You wanted to have a lasting relationship with your partner and it did not work out. You now have beautiful children that need you to be whole and happy but you are full of resentment, sadness, anxiety, and guilt. Now you have to be able to deal and heal while co-parenting your children.
Your life has taken a turn that you did not foresee and you are having trouble handling the stress, changes, and fluctuation of emotions that comes with the transitions while having to muster up the courage to effectively co-parent with your ex-partner.Your children are looking to you for guidance, support, and security but you are afraid and unsure if you can provide it.
Your life has taken a turn that you did not foresee and you are having trouble handling the stress, changes, and fluctuation of emotions that comes with the transitions while having to muster up the courage to effectively co-parent with your ex-partner.Your children are looking to you for guidance, support, and security but you are afraid and unsure if you can provide it.
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Therapy is a rare and personal experience and needs to be tailored to each individual. I want you to know you are unique! And you deserve a safe place to uncover your truths whether that is online, in office, or at the park. Therapy doesn't have to be stuffy and rigid. Together we will explore your past and your present in order to create positive life goals for your growth and future.
You are trying to be the bigger person and co-parent in the best possible way but you are receiving resistance from the other parent or you can't seem to get past your own emotions. Co-Parenting Counseling is for parents, whether divorced, separated, or together, that are having a difficult time coming to an agreement on how to parent their children effectively.
Online parenting classes offered by Online Parenting Programs are currently an accepted resource for parents in 47 counties within the state of Georgia. Begin meeting with me for individual therapy, processing your emotions and learning new ways to interact with your ex. Let's face it COPARENTING IS HARD.
Coparenting can be very difficult especially after a divorce or separation. Parents are in a state of conflict trying to figure out who is the better parent, when trying to use the child as a pawn to control or hurt the other parent, or a parent is trying to alienate the child from the other parent.
You are finding that life is getting in the way of you connecting with your partner. The struggle with your career or finances are causing tension and you can 't communicate with your spouse. Your relationship has lost direction and you don't know how to get back on track. The intimacy has lagged and you have lost confidence in trusting your partner with your emotions and confiding in them your wants and desires.
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