Resources for Divorce Professionals
Your go to spot for divorce and co-parent resources including worksheets, books, apps, and podcasts
Forms
Set clear expectations and avoid misunderstandings with this comprehensive Financial Responsibility Form designed for therapy practices working with individuals, couples, and families—especially those navigating divorce or shared parenting arrangements.
This professionally written form helps practices clearly outline insurance, billing, payment responsibility, fee-splitting policies, cancellations, and consultation fees. It guides clients through important financial agreements before services begin, helping therapists and families establish transparency and accountability from the start.
Save time and strengthen your practice with our professionally developed therapy forms designed specifically for divorced and co-parenting families.
Start working with divorced families with clarity and confidence. This ready-to-use intake form helps therapists and family professionals quickly gather key details about family dynamics, parenting arrangements, and children’s needs.
👉🏼 Save time, reduce confusion, and start conversations that support healthier co-parenting and better outcomes for children.
When working with families navigating divorce, clear expectations are essential. The Divorced Family Policies document helps therapists and practices set professional boundaries, clarify roles, and prevent misunderstandings about the limits of therapy during legal proceedings.
Provide these policies upfront practices now and protect the therapeutic relationship, reduce conflict between parents, and create clarity about expectations before therapy begins.
Worksheets
Divorce Process Options
Quick reference to who is involved in each divorce process option
CHILD
Useful guide to help parents prioritize their children’s emotional well-being and sense of security during and after separation.
BIFF
Use the BIFF Response® to navigate difficult conversations with highly conflictual people
LEARNS
Use The LEARNS technique to help you respond to your child’s feelings and concerns in a supportive way without undermining your co-parent.
Comparison Chart
Compare your options: Collaborative, Mediation, or Litigation
Children’s Bill of Rights
Useful guide to help parents prioritize their children’s emotional well-being and sense of security during and after separation.
Do’s and Don’ts
Useful guide to help parents create a divorce narrative to share with their children.
