High Conflict Coparenting Online Support Group
Parents face special challenges as they grapple with separation, divorce and creating blended families. Co-parenting groups allow parents an opportunity to talk about the challenges of co-parenting and how they can create the best environment for their child. In a co-parenting group, parents can work through issues that are causing conflict in their co-parenting relationship. Are you facing special challenges as a parent with your ex, within your relationship or during your separation, divorce or when creating your blended family?
COPARENTING SUPPORT OFFERED ONLINE
This group is offered online. The online option is beneficial for parents that want to attend group but need more flexibility like professionals with weird schedules, people feeling more comfortable with attending from their home, or those wanting to attend group but it's too far.
This group is for you if you want to:
share their fears and other emotions as they deal with coparenting issues
support and empower other parents in the group while getting the support and empowerment you need
discuss coparenting challenges that are causing worry, stress, anxiety, or anger
learn to let go of past resentments and create healthy boundaries and increase co-parenting respect
learn positive coping skills by increasing your ability to navigate changes that are occurring and increase ability to express emotions
learn effective skills for Co-Parenting
learn that to communicate and listen and understand one another in an atmosphere of mutual respect and be willing to understand (not necessarily agree with) the others point of view
create a loving, safe environment and connection for you and your children
Coparenting Support Group
ARE YOU READY TO HAVE PEACE, OVERCOME YOUR PARENTING AND COMMUNICATION ISSUES, AND CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE YOUR CHILD FEELS LOVED BY BOTH PARENTS?
Coparenting CO-ED Support Group
Connect with other parents while creating more peace and establishing boundaries for your sanity.
SPACE IS LIMITED. 12 slots open
Group Meets ONLINE Every Monday /2p EST
$90/Session
Sessions are offered online on a confidential, HIPAA Compliant Video Platform.
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How Can Coparenting Support Help
Do you want to feel safe, supported, connected, and heard while healing?
Try Coparenting Support Group!
Support groups can help you begin getting the support you need by following these simple steps:
Reach out today and schedule a free consultation with me.
Begin meeting with me and a group of individuals with similar expereinces in group therapy while processing your emotions and learning new ways to cope, set boundaries, process your coparenting experience and how it has impacted your anger, self-esteem, and the lives of your children.
Feel the freedom that can come when you learn, share, and grow from the pain of your coparenting relationship and emerge a stronger, more authentic version of yourself and more prepared to engage in your coparenting relationship and create a healthy, safe environment for your kids.
ONLINE GROUP COUNSELING FOR COPARENTS FAQS:
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You can gain a sense of relief from hearing that others struggle with similar issues. It lessens feelings of loneliness and isolation. Often people feel that they are the only person they know with anxiety, not feeling good enough, depression, relationship issues, grief, etc., but it’s simply not true.
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If, for example, you talk about a fight you had with your partner, group members can see things that you don’t. Hearing from other people about how you come across can be very powerful. You will receive a range of perspectives on your situation that can help you address your issue differently than you would have before.
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Hearing how other members successfully confronted a family member, upheld a boundary, or successfully used a coping skill can be very encouraging. You may feel motivated to push yourself when you see that others have had success in the same area.
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Some people believe that group therapy is less effective because it costs less, but that is a myth. Participating in the right group at the right time can be incredibly powerful. Some believe group therapy is more beneficial than individual therapy.
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Every person in the group holds up a mirror and you get to see yourself through their eyes. They can gently point out your blind spots that are preventing you from addressing your presenting problems.
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All of the groups offered are offered online. This option would be beneficial to parents that can't find or afford additional childcare, those not close enough to attend in person, working professionals that need more flexibility, or those more comfortable attending group from home. Online Group therapy has its limits but for the right person can be just as effective as in-person therapy.
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