You Don’t Need Cooperation to Reduce Parenting Conflict with Chrystal Fischer
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What if reducing co-parenting conflict does not require both parents to cooperate?
In this episode of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast, Tracy Callahan welcomes Crystal Fisher, founder and executive director of Parenting with Grace, author of Protected and Connected, parenting educator, and DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach.
Together, they challenge the belief that successful co-parenting requires constant communication, mutual cooperation, or a friendly relationship between former spouses. Crystal explains how one parent can begin changing entrenched conflict patterns by communicating with greater intention, creating emotional stability, and focusing on what they can control.
The conversation also explores why less communication may be healthier in some situations, how parallel parenting can protect families from ongoing conflict, and why children should never be expected to carry the emotional burden of their parents’ divorce. Crystal shares practical ways parents can pause, examine their responses, and measure progress by the peace and stability they create for themselves and their children.
Learn more about Crystal’s work at Parenting with Grace:
https://parentingwithgrace.org
Purchase Protected and Connected on Amazon:
https://a.co/d/0bJyMCw0