Description:
Combative to Collaborative: The Co-parenting Code is the essential guide for parents living separately to improve life for their children, themselves and everyone that surrounds them. You can save your family. You can be happy!
Brief description: Teresa has been successfully co-parenting for over 20 years and has written two books on the topic. Her mission is to take positive co-parenting from exception to expectation for all divorced and separated parents, their kids, and loved ones.As an author, speaker, coach, and family mediator, Teresa helps individuals, families, teams, and organizations transform combative relationships into collaborative partnerships. She has spent over 30 years in business working with people to achieve feats they thought were impossible. Known as a dynamic speaker with a unique creative flair, Teresa is a Professional Member of the National Speakers Association. Learn more at www.teresaharlow.com.
Review Quotes:
"This book is a true breakthrough for co-parents struggling to positively interact or who want to get it right from the beginning. I highly recommend it!"
- Jack Canfield, Coauthor of the bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul(R) series including Chicken Soup for the Parent's Soul
"Couples who have experienced the trauma of divorce and are trying to coparent their children in the best possible way, will find this book extremely helpful."
- Gary Chapman, Ph.D., Author of The 5 Love Languages
"... Recommended reading for any stepparent, divorced parent, or blended family member looking for guidelines and concrete steps for co-parenting success. Readers motivated to improve interactions and make better choices must add Combative to Collaborative to their arsenal of positive change!"
- Midwest Book Review
"A must have guide for divorced parents and those parenting separately."
- William L. Geary, Divorce Attorney
"Teresa Harlow's book is like a vital GPS that guides couples in their separation and custody arrangements. Her practical tips are respectful reminders of not only the children's needs but those of both parents as well."
- Susan Zimmerman, Author and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
"Parents working together is always in the best interest of the family and Combative to Collaborative should be required reading for all co-parents."
- Gloria Redding, Author, Family & Education Life Consultant
"In a world filled with so much conflict and division, it is refreshing to find a positive approach to what is often such a negative experience. Teresa
Harlow does a good job reminding parents they are supposed to be the adults in the room."
- Rebecca L. Parker, Ph.D., Founder and Chief Collaboration Officer, Something To Say
"As someone who experienced divorce, co-parenting and step-parenting, I highly recommend this book. It is straight talk for navigating the best
outcome for the children involved."
- Cindy Cipriani, Success Coach, Author and Speaker