Clear thinking for a difficult season.

Divorce can make every decision feel urgent. Together, we slow things down, separate what matters from the noise, and translate uncertainty into practical next steps.

Start where you are.

Before

For the questions that begin before a case does.

  • Clarify priorities, concerns, and potential risks

  • Prepare for attorney consultations

  • Organize records and important questions

  • Consider children’s developmental and emotional needs

During

For staying thoughtful when the process becomes demanding.

  • Prepare for evaluations, mediation, and meetings

  • Understand reports and professional recommendations

  • Communicate clearly and strategically

  • Stay focused when emotions are running high

After

For navigating the practical realities that follow.

  • Understand the practical implications of decisions

  • Adjust to parenting plans and family transitions

  • Address concerns as circumstances change

  • Build more workable communication and co-parenting systems

A clear way forward.

1. Choose your support

Send me a quick message and select a focused consultation, an extended strategy session, or ongoing coaching based on what you need right now.

2. Schedule and pay

Choose an available time, select Zoom or an in-person meeting, and complete payment securely online.

3. Let’s get to work

Bring the questions, records, worries, or decisions. We’ll organize what matters and translate it into practical next steps.

Focused Consultation
60 minutes | $275
For one immediate concern, important conversation, or decision that needs focused attention.

Choose Your Support

Extended Strategy Session
2 hours | $550
For complex circumstances requiring deeper discussion, preparation, or a detailed action plan.

Ongoing Coaching
Six 60-minute sessions | $1,550
For consistent guidance and strategic support throughout a longer transition.

A clear scope from the beginning

Coaching with Diane is educational, strategic, and action-oriented. It can help you prepare, organize information, improve communication, understand professional processes, and translate concerns into practical next steps.

Coaching is not psychotherapy, legal advice, crisis response, a custody evaluation, or a neutral service. The scope, communication practices, fees, and limitations of the work will be clearly identified before services begin.