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Tamar talks about what to do when your kids act differently after coming home from their co-parent's house. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Tamar talks about a different way to handle this frustrating (and common) dynamic. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Tamar talks about a different way to handle this frustrating (and common) dynamic. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Tamar talks about how to handle this uncomfortable phase of divorce. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Tamar talks about what to do when your co-parent is sick. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Tamar talks about how to handle this awkward situation. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
This week we got a question about what to do if your co-parent does not wanna meet in person and is high conflict. So you can't transition the kids in person, but they need to take stuff with them, such as medicine and clothes and whatnot. How, how do you handle this? Book a call with Co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
This is a hard one to dig into without knowing more information because like you want to know, what's the communication like, what is this order about that they're not following? How long has it been? Do they have a, a history of not following orders? Book a call with Divorce & co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Get single parent divorce advice with Daren Douglas: @husbandsdiarywithdaren *** Divorce is hard enough. Don't do it alone. Find relatable divorce content & community at: WTFdivorce.com @WTFdivorce
Tamar talks about a better way to have this conversation about religion. I'm Tamar Burris. I'm a divorce and co-parenting coach. You can find me at my website, www.tamarburris.com, or on the WTF divorce directory
Today we're talking about the concept of fair, which is something that comes up a lot in divorce and then moving into co-parenting. It's this idea of what's fair. We're splitting everything equally. It's equitable, it's fair. But when it comes to our kids, what does fair really mean? ** I'm Tamar Burris. I'm a divorce and co-parenting coach. You can find me at my website, www.tamarburris.com, or on the WTF divorce directory
I think the biggest is to try to escape feelings, to try to numb down feelings of loss or grief or anger or resentment. But also I think alcohol use ticks up because we may be going out more than we used to when we were married, and having more of a structured life. Like we may be dating again or reconnecting with friends. And oftentimes in our culture, that means going out for drink. *** Beth Purcell is a Alcohol-Free Life Coach, who helps mindful women 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗮𝗹𝗰𝗼𝗵𝗼l 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹 & 𝗶𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗮𝗻𝘁 in their lives, and explore what really nourishes them. Connect with Beth at: www.bethpurcell.com @bethpurcellcoaching *** Tamar Burris is a divorce & coparenting coach Book a call with Tamar at: www.tamarburris.com @tamarburris *** Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
Today we're talking about how do you co-parent with a narcissist. And the real answer is you don't. A narcissist is never going to be a good co-parent. A narcissist is always gonna put their needs first. They wanna have the attention. They wanna have control. They will never be putting their kids in the forefront. They're never going to work together to make sure the kids get exactly what they need. They wanna make sure they get what they need. Book a call with Co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
The idea of co-parenting with someone who you don't trust is difficult. And it's common because think about, you know, your relationship broke up, right? You have a lot of love lost. Book a call with Co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help
It feels impossible! Hi! I am Tamar Burris. I'm a single mom, divorce and relationship coach. I use my own personal experience and coaching knowledge to help families co-parent without blame. 👋 Book a FREE 15-minute discovery session with me at: www.tamarburris.com *** ✅ Go to WTFdivorce.com for relatable help with divorce, co-parenting, and dating