Dear Anna Case Study #1
Welcome to my new Dear Anna Case Studies! I thought it would be a great idea to share some of the ways clients benefit from the work we do together. In this new section you will find case studies from different subjects and situations that may resonate with you and hopefully will offer some solutions and encouragement. Case Study #1 [...]
What If You Saw Things Differently?
Let me ask you, do you believe in the power of words? Your words have the power to transform your circumstances. Or keep you stuck. It all depends on how you choose to see things. What if you saw things differently? Recently, I’ve had many clients ask how to communicate messages clearly to their child’s other parent. They worry that [...]
10 Mind Blowing Steps Towards a New Language With The Co-parent
Featured on Thrive Global on August 6, 2018 All relationships are an attempt to understand another person. When that person speaks another language, the challenge increases. A key step towards co-parenting in harmony is adopting a new language with your co-parent for effective communication that is parenting-only. Learning this new language starts by recognizing that co-parenting is child-focused and aimed [...]
Co-parenting Smartly After Divorce Is A Must For Your Child’s Health
Featured on HuffPost May 2, 2018 Featured on ThriveGlobal July 18, 2018 When married, parents usually pay attention to their children's needs, and support each other in their roles. They are committed in both heart and soul, and have the willingness to give their full attention and love to creating a phenomenal family. Once divorced, parents must look through a [...]
Life Unrehearsed on CJAD800 AM Interview
Is Co-Parenting in Harmony possible? Interview 2nd half on Life Unrehearsed with Corrie and Matt on CJAD800 AM, April 22, 2018 Find out the 3 Tips divorced/separated parents who are Co-Parenting can start today to make their family lifestyle a harmonious one.
Nothing Changes Unless There’s an Emotional Shift in How You Co-Parent With Your Ex
Oct. 19, 2017 Oct. 24, 2017 Life is too short to suffer through constant stress and anger. Childhood is even shorter still. And if you are living under stress with your co-parent, so are your children. Co-parenting after divorce, there will always be disagreements and misunderstandings. Your approach to these interactions cannot be anchored in the past. You must see [...]