, integrated with the science of human behaviour and child development. I'm certain you'll find at least one or two new perspectives or strategies to help you in your own co-parenting dynamic.
As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts! Let me know what resonates for you.
Want to help your kids feel safe and supported after separation? I created a free guide to walk you through the first eight weeks. Grab your copy here.
Looking for more tools to protect your peace while co-parenting? Doors are open for our next Co-Parenting Intensive Reset!
- Feel calm and in control
- Cut yourself out of the conflict
- Use strategies that actually work (with or without your co-parent)
Tiffany Rochester
Co-Parenting Coach
Tiffany is a pioneering force in transforming family life after separation, taking the stress and turmoil out of co-parenting with an ex. Equipped with advanced degrees in Psychology and twenty years of dedicated service, she passionately supports separated parents to bring ease and simplicity into raising children in one family across two homes.
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