Resources
During mediation, I am happy to refer you to outside professionals if needed, such as financial or advisors, mental health professionals, or parenting experts. The self-help tools below can also be a helpful resource as you work through mediation, and after your legal matters are resolved.
Books
The Co-Parenting Handbook: Raising Well-Adjusted and Resilient Kids from Little Ones to Young Adults through Divorce or Separation, by Karen Bonnell with Kristin Little
Better Apart: The Radically Positive Way to Separate, by Gabrielle Hartley with Elena Brower
Our Happy Divorce: How Ending Our Marriage Brought Us Together, by Benjamin Heldfond and Nikki DeBartolo
Transcending High-Conflict Divorce: How to Disengage From Your Ex and Find Your Power, by Virginia Gilbert, MFT
Podcasts
Divorce & Beyond with Susan Guthrie, https://divorceandbeyondpod.com
Happy Never After https://happyneverafter.libsyn.com
Lioness Queen https://iamthelionessqueen.com
WTF Divorce https://www.wtfdivorce.com
Divorce on Planet Earth http://divorceonplanetearthblog.katescharff.com
Video
In the United States, about half of kids will experience their parents’ divorce by age 16. SPLIT explores the effects of divorce on children. In the film, twelve children aged 6-12 speak honestly about how parental separation and divorce has affected them.