Staying Rooted Through the Holidays:
A Co-Parenting Intensive

A focused co-parenting intensive for separated and divorcing parents who want the holidays settled before they arrive. You’ll leave with a written plan that covers the holiday schedule, handoff times and places, how you’ll communicate, which traditions go where, and what you’ll tell the kids.

Two homes. One holiday plan.

You’re newly separated. Things feel confusing and hazy. Or maybe you’ve been divorced for a while but need help co-parenting around the holidays. You’re not quite sure how to navigate all the holiday things in this new-ish family shape. You worry about how to handle drop offs over Thanksgiving. You don’t know what to tell the kids about how Christmas or Hanukkah will feel this year. Sound familiar?

Start With A 15-Minute Phone Call

Let’s come up with a plan that feels good to everyone.

One 20-minute private phone call with each parent to set up goals.

2 Private Calls

Up to 3 hours together, making decisions and a collaborative plan.

1 Working Session

A Written Plan

Your holiday agreements, sent to you both.

Thirty minutes to discuss what worked and adjust what didn’t.

A January Check-In

Sessions can be scheduled anytime between November 2 and December 18.
In person or virtual in Austin, Texas
at the offices of Wild Oak Psychotherapy
4425 South MoPac Expy / Suite 502 / Austin, Texas 78735

FAQs

  • This is a collaboration around co-parenting best practices, not mediation. However, bringing tough conversations and decisions to a parent coach can be empowering and most people find that this safe space enables them to reach a good compromise.

  • Co-parenting intensives operate under a “no secrets” policy; please do not share anything with Kat that you don’t want to share with the other parent.

  • Parent coaching intensives operate completely separately from legal, court, or mediation matters. You are free to engage attorneys or anyone else outside of parent coaching sessions; however, the only people involved in coaching sessions are Kat and the co-parents.

  • Nope! This is just a collaborative process between two co-parents, facilitated by a co-parenting expert.

  • You implement the plan! And then we’ll meet back up for a check-in in January to discuss what worked and adjust anything that didn’t. You’ll also be able to schedule further parent coaching sessions with Kat if you’d like.

  • Are separating, divorcing, or newly co-parenting

  • Can both sit down in the same room

  • Want schedules, handoffs, and traditions decided

  • Are prioritizing the well-being of your kids and each other

A Good Fit If You…

  • Are looking for therapy, mediation, or legal advice

  • Need to bill insurance

  • Are experiencing high or intensive conflict

Not A Good Fit If You…

(Kat will make referrals and recommendations as needed, so please reach out if you need any help with issues like these.)

Settle the holidays before they arrive.

early bird pricing through November 9th

$1150
($575 per parent)

$1350 after 9/9

About Kat

Kat is an LCSW-S, psychotherapist, and practice owner. As a former special education teacher and full time therapist, she has lots of experience supporting kids and families through transitions, grief, and loss. She loves working with co-parents working through separation and divorce because 1) she is a co-parent herself! and 2) all family members—adults and kids—benefit immensely from thoughtful, intentional co-parenting.

Start With A 15-Minute Phone Call