High Conflict Co-Parenting Survival Guide Testimonials

I've worked as a psychologist with high-conflict separating parents for over twenty years. Because I mainly do evaluations, by time they come to me, conflict is entrenched, and my role is to make recommendations about how parenting time should be divided. By this time, it is difficult to change the pattern of conflict that exists.

I have often wished that these parents would have had a way to understand what is happening to them, frame it in a way that is free of blame (toward themselves or their co-parent), and take bite-sized steps to heal and to step out of the patterns of conflict interfere with being the best parent possible. InHigh-Conflict Co-Parenting: The Survival Guide, Megan and Andrea do just that! Their book is accessible; it provides enough background and context to help parents make sense of their high-conflict situation without being overly academic or too psychological.

Counsellors and therapists, this book will provide a great supplement to your work, and will provide grist for your sessions when clients seem stuck. Family lawyers, you should have stack of these in your reception are, free for the taking. Megan and Andrea, thanks for an accessible resource. Your passion for helping people sidestep patterns of conflict and be the best parent possible shines through.

Jeff Chang, Ph.D., R.Psych.

Consulting psychologist and professor

A simple, direct and informative guide, that has all the ingredients to support parents to take back their personal power, to heal by acknowledging and moving hard feelings through their bodies. The book offers practical strategies to engage high conflict co-parents in effective communication which ultimately will have a positive impact on the children or divorce. A must read if you are embroiled in a challenging co-parent relationship and want your life back.

Tasha Belix, M.A., Registered Psychologist

Tasha Belix Psychology Ltd.

Clinical Director, Child & Family Therapist

https: //www.tashabelix.com

I was initially leery to pick up and read yet another Survival Guide on High Conflict families - but I was most pleasantly surprised. The authors have taken a complicated area and have given back an easy-to-read and, more importantly, a practical resource for parents. Using terms like 'flexible thinking' and the fun 'two-minute tango', the book is filled with some real gems of knowledge and practical advice.

Lonny Balbi, QC

Family Law Lawyer, Mediator and Arbitrator

Balbi & Co. Legal Centre

http: //familylaw-balbi.com

As a lawyer who represents children when their parents are involved in a high conflict divorce, I was thrilled to read "The High Conflict Co-Parenting Survival Guide: Reclaim your life one week at a time".

In my thirty (30) years of practice, I have not encountered such a gem of a book. It is a simple step by step - week by week guide for parents to regain and retain their own mental health no matter what the other parent may choose to do. It is well written and easy to comprehend. The underlying theme is the realization that although we cannot control how the other parent may behave, we can change our own reaction to them so that our existence can be one of peace and clarity.

I shall be recommending this Guide to all of the parents I