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September 28, 2020

Creating a Partnership with Your Co-Parent with Dr. Ebony Roberts

During our Co-Parenting & Coffee event, Dr. Ebony Roberts shared her co-parenting experience and spoke to a virtual audience about building a partnership with your co-parent. Roberts is an author, researcher, and longtime activist in the food justice and prison abolition movements. Additionally, she is a celebrated speaker and a co-parent. Her TEDxDetroit talk with her co-parent, titled ‘How to co-parent as allies, not adversaries,’ has garnered over 1.5 million views online.

September 28, 2020

Effects of Divorce on Kids

The Mom Psychologist Dr. Jazmine McCoy kindly shared her time and expertise with us during our Co-Parenting & Coffee Event. As a clinical psychologist, author, parent educator, and mom, Dr. McCoy provided the audience with guidelines on how parents can help their kids thrive after a divorce.

September 24, 2020

Guide to Child Therapy

As a parent, you may not always have all the tools to provide the support that your child needs. Whether triggered by a life event or by different mental health concerns that arise, parents don’t have to handle it alone.

September 11, 2020

Create New Holiday Traditions

There are many ways to Split Custody Over the Holidays, and doing it in advance as a part of your parenting plan can help you avoid last-minute stress and negotiations. Regardless of the schedule or the day, you can use the opportunity to create new and special holidays with your kids.

September 04, 2020

Family Friendly Fall Activities

We have created a list of fall activity ideas for families to do near them, regardless of their budget. Since autumn may be a little bit different this coming year, we have come up with a list of fall-friendly family activities that you can do to spend time together.

August 24, 2020

What is Conflicted Co-Parenting?

Co-parenting is not limited to divorce, and of course, every co-parenting relationship is unique. Some parents were never married, some co-parents are same-sex couples, and other co-parenting relationships involve grandparents or other family members. Ultimately, co-parenting is the process of working together to raise children in multiple homes. In our recent virtual event, Co-Parenting & Coffee, author of Between Two Homes: A Coparenting Handbook, social worker, and CFLE Bradley Craig discussed three primary frameworks of co-parenting.

August 14, 2020

Custody Transition Day

Pick up and drop off days for a custody exchange can be challenging for both parents and kids. Creating traditions and minimizing the unknown of transition days can make the experience less stressful for your children, and for you.

August 12, 2020

Back to School and Coronavirus

Depending on the guidelines and decisions in your local area, you are either preparing for an altered in-school experience for students or getting ready to dive back into virtual schooling.

August 05, 2020

What If We Can’t Co-Parent?

What if co-parenting truly is not an option? Whether due to the relationship with your child’s other parent, the personality of the other parent, or a history of abuse, it is not always possible to foster a co-parenting relationship.