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FAQ

Where is your office located?

My private office address is:

8500 West Bowles Avenue
Suite 315
Littleton, CO 80123

However, many of my high conflict divorce clients prefer to meet at coffee shops and restaurants to avoid their Ex’s learning where they are going and why.

So, you have the option of choosing to meet with me at any location as well as via Zoom.

What are your office hours?
My office hours vary, but I try to keep sessions between 10 am – 6 pm Monday – Thursday and 10 am – 4 pm on Friday most weeks.
How long are coaching sessions?
Depending on the program you select, most sessions are between 60-120 minutes long. Clients often contact me between those sessions via phone, text, email, or Zoom.
Do you charge via retainer and hourly?
No, I do not.
How do I set up an initial appointment?
Please fill out a contact form on my website. Once I receive the form, I will call you to set up an initial free 30-minute consultation. The purpose of the consultation is to see if we are a good fit.
What is your cancellation policy?
I prefer that you give me at least 24 hours’ advance notice if you need to cancel a session. If you do not, I will charge you a fee of $175. That said, if you wake up the day of our session and are ill, please do NOT come to your appointment; call me, and we will make other arrangements.
Do you work with Women? Men? Couples?
At High Conflict Divorce Coach, LLC, most of my clients are either men or women who are going through or have gone through divorce with a narcissistic Ex. I also train divorced parents in high conflict co-parenting using a process called New Ways for Families, founded by Bill Eddy.
Do your clients receive assignments to work on between sessions?
Yes! I am a strong behaviorist as far as therapy philosophies go. I believe in teaching my clients newer, better, and more efficient ways of speaking, acting, and managing their emotions, especially as they relate to the divorce and all of the changes that come with it.
What do you do in sessions with clients?

With over two decades of experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Child & Family Investigator (CFI), Mediator, and a Parenting Coordinator and Supervisor, I utilize all that training and experience to assist my clients through the divorce process.

In a typical session, you will often learn a new behavioral skill that will help you get along better with your Ex. I give out homework, and I expect you to journal notes in session and have a binder to keep handouts for you to complete between sessions.

Learning new ways to express yourself appropriately toward your children and Ex is essential in integrating the divorce itself into your future in a healthy way.

Do you provide any other services besides the coaching services?

I learned how to dissect a case quite thoroughly as a CFI and as a Certified Mediator. This information (all part of the cost of any program you choose) is essential to know before moving forward with your case.

I am also a Certified Provider of New Ways for Families, a program for High Conflict Coparenting created by Bill Eddy, J.D., LCSW. I can provide a certificate of completion of this course, which is admissible in court. When necessary, I can also offer counseling between you and your kid(s) and your Ex and the kid(s).

Do you expect clients to take their shoes off when entering your office?
Umm, no. While this would probably save the life of my area rug, you are NOT responsible for its cleanliness. Please do keep your shoes on during the session.
Do you provide any evidence-based coaching service modalities?

Good question. As an LPC, most of the coaching you receive will have the backing of over two decades of experience in the mental health field. A couple of the modalities are even neuro-psychologically based.

However, please keep in mind that I am NOT providing therapy at the same time as I am coaching; I will always be leading you as a coach.

What did you want to be if you weren't a high conflict divorce coach?
I grew up wanting to work either as a translator at the U.N. or as a singer on Broadway. Although I didn’t get to do either, I did get to follow in my family’s footsteps and learn to design jewelry!
Your preference – dogs or cats?
I would have to say dogs because they pretend to be interested regardless of what I am doing, and cats, well, are cats.