The practice of divorce coaching as a professional dispute resolution process is yet to be insurance reimbursed. Divorce Coaching is a cash-based practice. Divorce Coaching can be a viable supplemental professional offering at much higher rates per hourly session. While some people may chuckle at the mention of a life coach, other professionals and clients are taking Divorce Coaching seriously. A large percentage of CDC Board of Standards board certified divorce coaches are Family Lawyers, Psychologists and Therapists, Family Mediators, Parenting Coordinators, and a few people in other professions, such as Registered Nurses and Medical Doctors, and other helping professions.
Leveraging Your Expertise to Become a Divorce Coach
Join us for this upcoming Free-Mini-Training Webinar to see how easy it could be to add a different stream of income to your practice – one which has been growing by leaps and bounds over the past eight years. We would love to have your questions about how to make this a viable service to your clients on top of everything else you do for them. And if you don’t have clients yet, zeroing in on your ideal client will make all of the difference in the world. If your ideal client is one of the many niches of people going through divorce, you will love the diversity of interests in our program.
If you are unable to attend that webinar, and want to talk with us about divorce coaching, click here to set up a one-on-one call at a day and time which works best for you.
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