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Mediation
Children Come First
in Divorce or Separation
High Conflict Classes
Communication Facilitation
Parenting Plans
Support Groups
Psychotherapy
Parent Coordination
Decision Making
Collaborative Divorce
CoParenting
and Collaborative Divorce
Divorce
Coaching
Parent Child Interactions
Tips for the Holidays
About Nancy Cohen Nowak
MA, LPC
Easy Payment for Services
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The Divorce Coach
The
coach is a mental health professional who helps the clients and
other team members as follows. There may be one coach for both
parties or a coach for each party, as determined by the professional
team.
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To work
with the clients alone and / or in team meetings to assist them
through what can be the very trying process of separating from
an intimate relationship;
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To assist
the client(s) in understanding the grief process, appropriate
communication skills, anger management and child development and
the needs of children. With consent of the team, the divorce
coaches may assist the clients in developing the parenting plan;
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To refer
the client(s) to a therapist, as deemed necessary;
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To ensure
that each client signs a participation agreement so that in the
event of future legal action, the coach will NOT be called to
testify in that litigation;
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To empower
the client(s) and can help them to heal from the wounds of
divorce more quickly and easily;
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To help
the other team members understand the psychological components
that are influencing the clients and thus move the process
forward in a time appropriate fashion;
- To participate in meetings
of the clients and financial planner, as deemed necessary by the
team;
- To work collaboratively
with the clients and other team members enhance communication
and reduce misunderstanding;
- To identify and prioritize
the concerns of the parties;
- To educate the parties
about effective co-parenting skills post divorce and;
- To really listen to
each parent and help him or her feel ‘heard’ and understood.
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