The divorce realm is an arena that needs someone with your sensibilities, your willingness to be compassionate and to help clients bring out the best in themselves in order to meet the challenge of moving beyond the trauma of divorce; reinventing their lives as individuals and as co-parents; and building a new future which serves their particular needs and aligns with their unique values. Most importantly, not to be derailed by the impact of all that change on their decision-making – a tall order by any measure!
Most people are inspired to engage in this kind of work – the kind of work a divorce coach does – because of their own personal or professional (any many times both) experience with divorce. For them there is a big missing in the landscape of divorce, and that is a sounding board and thinking partner that can help people like themselves through all of those decisions and help them to maintain their dignity and self-respect; to serve as role models for their children about how to deal with difficult challenges; and to be able to look back and know they did their best given their own particular wants, don’t wants, needs and concerns.
From the time you join the program and all through your journey into and through your new career, you are not alone – you’ll have a community of peers, instructors, and tools available to help you every step of the way.
Business building, real-life scenarios, coaching practice – this program is a solid framework with a trademarked certification specifically designed to instill best practices and proven methods to help you thrive working with individuals in the most challenging of circumstances who are stressed and overwhelmed.
If you see yourself a someone who wants to leverage your experience in divorce to serve divorcing men or women in a more meaningful way, consider becoming a CDC Certified Divorce Coach®.
We have one session left in our current series of mini-training webinars for those who would like to explore more about how divorce coaching plays out in real life. It’s on Monday, January 4th, and is “Making Better Decisions – Being A More Credible Client”.
How Divorce Coaches Help Clients Respond – Not React – In Difficult Moments
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
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
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...
