How Divorce Coaches Help Clients Respond – Not React – In Difficult Moments

by Paige Jackson | May 14, 2026 | Co-Parenting, Coaching for Special Interests, Divorce Coach, Divorce Coach Certification Program, Divorce Coaching Tips, Divorce Overwhelm, High Conflict Divorce, Kids and Divorce, New Beginnings

Conflict is an expected part of the divorce process. Even in situations where both individuals are committed to a respectful outcome, tension can arise quickly. Emotions are high. Stakes feel personal. Conversations can shift from productive to reactive in a matter of...

Coaching Clients to Communicate With Intention

by Paige Jackson | May 7, 2026 | Co-Parenting, Coaching for Special Interests, Divorce Coach, Divorce Coach Certification Program, Divorce Coaching Tips, Divorce Overwhelm, High Conflict Divorce, Kids and Divorce, New Beginnings, Relationships

Communication during divorce is rarely simple. Even in the most amicable situations, conversations can quickly become emotionally charged, reactive, or unclear. Misunderstandings happen easily. Small moments escalate. Important points get lost. And yet, communication...

Where Divorce Coaching Fits in the Divorce Process

by Paige Jackson | Apr 30, 2026 | Coaching for Special Interests, Divorce Coach, Divorce Coach Certification Program, Divorce Coaching Tips, Divorce Legal Options, Divorce Overwhelm, Finances, High Conflict Divorce, Kids and Divorce, New Beginnings

Supporting the Process Without Stepping Over Boundaries Divorce is rarely a solo process. For many individuals, it involves a team of professionals—attorneys, mediators, financial advisors—each playing a critical role in guiding decisions and outcomes. Within this...

The Hidden Advantage in Mediation and Collaborative Law: Divorce Coaching

by Paige Jackson | Apr 23, 2026 | Divorce Coach, Divorce Coach Certification Program, Divorce Coaching Tips, Divorce Legal Options, Finances, Marketing and Getting Clients, Relationships

Mediation and the collaborative law process are often seen as the most constructive paths through divorce. It offers a more collaborative, less adversarial alternative to litigation-one that prioritizes communication, efficiency, and mutually agreed-upon solutions....

What Divorce Coaches Do Every Day (And Why It Matters)

by Paige Jackson | Apr 16, 2026 | Co-Parenting, Coaching for Special Interests, Divorce Coach, Divorce Coach Certification Program, Divorce Coaching Tips, Divorce Overwhelm, New Beginnings

When people consider becoming a divorce coach, one of the most common questions is:What does a typical day actually look like? The answer is both simple and nuanced—no two days are exactly the same. And yet, there is a rhythm to the work. A structure that balances...