Stay-a-Badass Coaching Program
“Sometimes walking away has nothing to do with weakness and
everything to do with strength.”.
– Unknown
Although divorced for five years, the pain stings like a fresh wound.
You and your Ex have a solid parenting time agreement to follow, but it seems like you are the only one who follows it to a tee.
Supposedly, the plan is for your children to spend Spring break with you this year, but they refuse to come, even though you have a great ski trip planned for both of them.
They say they “don’t like to spend time” with you anymore, but they cannot explain why.
The lies your EX tells are the main problem.
Those constant lies create distance and interrupt the relationship between you and your children.
Likewise, when the Ex has the kids for parenting time, the kids always have the “choice” of whether they want to see you or not, even though they are minors. As a result, they never come to see you.
When you bring this up to your Ex, you hear an escalated voice telling you, “I will never tell the kids they HAVE to do anything they don’t want to do.”
Your Ex’s response sure does feel like parental alienation, but you aren’t sure.
The frustration turns into a feeling of being utterly alone.
“How can I possibly fix this situation?” – you ask yourself.
Friends have no clue how heart-wrenching it feels to have not only your Ex reject you, but for your children to turn away from every friendly gesture you make. Each time you try, their heels dig in deeper.
It’s incomprehensible.
You contact your attorney, who smiles and confidently says that all you need to do is file another Motion, return to Court, and you’ll get visitation back.
But you know all too well that will drive up the cost of your divorce even higher and will take even longer, with no guarantees of success, despite his perma-grin and the firm handshake.
The spiraling costs cause fatigue and depression.
You have spent over $300,000 on your divorce already, more than your home is worth.
“Why can’t my Ex just co-parent with me like a normal person?”
It’s because your Ex has a high conflict or narcissistic personality, that’s why.
And it’s neither your fault nor something you can treat on your own.
You don’t need to try to solve this problem alone.
Please know that 24/7 help does exist for people like you who need more than weekly coaching.
With me as your High Conflict Divorce Coach, you may opt for the Stay-a-Badass Program, during which you will receive 24/7 support.
Stay-a-Badass Coaching is the most comprehensive program I offer.
I will be your coach and companion, guiding you through the emotional drama thrown at you – the stuff that attorneys do not have time to address.
This program is for you if…
…you are in the middle of a costly, win-lose, children-caught-in-the-middle power play.
Discover a significant paradigm shift as you go from feeling “lost” or angry to being a REAL badass – calm, informed, proactive, and happy.
That shift allows you to gain control of your life – not let anyone else have that control.
I understand family law and the complications of personality disorders.
I will teach you creative, practical strategies to disarm your Ex emotionally and behaviorally.
I’ll help supply in-depth preparation and role-play for situations that require you to see or talk to your Ex.
I’ll show you how to respond to your Ex with a personality disorder in an assertive, non-aggressive way.
Place the shoe on your Ex’s foot.
During your time with me, you can relax knowing I am reversing the situation to the best of my ability with and for you.
Most importantly, my motive for all my behaviors is to protect your children’s best interests (if you have any) and yours.
Learn to shift the power into your own hands and feel the freedom of directing your pre-divorce or post-divorce life the way YOU want.
What Makes This the Right Program for you?
In a standard divorce, people have grown apart for various reasons
and decide they would rather live the rest of their lives apart than married.