Peaceful Presence Divorce Coaching

08/22/2026

08/19/2026

Trauma changes more than how we feel, it changes how the brain functions. Planning, organizing, memory, following through: these are all executive functioning skills, and chronic stress and trauma can quietly wear them down.

For protective parents navigating high-conflict custody cases, this often shows up as forgotten deadlines, scattered thoughts, or the sense that you "should" be handling things better. That's not a character flaw. That's a nervous system under sustained pressure.

Next week I'm hosting a free Lunch & Learn conversation on executive functioning through trauma - what's happening beneath the surface, and what actually helps. For this powerful conversation I'm joined by Sybil Cu**in, LPC, ACS, and creator of the Rising Beyond Power and Control podcast and community. Sybil is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has spent the last decade working with survivors of coercive control, domestic violence, and traumatic institutional betrayal via the family court system.

If domestic abuse or prolonged post-separation abuse has you feeling scattered and wanting remedies, this conversation is for you. Sign up via the link in bio and forward it to someone who needs this support 💚

📅 Wednesday, August 26
🕛 12:00 PM MST / 2:00 PM EST
🎟️ Free
💻 Google Meet - Limited to 150 participants
45 minutes + live Q&A
Register today via the link in bio to save your spot!

08/19/2026

Trauma changes more than how we feel, it changes how the brain functions. Planning, organizing, memory, following through: these are all executive functioning skills, and chronic stress can quietly wear them down.

For protective parents navigating high-conflict custody cases, this often shows up as forgotten deadlines, scattered thoughts, or the sense that you "should" be handling things better. That's not a character flaw. That's a nervous system under sustained pressure.

I'm hosting a free Lunch & Learn conversation on executive functioning through trauma - what's happening beneath the surface, and what actually helps. Next week, I'm joined by Sybil Cu**in, LPC, ACS, and creator of the Rising Beyond Power and Control podcast and community. Sybil is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has spent the last decade working with survivors of coercive control and domestic violence, is joining us to lead the discussion.

If domestic abuse, prolonged post-separation abuse, or navigating family court has you feeling scattered and wanting remedies, this conversation is for you. Sign up the link the below and forward it to someone who needs this support 💚

📅 Wednesday, August 26
🕛 12:00 PM MST / 2:00 PM EST
🎟️ Free
💻 Google Meet - Limited to 150 participants
45 minutes + live Q&A
Register here to save your spot: peacefulpresencedivorcecoaching.com/lunchandlearn

08/11/2026

A reminder to join me tomorrow at noon MST for a soul-nourishing conversation about mini-rituals to help you come home to yourself on your healing path and build resilience for the journey ahead.

Register for free via the link in bio to save your spot today!

https://www.peacefulpresencedivorcecoaching.com/lunchandlearn

08/04/2026

08/03/2026

My next free Lunch & Learn is August 12th, and it's a bit different from the usual line-up.

Join me and Nicole Beaudin, Executive Coach, Intuitive Strategist, and Reiki Practitioner, for “Coming Home to Yourself: Mini-Rituals for Reconnection and Self-Trust.”

Nicole will guide us through small, accessible mini-rituals for reconnecting with your intuition, the part of you that knew the truth long before anyone validated it. If you're carrying the weight of navigating abusive divorce or family court, this session offers steadying practices that heal your heart and build resilience for the journey ahead.

📅 Wednesday, August 12
🕐 12:00 PM MST / 2:00 PM EST
💻 Free, virtual via Google Meet | 30 minutes + Q&A
🎟️ Limited to 150 participants
Register here: peacefulpresencedivorcecoaching.com/lunchandlearn

06/27/2026

If you're trapped in an abusive co-parenting dynamic with an antagonistic counter parent, summer probably feels like chaos to you.

Most families face scheduling challenges during the summer, but if you're court ordered to share custody with an abuser, the loss of structure during the summer months becomes the abuser's playground.

The abuser refuses to contribute to the cost of summer activities or camps for the children.

Direct exchanges create more opportunities for abuse.

Vague court orders that fail to address parenting time swaps for summer vacations.

Neglectful parents leave YouTube or video games to babysit the children.

Travel plans are optimized for the abuser's convenience instead of the children's well-being.

Manipulative parents throw healthy routines out the window to score points with the kids, leaving your children exhausted and dysregulated during your parenting time.

The list goes on...

If you're navigating a chaotic summer parenting plan, I see you. You're not alone.

If you're ready to pursue more stability and structure, and you don't know where to start to fill the gaps in your parenting plan, check out episode 207 of the where we discuss strategies to fill the gaps in your parenting plan, and create more peace and stability for you and your children.

Link below and in my stories/highlights.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4uIwNsAzjSKZtfUjuja8op?si=B7X2T4t2R_W3POGhbt0Hdg

06/21/2026

You can't be a good father if you're abusing the mother of your children. Period.

06/18/2026

If you’re trying to survive a divorce from an abusive or coercively controlling partner, your nervous system has likely been running on high alert — and there are tools that can help.

Join us on June 24th for a free virtual Lunch & Learn with husband and wife therapy practice owners, Corynne and Cameron Kiernes.

They will share some psychoeducation on how the nervous system responds to stress, then guide the group through practicing regulation tools together.

If you're craving a remedy for the crushing weight of chronic stress caused by hyper-vigilance and regular forced contact with an abusive co-parent you won't want to miss this grounding and supportive event.

Toward the end, Corynne and Cameron will be available for Q&A if you’d like support with grounding tools for both you and your children during this challenging journey.

Navigating an abusive divorce takes a village. I'm so glad you're here 💚

📅 June 24, 2026
⏰ 12-1pm MST / 2-3pm EST
💻 Virtual via Google Meet (no account or download required)
🎟️ Free
🔗 https://www.peacefulpresencedivorcecoaching.com/lunchandlearn