COACHING FOR CO PARENTS
Helping parents navigate family transitions, make thoughtful decisions and build healthier long-term systems with clarity and stability.
I offer a confidential, neutral, and non-judgmental space for parents navigating family transitions that can feel charged and complex. My role is to help you make thoughtful decisions and move forward in a way that feels sustainable.
Legal professionals can provide essential clarity around family law. Therapists can offer vital mental health support during periods of grief, stress, and major emotional change. Both hold important roles during separation and divorce.
Co-parenting coaching often sits in the space between these services — where parents are trying to make important decisions, communicate effectively, and build a future that reflects their family’s evolving needs. Separation often requires parents to shift how they communicate, relate to one another, and make decisions together. That transition can require new patterns, boundaries, and ways of working together — and that’s where this work can help.
This work may be helpful if you are navigating difficult parenting decisions; preparing for mediation or legal conversations; creating new family routines after separation; or trying to build a healthier long-term co-parenting relationships.
SERVICES
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Private 1:1 coaching for individuals navigating separation or divorce who are navigating important decisions, adjusting to change, establishing co-parenting goals. This work is future-focused and helps you move forward with greater clarity and stability.
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Helping both parents establish shared goals, make important decisions, and create more sustainable co-parenting arrangements. This work is practical, future-focused, and designed to support healthier patterns and improved long-term functioning.
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Supporting parents in making thoughtful decisions around schedules, holidays, schooling, logistics, boundaries, and long-term planning.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM ME
Drawing on formal training in coaching psychology, positive psychology, and contextual behavioral science, I help parents make those shifts in practical, future-focused ways — translating insight into meaningful progress and healthier long-term outcomes.
When you work with me, you can expect not just psychological understanding, but practical strategies and a deeply human approach informed by both professional expertise and personal experience navigating major family transitions.
FIRST Step: SET UP AN EXPLORATORY CALL
Every family situation is different, which is why the first step is simply a conversation.
I offer a free 15-minute exploratory call to understand your situation and explore whether this type of support feels appropriate.
Initial calls can take place with one parent or both parents together. In many situations, one parent reaches out first. If ongoing support later involves both parents, we’ll discuss structure, expectations, and neutrality clearly from the outset.
Please book a time using the calendar link below. If you don’t see a suitable time, feel free to email me at leanne@leanneconnors.com