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After years of conflict, divorced or separating couples often feel hopeless about an amicable co-parenting relationship. Their communication is ineffective or non existent and they anticipate it will continue this way forever. This week Jennifer and Ashley explain how understanding your physiological reactions to conflict can help break these patterns and will provide you with strategies to calmly address and respond to disagreements with your former spouse.
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Divorce can be a painful and draining experience - both emotionally AND financially. This week cohosts Jennifer and Ashley introduce themselves and discuss the implementation of mediation within the separation & divorce process. Jennifer explains how guided negotiation works well for couples who are separating amicably as well as those who are experiencing a high level of conflict. Listen now to learn how a mediator can save you time, money, heartache and help you negotiate a lasting agreement that works best for both parties and your children.
You can learn more about Jennifer's practice and schedule your free phone consultation by clicking here
We want to hear from you! Email us your questions/rants/wins to [email protected] and we will answer/discuss/celebrate during the following episode.
Follow on social media for more tips, humour & support here
The content on this podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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