1 - On - 1 Strategy Sessions

 As a Custody & Divorce Consultant who specializes in what the court labels “high-conflict divorce”, our strategy sessions are customized based on your issues, goals, and emotional/mental health. As a neutral third party, I am able to provide an objective perspective to improve your effectiveness and save you financially.   I will help you continue to put one foot in front of the other when you need it most. 

We will work together to fill your toolbox with documentation techniques and communication skills that will help bring your truth to light. Doing an inventory of your thoughts, your emotional state, your support team, your circumstances, the variables in your case, and the dynamics of your local court system is critical to finding your strategy.

You will be prepared for lawyer appointments with documentation in order and a focused agenda.

 I will help you put up boundaries when applicable and find your voice which may have been lost at the hands of the narcissist orhigh-conflict  individual (HCI). HCI’s often have multiple traits characterized by personality disorders which can include narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) and other Cluster-B personality disorders. The courts often fail to recognize the impact these traits -diagnosis or not- have on the HCI’s family members and most importantly, the impact these traits can have on children’s physical, mental & emotional well-being. 

Having NPD or other Cluster-B personality disorders does not simply mean that one has an inflated ego. This person actually thrives on conflict and poses a significant threat to the safety and well-being of their children and former partner. This individual sees the children as a weapon to continue to control and abuse the healthy parent placing the children at risk of harm.

 I am not a lawyer nor am I a therapist. I will be here to listen, support and validate you in your journey. I will work together with you on communication, co-parenting (or parallel parenting), parenting with a narcissist, preparation for mediation or court dates, custody battle strategies, and avoiding or combatting false parental alienation claims.

Somehow children’s best interests get lost in the eyes of family courts and mother’s rights or father’s rights supersede children’s rights.  Protective parents are often labeled as part of the problem when in fact their primary focus is solely the best interests of their children.