We are located in Maple Grove and serve all of Minnesota. Divorce, custody and parenting time, co-parenting support, and family conflict resolution. Most of us know someone who is divorced, or went through a divorce yourself. Unfortunately divorce can be a costly and traumatic experience. It can affect us on an emotional, financial and spiritual level. As someone who went through divorce, with two
small children, I know divorce is an overwhelming process and hard on the whole family. Even if you initiate the paperwork, you can feel like a failure. As a CDC Divorce Transition and Recovery Coach® I do not advocate for divorce, but the reality is divorce happens. My desire is to reduce the negative effects on the individuals and families going through the divorce process. My role as a Certified Divorce Coach® is to help inform clients on the best options for their individual needs, refer professionals for the team, assist to organize and prepare, offer support, motivate to achieve goals, and caution to avoid the pitfalls of the divorce process. Even in the best scenario, divorce can trigger emotions and derail the process. Having an unbiased guide will help you stay on track and keep you moving forward, reducing your overall cost and conflict. Ideally a Certified Divorce Coach® is contacted at the beginning of the process to give an overview of what is to come. However, I work with people who are contemplating divorce, in the midst of a divorce or having difficulty transitioning after divorce. I meet people where they are at in the process and help bridge the past to the future. Qualifications:
CDC Certified Divorce Coach®
CDC Divorce Transition and Recovery Coach®
Qualified neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice
Proud member of:
American Bar Association (ABA)
Collaborative Law Institute (CLI) of MN
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP)
American Bar Association - "Divorce coaching is a flexible, goal-oriented process designed to support, motivate, and guide people going through divorce to help them make the best possible decisions for their future, based on their particular interests, needs, and concerns."
