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Co-Parenting Therapy in Salt Lake City and Across Utah

Does your entire body react every time you get a notification that your co-parent has sent you a message?

You need a seasoned therapist, who understands the family courts,
and who can help you navigate this process.

Court-Involved Therapy

Therapy to help you navigate the challenges of separation, divorce, and high-conflict parenting


Individual Separation & Divorce Counseling

Personalized support to help you navigate the emotional challenges of separation and co-parenting after divorce. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by indecision or struggling with co-parenting conflicts, I offer practical tools and compassionate guidance to help you find your best path forward. Key benefits include:

  • Getting clarity and confidence about whether separation or divorce is right for you

  • Trauma-informed emotional support through grief, anger, and loss

  • Tools for managing stress, anxiety, and depression

  • Strategies for healthier communication and conflict resolution

  • Personalized guidance for effective co-parenting

Co-Parenting Therapy

Are you struggling with constant conflict, emotional strain, or communication breakdowns with your co-parent? Whether you’re newly separated or your divorce is long finalized, working with an experienced co-parenting therapist can make a measurable difference—for you, your co-parent, and your children. Co parent counseling is a supportive process for divorced couples and those facing separation, helping parents navigate new parenting relationships and begin to build effective co-parenting routines.

As a trauma- and AFCC-informed therapist, I understand that the family law professionals involved in your case (such as the custody evaluator, guardian ad litem, and judge) all want to see you and your co-parent communicating more effectively. Working with a dedicated co-parenting therapist can help you get there.

Through focused coparenting therapy sessions, you’ll:

  • Learn strategies for effective communication and conflict resolution skills

  • Develop strategies for managing difficult emotions and co-parenting challenges

  • Foster a more cooperative and respectful co-parenting relationship

  • Prioritize your children’s well-being and emotional health

  • Have a neutral space to address differences and find solutions

  • Effectively implement your parenting plan

  • Develop the ability to manage stress and co-parent effectively through self care

  • Learn to raise children collaboratively in a supportive environment

In each therapy session, parents learn practical strategies to address any parenting issue that arises. Therapists provide expertise and guidance to help parents overcome difficulties and struggle with communication and emotional challenges. Your mental health and well-being matter, which is why I create a supportive environment where parents work together to develop solutions. When parents show commitment to the co-parenting process, children feel supported and secure. Through structured guidance and evidence-based techniques, you’ll build the foundation for healthier communication and more effective co-parenting. Self care is essential for parents, as it enhances your ability to co-parent successfully. Co-parent counseling helps parents make sense of new family dynamics and begin to build new routines, while also helping to address issues as they arise. Practice is key in developing effective co-parenting skills and strategies. Maintaining respectful communication with your ex-partner is important, and a co-parenting counselor can help facilitate this communication. Each partner plays a vital role, and partners can work together to create a successful co-parenting relationship. Compassion in parenting relationships contributes to a successful co-parenting partnership. The benefits of co-parent counseling include improved communication and emotional well-being. The expertise of therapists guides parents through the process, supporting them as they navigate the beginning of new routines and address challenges as they arise.

Online Co-Parenting Counseling Across Utah

When coparents live geographically far from one another, it can be tough to find coparent counseling near you, and near your co-parent. Other families may have different routines, traditions, and values, which can sometimes lead to misunderstandings; online counseling can help address these differences and support families in finding common ground.

I provide co-parenting counseling online that transforms challenging dynamics into productive partnerships. Establishing consistent rules and routines is essential to provide stability in children's lives after separation or divorce. Online co-parenting counseling supports divorced couples and those experiencing separation in prioritizing their child's best interest, helping parents focus on what matters most for their child's well-being. Maintaining respectful communication with an ex and focusing on the child's needs is also emphasized throughout the counseling process.

Through secure virtual meetings, this therapeutic process is accessible no matter where you and your co-parent are located. The family law professionals involved in your case want to see progress, and professional coparenting counseling provides the structure and support to achieve meaningful change.

Legal Considerations for Co-Parenting in Utah

In my role as a co-parenting therapist, I can help guide co-parents through the process of developing a comprehensive co-parenting and communication plan. This plan typically outlines clear boundaries, shared responsibilities, and decision-making processes, all designed to support the child’s overall well being. By participating in parenting counseling, parents work together to establish effective communication strategies and conflict resolution skills, which are essential for minimizing stress and ensuring a positive environment for their child.

For many families, court orders may require participation in co parenting counseling or parenting classes. These sessions provide practical tools for managing differences in parenting styles, setting boundaries, and developing strategies for effective communication.

Ultimately, the goal of co parenting counseling is to foster a cooperative, respectful relationship between co-parents, centered on the child’s needs. By committing to open communication, conflict resolution, and ongoing support from a qualified therapist, co-parents can create a nurturing environment where their child can thrive. Whether you are just beginning the co-parenting journey or are working to improve an existing arrangement, understanding Utah’s legal considerations and seeking professional guidance can make all the difference for your family’s future.

Take the Next Step Toward Finding Your Calm

Book a free consultation to learn more. Let’s work together to help you move from conflict to collaboration—one session at a time.

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Whether you're navigating child custody disputes or dealing with everyday co-parenting challenges, I offer tools and guidance to help you advocate wisely and parent confidently.

How Co-Parenting Therapy works

Every divorce is unique.

My goal is to give you the support you need to navigate the process of divorce, and give you the co-parenting tools you need to make sure your children thrive.

You don’t need to stay stuck in the patterns that aren’t serving you or your children! I’ll be helping you learn concrete skills such as mindfulness, self-regulation, and flexible thinking to help change the thoughts and behaviors that are getting in your way.

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FAQs

  • Individual or Co-Parenting Therapy Intake • 60 min: $225

    Individual or Co-Parenting Therapy Session • 50 min: $215

    Individual or Co-Parenting Therapy Session • 30 min: $115

    Between Session Coaching • billed in 15 minute increments @ $55/15 min

    Courtroom testimony • $2,000/day (due 10 days prior to court date)

  • Co-parenting therapy helps separated or divorced parents reduce conflict, improve communication, and make collaborative decisions in the best interest of their children. It’s not about reconciliation or revisiting the past—it’s about building a more effective parenting partnership moving forward.

  • Yes! Thanks to telehealth, location is no longer a barrier. I provide virtual co-parenting therapy throughout Utah and North Carolina—so whether you’re in a major city or a rural community, support is available. In Utah, I regularly work with parents in Salt Lake City, Provo, Orem, Ogden, and St. George. In North Carolina, I serve families in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, and Greensboro, among other areas. Wherever you’re located, you don’t need to keep searching for “co-parenting therapy near me”—expert guidance is just a click away.

  • I’m currently meeting with all court-involved clients via telehealth.

  • Coparenting counseling, like all other court-Involved services, is not covered by health insurance.

  • You’ll learn communication strategies such as BIFF responses (Brief, Informative, Friendly, and Firm), emotional self-regulation techniques, and how to make effective co-parenting proposals. I’ll also help you navigate common pitfalls like triangulation and inconsistent boundaries.

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