Divorce coaching is not legal or financial advice. Divorce coaching is not therapy.

Instead, divorce coaching is a forward-thinking process which results in a transformational experience for you as client, either before, during, and/or after a divorce. As a divorce coach, I am your thinking partner, sounding board, and avid supporter for what you want next, and helping you get there. Using various coaching tools, I help you identify what steps you need to take in order to live your life as the most authentic and best version of yourself.

My coaching services consist of a flexible, goal-oriented process designed to support, motivate, and guide you if you are thinking of divorce or already going through divorce, and help you make the best possible decisions for your future based on your unique interests, needs, and concerns.

The American Bar Association defines divorce coaching as a flexible, goal-oriented process designed to support, motivate, and guide people going through divorce to help them make the best possible decisions for their future, based on their particular interests, needs, and concerns.

The International Coaching Federation, ICF, defines coaching (in general) as: Partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential.

At KMP Coaching LLC, we specialize in providing personalized divorce coaching solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. Our services include one-on-one coaching sessions, group workshops, and other resources designed to help individuals navigate the challenges of divorce effectively and positively.

To schedule a free discovery session/consultation with KMP Coaching LLC, please email us at [email protected] or visit our Contact page and will get back to you promptly to arrange a suitable time for your session.

During a coaching session, you can expect a supportive and confidential environment where we will discuss your specific challenges and goals related to divorce. Our coaching approach is designed to empower you with strategies and insights that promote personal growth, clarity in decision making, and healing throughout the process.

Yes, all coaching sessions at KMP Coaching LLC are strictly confidential. We prioritize your privacy and ensure that any information shared during our sessions remains secure and private, allowing you to speak freely and openly about your experiences.

Each coaching session typically lasts for 60 minutes, providing ample time to explore your concerns and develop actionable strategies. We can adjust the duration based on your needs and preferences, ensuring you receive the support you require.

We accept various payment methods, including credit cards and Venmo, making it convenient for you to complete your transaction.

Not all divorce coaches are alike. The CDC is a certified divorce coaching program and is recognized around the world as the professional standard for divorce specialty coaching. CDC Certified Divorce Coaches go through rigorous training, have an ongoing continuing education requirement, and must adhere to a defined standard of ethics and professional responsibility and code of ethics.

No. My role as divorce coach is strictly limited to coaching services only. While I can give you general information about divorce and help you get organized and focused to work with your divorce attorney, I do not and cannot provide legal advice as a divorce coach. There is no attorney-client relationship being formed. I strongly encourage each of my clients to retain a qualified and licensed divorce attorney so they have access to comprehensive legal advice during the divorce process.

While the title “divorce coach” might seem to suggest that I’m always actively advocating for divorce in every situation, that’s not my role. Indeed divorce is not the right path for some clients. Instead, I support and work with clients who are contemplating whether to divorce their spouse or who are already actively in the process of going through a divorce, and help them make decisions, communicate more effectively, and process emotions that align with their best self.

Not only do I have rigorous training and skills gained as a CDC Certified Divorce Coach, I am a family law attorney and mediator with comprehensive insight informed by my experience as a legal professional working with divorcing clients. I also personally went through the divorce process myself after being married for than 20 years, and am a child of divorce as well. Read more about my story and credentials here.

More importantly, I come to divorce coaching with a collaborative, empathic, and curious mindset. I personally deeply understand what it is like to dissolve a long-term marriage in midlife, as well as what it is like to come out as LGBTQ+ during that process. Divorce is not a failure, and neither is discovering that something that once felt right, no longer fits. Even in a “good” or amicable divorce, there can be many emotional, financial, and logistical challenges that arise, often unexpectedly. Knowing this, I listen to my clients’ personal histories and visions for their futures with compassion and enthusiasm, encouraging a growth mindset that allows each client to live her most authentic self as she moves forward on the path toward her new life. I know and offer the kind of support (and sense of humor) it takes to stay focused on making good decisions without second-guessing.

In most cases, sessions and meetings will take place virtually (via Zoom). But in some circumstances, in-person meetings are possible depending on where the client resides, which will be determined on a case by case basis. I also offer in-person “courthouse tours” as described on my Services page.

Most one-on-one sessions are typically 60 minutes. Divorce coaching sessions work best with consistency and relative frequency, usually every week or every two weeks. Sessions are bundled into 1, 3 and 6 month packages.