Why your narcissistic ex might want a parenting coordinator and what you can do about it / Ep. 113

Are you facing the challenges of co-parenting after a divorce or separation? The idea of parenting coordinators might sound appealing, promising to ease communication and decision-making between you and your ex. But, before you sign up, it's essential to understand the potential pitfalls.
Join us in this podcast episode as we delve into the concept of parenting coordinators and explore the concerns surrounding them. From issues of control and decision-making to the impact on children's upbringing, we dissect this increasingly discussed topic. We'll also offer alternative strategies for resolving co-parenting conflicts and emphasise the importance of active parental involvement.
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In this episode, you’ll find:
What is a parenting coordinator?
What are the risks of a parenting coordinator with a narcissistic/ manipulative and controlling ex
Are parenting coordinators a good idea for co-parenting?
Can parenting coordinators make decisions about child-raising?
Can parenting coordinators help in high-conflict situations?
How do parenting coordinators impact the financial aspect?
Are there risks of bias with parenting coordinators?
How does the involvement of parenting coordinators affect children?
Why is the concept of parenting coordinators seen as a potential issue?
What concerns are raised about parenting coordinators?
What caution is advised regarding parenting coordinators?
How is the idea of parenting coordinators viewed?
What analogy is used to explain the perspective on parenting coordinators?
What is considered crucial in the business of co parenting after a separation?
What potential effects could parenting coordinators have on children?
How is the idea of parents learning to manage co-parenting challenges perceived?
How is co-parenting compared to a business partnership?
What concerns are expressed about the lack of regulation in the field of parenting coordinators?
What alternative options are proposed for resolving co-parenting conflicts?
What could be the consequences if parents rely solely on parenting coordinators?
What advice is given to parents considering parenting coordinators?
What is the purpose of the pop parenting courses?
What should people going through post separation abuse watch out for when parenting coordinators are recommended?