Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach) & Fay Petcher
Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach), Fay Petcher & Fiona Kong
Co-Parenting Journal - How to Help Your Kids... And You! Home Sweet Homes Journal, Ep26 DCP
Co-Parenting Journal - How to Help Your Kids... And You! Home Sweet Homes Journal, Ep26 DCP
Co-Parenting Journal - How to Help Your Kids... And You! Home Sweet Homes Journal, Ep26 DCP
Monday 9th May 2022
Discover how the 'Home Sweet Homes' Co-Parenting Journal by Fiona Kong helps kids and parents express emotions during divorce on the Divorce Coaching Podcast.
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Author:
Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach) & Fay Petcher
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Categories:
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Toolkit
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Journaling Through Divorce: A Lifeline for Co-Parents and Kids
I love the fact that it's also a real book and it's not been digitized and put onto an app, like you said. He can look through and see, like mom and dad's writing.
How do you help your kids navigate the emotional rollercoaster of divorce? In this heartwarming episode of the Divorce Coaching Podcast, hosts Tom Nash and Fay Petcher have a virtual coffee chat with Fiona Kong, the brilliant mind behind the 'Home Sweet Homes' Co-Parenting Journal. This episode takes a nostalgic turn, swapping out tech for the timeless comfort of pen and paper.
Fiona’s journal isn’t just any book; it’s a lifeline for kids under 10, offering them a safe space to explore and express their feelings through drawing and writing. It’s also a powerful tool for parents, helping to bridge communication gaps and build trust during challenging times. Fiona shares personal stories and practical tips on how to use the journal effectively, making this episode a must-listen for any parent facing the complexities of co-parenting.
Tune in to discover how something as simple as a journal can transform your family’s journey through divorce.