December 12, 2023
Exploring the Distinction between a Parenting Coordinator and a Mediator
In situations of separation or divorce, parents often encounter challenges when it comes to co-parenting their children. Seeking professional assistance can be beneficial, however understanding the roles of various professionals can be confusing. Two common figures involved in assisting families are Parenting Coordinators and Mediators....
November 13, 2023
Choosing Wisely: How to Select the Best Parenting Coordinator for Your Clients
When it comes to co-parenting after separation or divorce, enlisting the help of a skilled parenting coordinator can make a world of difference to parents in implementing their parenting agreements or orders in a way that manages ongoing conflict. The right parenting coordinator can facilitate...
September 05, 2023
Nurturing Stability: Maintaining Structure and Boundaries as a Parenting Coordinator
As a parenting coordinator, your role in guiding families through post-separation co-parenting challenges is both rewarding and impactful. With a focus on child-centric interventions and conflict resolution, your expertise plays a vital role in creating stable and nurturing environments for children. In this blog post,...
August 01, 2023
Enhance Your Professional Toolkit: Enrol in Parenting Coordination Training with Parenting Coordination Australia!
Parenting Coordination Australia is delighted to announce the next round of comprehensive training in Parenting Coordination. If you are a mediator, lawyer, social worker, or psychologist looking to expand your expertise and positively impact families navigating post-separation co-parenting, this training opportunity is tailor-made for you....
July 12, 2023
Which matters would benefit from Parenting Coordination (PC)
When and why a matter might be referred to PC The parenting coordination (PC) process may benefit certain matters once they have reached a final parenting plan, or Order. Sometimes PC is part of final orders. It may have been forecasted that the parents may...
