Separation and divorce are often times of intense emotion, where individuals and couples understandably focus on what has not been working and feel a strong pull to move away from pain and begin again. When children are involved, however, the path forward is more complex. Parents are asked to hold two realities at once: to grieve the loss of their relationship while also building a new kind of partnership as co-parents. This work requires emotional regulation, reflection, and the ability to separate feelings about a former partner from the shared commitment to raising children. It is difficult work—even under the best of circumstances—and it is precisely during these times that individuals and families need a strong, steady “village” of support.

My approach is grounded in becoming part of that village and helping families intentionally build a new one that can support them through transition and beyond.

Depending on the needs of the family, I may work as a parent coordinator, mediator, consultant, or therapist—creating a structured, supportive space where conflict can be reduced and practical pathways forward can emerge. I partner with parents to develop thoughtful co-parenting relationships, support individuals in processing loss and defining what comes next, and help children continue to grow and feel secure within a two-household family. Across all of these roles, my work is collaborative and forward-looking: together, we explore the dynamics at play, strengthen the skills needed for healthier relationships, and build a foundation that allows each member of the family to move forward with greater clarity, stability, and connection.

Custody Evaluations

Comprehensive psychological and psychoeducational evaluations.

Consultation

Guidance for parents, attorneys, and professionals navigating complex cases.

Expert Witness Services

Providing expert testimony grounded in clinical and developmental expertise.