How the Collaborative Divorce Process Creates the Foundation for a Family's Future Success
Divorce Ends the Marriage but Collaborative Can Transform Families
by Renee Natvig
Divorcing through the Collaborative Process can do so much more for former spouses and their children than a traditionally litigated divorce. The process itself is set up to equally support both partners and create a framework to envision, not just an end of their marriage, but the beginning of a new family set up in the best interest of all involved.
In this video, Carina Leeson and I discuss how Collaborative Divorce works and why she sees it as a transformative process.
Renee Natvig, LCSW is a psychotherapist who specializes in relationship therapy and individual therapy for adults. As a Collaborative Mental Health Facilitator Renee works with other Collaborative Professionals to support people who have decided to divorce but who want to do so in a more respectful, peaceful way. Renee can be reached at 407-625-3134 or at [email protected].
