How to coparent with a toxic person

Congrats are in order, you’ve managed to divorce a narcissist (or maybe you were lucky enough not to marry them in the first place). Not an easy feat! But...

Co-parenting with an ex after divorce is difficult, especially when your ex happens to be a chronically toxic person. You can still make it work! Here, a few parenting tips for how to be a good parent even when it's not always easy.

Trying to co-parent with a toxic ex? These 10 Commandments for high-conflict co-parenting can help you ditch the drama.

Do not engage.

In this blog post, we will embark on a journey together, exploring the dos and don'ts of communicating with a toxic ex.

I’ve see women negatively affected by toxic mothers in my practice more than any other hurdle they encounter in life. Kris Reece, Christian Counselor, Relationship Coach

Parallel parenting is a parenting style in which both separated parents look after their children without much interaction between...

Share this...FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin In our community, I notice that a lot of us are overly emotional but we lack the depth to properly express our feelings. People are increasingly seeming more angry and confused. There are so many walking around with undiagnosed mental illnesses and the majority of our issues began taking root during our […]

Setting boundaries at the best of times is challenging, but learning how to set boundaries with toxic family members? Even harder! Usually, when they're family members, the dynamic is a lot different. Of course, we might still see them at family dinners or other events. But, we also have the added stress of our family

Co-parenting requires shared effort and shared intent. So when your ex happens to be toxic or narcissistic, parallel parenting is your only option.