by David Kennedy | Oct 20, 2026 | Clinical Psychotherpy
If you’re seeking therapy for divorced parents struggling to communicate, the most commonly recommended approaches are co-parenting counseling, individual therapy, and a structured parallel parenting model. Which one fits your situation depends on your conflict... by David Kennedy | Oct 19, 2026 | Clinical Psychotherpy, Counseling
School Struggles: When Assessment Makes Sense By Dr. Kevon Owen, LPC Kevon Owen Christian Counseling Clinical Psychotherapy OKC When a child struggles academically, emotionally, or behaviorally, parents often wonder whether the problem is temporary or something that... 
by David Kennedy | Oct 19, 2026 | Clinical Psychotherpy
If you’re looking for ways to reduce co-parenting conflict with professional therapy, the starting point is the same for most families: a structured, neutral clinical space where divorced parents stop relitigating old grievances and start answering one question... by David Kennedy | Oct 18, 2026 | Clinical Psychotherpy, Counseling
Family Traditions That Strengthen Connection Family traditions give loved ones dependable ways to spend time together, share values, and create lasting memories. Simple activities, such as weekly meals, bedtime conversations, and seasonal celebrations, can... 
by David Kennedy | Oct 18, 2026 | Counseling
Co-parenting conflict after divorce is a major risk factor for poor mental health outcomes in children, and it is also one of the most manageable problems when parents have the right tools and support. Research consistently indicates that ongoing interparental... 
by David Kennedy | Oct 17, 2026 | Clinical Psychotherpy
Co parenting therapy is structured counseling that helps two parents work together more effectively after a separation or divorce. The focus is the parenting partnership and the child’s wellbeing, not the romantic relationship or who was at fault in the breakup.... 
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