Divorce Coaching

 As defined by 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. It has been listed in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods.  

Divorce coaching is for you if you are emotionally turbulent, lacking support, confused about the legal system & its expenses, unfamiliar with cross-country legal requirements, facing conflicts and communication challenges, worried about children's future, lacking access to financial settlement, and anxious about the future. 

You can work with a divorce coach at any stage. Earlier is better.  Whether you are considering divorce, navigating the process, and transitioning post-divorce. 

 Some of the benefits could be -  Emotional Management to take well informed decision,  getting organized with documents, financials and evidences, connect with professionals like attorneys, mediators, financial experts, child specialist, therapists;  effective communication with ex, attorneys, other professionals; prepare for meetings, mediations, negotiations, compatible co-parenting planning, post divorce transition like getting back to work, single parenting, emotional management; Secure best future for the kids and family.  

Divorce coaching supports child centric approach for co-parents by establishing compatible co-parenting plans, offering communication and conflict resolution strategies, setting boundaries. Coach provides age-aligned communication tools and emotional support in best interest of the kids. 

•  By systematically addressing emotions and fostering a rational mindset, coach facilitates effective collaboration with attorneys, minimizing unnecessary legal expenses tied to prolonged disputes and court interventions. 
• By equipping with practical tools for better communication,  minimizes misunderstandings,  thereby averting the need for additional revisions and reviews, ultimately saving valuable hours. 
•  Working with a coach offers the chance to explore options, enabling the client to enter legal discussions with clarity and confidence, minimizing indecision, and ultimately saving on attorney fees. 
• Future focused approach of the coach allows to prioritize post divorce long-term goals. Thereby, understanding what is worth fighting for  potentially reduces the need for unnecessary legal intervention and associated expenses.

Collaborating with a Divorce Coach and other professionals is a well-rounded approach for comprehensive support. The coach provides holistic assistance addressing emotional, practical and strategic aspects. This multi-professional collaboration enhances the ability to navigate smoothly & strategically, providing long term advantage 

The training program provided by the CDC College for Divorce Coaching®. It covers various aspects of divorce coaching including legal, financial, emotional and practical considerations. Completing this program leads to certification as a divorce coach, indicating expertise in providing comprehensive support to individuals navigating the challenges of divorce.  

 A divorce coach does not provide legal advice, acting as an attorney, and does not offer clinical assistance like a therapist.