Raising a child is one of life’s many joys and yet it can come with unexpected challenges — especially when parenting responsibilities become shared between two households. Life transitions, different parenting styles, unclear boundaries, and past experiences can all add layers of stress that affect both parents and children as the family dynamics become a little more complex.
Co-parent therapy provides a supportive and neutral space to explore these challenges, identify patterns that may cause tension or disagreement, and develop strategies for smoother collaboration within interactions. Together, we will focus on strengthening communication, setting clear boundaries, gaining effective strategies, and navigating conflicts with empathy and respect for one another and the children.
The goal of this work is not only to manage challenges but to cultivate a partnership that supports your child’s emotional security and well-being. By building understanding, fostering cooperation, and creating consistent routines, co-parent therapy helps parents navigate shared responsibilities with greater confidence, clarity, and balance.
Co-parent therapy is not only about solving problems between parents, it is also about creating space for the development of co-parenting acceptance, mutual respect, healthy collaboration, and effective tools within the dynamic.
At the heart of it all, the shared focus is to create a healthy parenting dynamic that works together for the best interest and well-being of the child.
R. Knost

Meghan Campos (she/her)
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist #154701
Supervised by Marissa Baumann, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, #106722
Practicing under the auspices of Grateful Heart Holistic Therapy Center.
© 2025 by Meghan Campos, AMFT.
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