This High Conflict Diversion Program offers strategies for effective communication and negotiation for families experiencing divorce. Nearly one in three divorces results in high conflict leaving the children with no sense of safety

Finding Balance out of Chaos, Changing for the Children

Changes incorporated by one parent can potentially stop the conflict. It should be noted that when substance abuse, personality disorders or other issues of this nature (such as a spouse who can't or won't disconnect) are involved, special and more individualized strategies are required. These are all incorporated into the curriculum and a major focus of the High Conflict Diversion Program.

The goal is to work at the beginning of the process in order to identify the potential for High Conflict. Strategies for resolution frequently succeed in shifting the dynamic away from conflict continuation. We help identify direct and indirect belief patterns, triggers, coping mechanisms and survival strategies that prevent parents from accessing their capacity to disengage from  high conflict and move on with their lives.