Parenting Style Differences: Frustrating, Common—and Surprisingly Protective for Kids
Parenting after divorce is difficult, and a coparenting challenge occurs when your coparent has a different parenting style. Learning to avoid conflict with your coparent means respecting that your child can have different rules and expectations in their other home, and still thrive.
Coparenting coaching vs. therapy: Why the distinction matters
Co-parenting coaching and psychotherapy serve different purposes. While psychotherapy between couples strives to bring the individuals emotionally closer, the goal of coparenting coaching is to help coparents become better parents to their shared child, while maintaining a healthy boundaries with one another.