March 27, 2023
Coparenting with a high-conflict coparent can be a challenging and stressful experience, but it is possible to make it work. The key is to develop effective strategies that allow you to maintain a positive relationship with the other parent while prioritizing the well-being of your children. Here are some tips that can help:Maintain open and
March 21, 2023
Arguments are normal. Arguments with children are also normal. Arguments with alienated children happen all of the time and can be very emotionally draining, and confusing for you and your child. Do you believe there’s anybody who has lived a complete life without getting into an argument before? Of course not. We are all unique individuals
March 12, 2021
We’re living our mission of helping divorcing or separated families take back control of their lives, move out of the broken family court system, and most importantly, reunite with their children who are often alienated by one parent during a separation.For over a decade, CCPI has helped thousands of families in the United States, Canada,
December 11, 2020
If you are a stepparent or partner to an alienated “chosen” parent your role is important and unique and often the catalyst or bridge for the reunification with their beloved children. Chosen parent is the coined name I have given to the alienated parents because their children have chosen them to lead their family out of
November 6, 2020
Holidays can be difficult even when you don’t have to arrange for the children to spend time in multiple households. Not only do you and your ex have to make arrangements for them, but two sets of grandparents and perhaps aunts, uncles, and cousins will want time with them too. What to do?
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