Episode 302: BestInterest: The AI App for Co-Parenting in Toxic Dynamics with Sol Kennedy
Description
Sol Kennedy, founder of BestInterest, joins me to share how this groundbreaking co-parenting AI-powered app is revolutionizing the way parents navigate high-conflict situations. With features that automatically censor toxic communication, BestInterest helps you reclaim your peace, focus on healing, and show up fully for your kids.
This episode is all about empowering you to establish boundaries, disengage from unnecessary emotional triggers, and take control of your co-parenting dynamic—even when the other parent isn’t on the same page.
What you’ll hear:
- How BestInterest helps you block out toxicity and protect your emotional well-being (7:46 )
- How to handle situations where your co-parent refuses to use the app (11:47 )
- Some of the tools and features of the app, including those that help you create and hold boundaries! (13:38 )
Learn more about Sol Kennedy:
Sol Kennedy is the founder of BestInterest, an innovative, AI-powered app created to transform the co-parenting experience. As a co-parent himself, Sol understands the challenges of communication and stress that often accompany separated parenting. BestInterest offers tools to keep interactions respectful and child-focused, with features like advanced filters, customizable notifications, and a co-parenting journal that helps parents prioritize the children’s well-being. Sol’s mission is to empower co-parents to build peaceful, productive relationships, ultimately benefiting families and reducing conflict.
Resources & Links:
Unbreakable – the Divorce Recovery Retreat, Sedona, AZ in April 2025
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Focused Strategy Sessions with Kate
Phoenix Rising: A Divorce Empowerment Collective
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