Jessica Knight Coaching

maybe you’ve tried therapy… but it’s been more harmful than helpful because your therapist didn’t understand emotional abuse and toxic relationship dynamics. applying tools intended for two healthy people doesn’t work when there’s a personality disordered person and/or abuse present in the relationship. working with someone who understands patterns of narcissistic and emotional abuse can help you make the right decision for yourself. high conflict divorce coach (hcdc) becomes a strategy partner for their client, getting into the trenches and assuming position as a trusted team member. a hcdc maintains strong boundaries, not crossing into attorney territory (legal advice) or therapeutic territory (mental health). the services and support of a hcdc compliments the work of family law attorneys and mental health providers. the hcdc holds a unique lens, helping their clients to see things from a variety of angles and perspectives so they are fully educated on the process. the hcdc guides