Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Register for the FREE PREVIEW of the CO-PARENTING CLINIC, Teresa's new virtual GROUP COACHING for Co-parents. Jan 22 Noon-1PM EST This blog post is originally from Co-parenting Clinic Group Co-parent Coaching ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow When it came to Co-parenting Graduation Party Planning, the last thing I wanted was to make Ian split time between families during his celebration. And since we were all on such good terms and genuinely enjoyed each other’s company, why shouldn’t we hold one big joint celebration? This blog post is originally from Co-parenting Graduation Party Planning ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Register for the FREE PREVIEW of the CO-PARENTING CLINIC, Teresa's new virtual GROUP COACHING for Co-parents. Jan 15 Noon-1PM EST This blog post is originally from Co-parenting Clinic Group Coaching for Co-parents ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow What do you do when all your co-parent does is spew negativity at you? Read on to learn strategies you can use to diffuse, reduce, and redirect co-parent negativity. This blog post is originally from How to Handle Co-parent Negativity ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Holidays can be magical, stressful, and downright complicated—especially for co-parents. Between dividing time, juggling extended family visits, and managing your own emotions, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But the good news? You can create joyful, lasting memories for your kids without losing your sanity. Here's a guide to navigating the season with grace, collaboration, and maybe even a sprinkle of holiday cheer. This blog post is originally from The DOs and DON’Ts of Co-parenting During the Holidays ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Co-parents who come to me for co-parent coaching often ask me to help them resolve conflicts involving differences in parenting styles and difficulty agreeing on decisions surrounding the children. While some conflicts can be resolved, for others, co-parents must come to terms with having less control and influence over their children following a divorce or separation. This article offers a tool to help coparents manage different co-parenting styles. Aside from the custody agreement and parenting schedule, other sources of co-parenting conflict surroundin ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow So you’re co-parenting on Halloween, the official kickoff off the holiday season and stress-fest extraordinaire for many parents. All of the pumpkin carving, wiener roasts, costumes, and trick or treating are supposed to create beautiful memories that you will capture in photos and video to be reflected on fondly for decades. But when your family is no longer under one roof, your sweet experiences can turn sour if you’re not careful? For divorced and separated parents, I have 3 tricks to share with you that will make your Halloween a treat for both kids an ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Free Gifts for those Co-parenting During Child Centered Divorce Month In recognition of January as “Child-Centered Divorce Month”, I am GIVING AWAY my eBook Combative to Collaborative: The Co-parenting Code on AMAZON this FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY ONLY (January 12-14). If you or someone you know is a divorced or separated parent who could use some help, please share this information with them. Get your Free eBook HERE January 12-14, 2024! Also, don’t forget about all the great freebies available for International Child Centered Divorce Month. During the ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow Divorced and separated parents have many professionals ready to “help them” with their issues following their separation from the other parent. There are divorce coaches, mediators, therapists, psychologists, parenting classes, parenting coordinators, social workers, certified divorce financial advisors, divorce attorneys and guardian ad litems. There are even coaches who will help single parents learn how to date again. And then there’s me. A Co-parenting Coach. While I didn’t set out to invent a new type of coach, as I’ve talked to others who support pa ..read more

Collaboration Expert - Teresa Harlow It’s high school graduation party planning season. And for those who are divorced with graduating students, it’s just another challenging scenario made more difficult by the fact that you’re divorced. Divorced Parent High School Graduation Party Planning can become a sticky matter quickly if you’re not careful. Should you plan a graduation party with your co-parent or keep matters separate? Will everyone just come to your ex’s party and blow your’s off? Will you child have the patience to be polite and appreciate both parties? Will separate parties make t ..read more