What is parent coordination?

Parent coordination is a structured process that helps separated or divorced parents resolve co-parenting conflicts and make child-centered decisions.

Who should consider working with a parent coordinator?

Parents who are experiencing ongoing disputes, communication issues, or challenges following custody agreements can benefit from parent coordination.

Is parent coordination legally binding?

While parent coordination is a voluntary process, it often works alongside court agreements. Dr. Tzall facilitates productive discussions but does not issue legal decisions.

How can parent coordination help reduce conflict?

Parent coordination provides tools to improve communication, reduce emotional tension, and focus on what’s best for the child, helping to create more peaceful co-parenting dynamics.

Does parent coordination involve both parents meeting together?

Yes, sessions typically involve both parents, but Dr. Tzall can also arrange separate meetings if emotions are high or safety is a concern.

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When parenting conflicts linger

When parenting conflicts linger, they can take a toll on your child. If you and your partner are stuck in ongoing disputes, parent coordination can help. This process supports separated, divorced, or never-married couples in resolving parenting issues with the child’s well-being as the top priority.

As your parent coordinator, I’ll guide you in creating and maintaining a healthy parenting plan.

Parent Coordination can help with:

Reducing Conflict
Between Co-Parents

Improving
Communication

Clarifying
Parenting Roles

Supporting Children Through Transitions

Why Consider
Parent Coordination

When co-parenting becomes high-conflict, it can negatively affect both the child’s well-being and the adults’ ability to make important decisions. Parent coordination offers structured, neutral support to improve communication, reduce emotional reactivity, and keep the focus on what matters most — your child’s best interest.

It’s not therapy, but it’s a proactive step toward a more functional, child-centered co-parenting relationship.

What you can expect

A Neutral, Child-Focused Approach

Sessions are guided by what benefits your child, not personal grievances or emotional battles.

Structure and Accountability

Agreements and expectations are clarified to reduce ambiguity and future disputes..

Conflict Resolution Tools

Learn ways to de-escalate tension and communicate more productively, even when you disagree.

Practical, Action-Oriented Support

Focus on next steps, not past conflicts — with clear plans and manageable goals.

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How much does
this service cost?

Parent coordination provides a structured, neutral space to resolve co-parenting conflicts with clarity and empathy. It focuses on supporting both parents in making child-centered decisions that reduce stress and promote cooperation.
This service is different from the others I offer and is more specialized. Please contact me for pricing.

What you might be wondering

Parent coordination is a structured process that helps separated or divorced parents resolve co-parenting conflicts and make child-centered decisions.
Parents who are experiencing ongoing disputes, communication issues, or challenges following custody agreements can benefit from parent coordination.
While parent coordination is a voluntary process, it often works alongside court agreements. Dr. Tzall facilitates productive discussions but does not issue legal decisions.
Parent coordination provides tools to improve communication, reduce emotional tension, and focus on what’s best for the child, helping to create more peaceful co-parenting dynamics.
Yes, sessions typically involve both parents, but Dr. Tzall can also arrange separate meetings if emotions are high or safety is a concern.