Family/High Conflict Parenting Support

Parenting after separation or divorce can become overwhelming when communication with the other parent is consistently tense, unpredictable, or conflictual.

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High-conflict parenting support focuses on helping you manage the parts of the situation that are within your control while strengthening your ability to respond in ways that support both you and your child.

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Sessions may include support with difficult communication, setting and maintaining boundaries, managing emotional triggers, parallel parenting, parenting across two households, reducing children’s exposure to adult conflict, and developing child-focused responses during challenging interactions.

 

You can attend these sessions individually. Your co-parent does not need to participate for you to begin making meaningful changes in how you navigate the parenting relationship.

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The goal is not to determine who is right or wrong. The focus is on reducing conflict where possible, strengthening your parenting, and supporting your child’s emotional well-being.

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Important Information About High-Conflict Parenting Services

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High-conflict parenting counselling is therapeutic in nature. It is not parenting coordination, mediation, legal advice, a parenting capacity assessment, or a custody or access evaluation.

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Counselling is not provided for the purpose of determining fault between parents or making recommendations regarding parenting time, decision-making responsibility, custody, access, or other legal matters.