With over two decades of experience at the intersection of psychology, coaching, and conflict resolution, I support families through all stages of separation and divorce by bringing structure, emotional regulation, and clarity to an inherently complex process. My work helps parents move from reactivity to thoughtful, child-centered decision-making so legal, financial, and parenting negotiations can proceed more effectively.

I specialize in co-parenting coaching and mediation in both collaborative and mediated divorce, as well as post-judgment co-parenting disputes and recurring conflict. I work closely with parents to stabilize communication, reduce escalation, and build durable co-parenting foundations that extend well beyond the final agreement. I am frequently involved in matters where substance use is part of the family dynamic, helping parents establish accountability, communication safeguards, and child-focused structures that support safety while preserving forward movement in the case.

Having trained and practiced internationally, I bring a culturally attuned perspective to complex family systems, including multicultural and cross-border parenting considerations. Within the collaborative setting, I focus on the emotional and relational factors that often stall progress during divorce or resurface after judgment. By helping clients regulate emotions, clarify priorities, and stay aligned with their children’s long-term needs, I support attorneys and financial neutrals in advancing cases efficiently and collaboratively.

Professionals value my ability to de-escalate high-conflict dynamics, create clear communication frameworks, and maintain strong boundaries while remaining compassionate and steady. I serve as a stabilizing bridge between clients and the professional team, translating emotion into informed participation and workable agreements.

In addition to my mediation practice, I have a background in executive leadership coaching, which informs my work around decision-making, interpersonal dynamics, and unconscious bias. I also serve as a volunteer mediator with the Children’s Law Center of Connecticut Families in Transition program.