Trusted Community Supervision for Families Supervised Contact & Changeover Services
Divorce Recovery & Co-Parenting Coaching
Supporting Parents to move forward
Post-separation support helps parents manage conflict, improve communication, and focus on their children’s wellbeing during and after separation.
🌿 What It Can Help With
Managing conflict and strong emotions
Improving co-parenting communication
Supporting children through transition
Adjusting to new routines and boundaries
Navigating court processes or parenting plans
Reducing stress, anxiety, and burnout
Calmly, Confidently, and Child-Focused
Separation is one of life’s most overwhelming transitions. Alongside emotional strain, parents must quickly learn to communicate differently, make decisions separately, and support children through change — often while navigating legal processes.
Our Divorce Recovery & Co-Parenting Coaching provides practical, structured support to help parents stabilise, adjust, and develop healthy co-parenting patterns that prioritise children’s wellbeing.
It is forward-focused coaching designed to build skills, confidence, and emotional regulation so families can move from crisis to stability.
We Help Parents:
Adjust to life after separation
Manage communication with the other parent
Reduce conflict and emotional reactivity
Prepare for changeovers and ongoing contact
Develop child-focused parenting approaches
Establish routines across two homes
Navigate family law processes with clarity
Rebuild confidence and personal resilience.
A Child-Focused Approach:
Children benefit most when parents are calm, predictable, and able to shield them from adult conflict.
Coaching helps parents create:
✔ Safer emotional environments
✔ Consistent parenting responses
✔ Reduced exposure to tension
✔ Greater stability during transitions
Who This Service Is For:
Recently separated parents
Parents engaged in supervised contact arrangements
High-conflict co-parenting situations
Parents feeling “stuck” post-separation
Individuals wanting structured support without therapy
Families wanting to avoid ongoing legal escalation
* This is not counselling or mediation.