My Story   Client Results   Media   Contact
Welcome To
Positive Proactive Parenting
Meet Patricia
Patricia helps separating and divorcing parents develop Comprehensive Collaborative Parenting Plans so they can transition all members from an intact to a divided family.

Patricia also helps parents maintain positive self-esteem in their children and feel safe and secure while transitioning the family dynamics. Patricia likes to help parents avoid the pitfalls that she fell into that inadvertently assisted with the development of the parental alienation.
★ Our Values ★
Our Top 7 Values:
  • Honesty: Our #1 priority - We are open & honest about absolutely everything; We have nothing to hide because we're only here to help you.
  •  Service: We promise to deliver the BEST, most valuable, most up to date information we possibly can. Take advantage of any webinars, videos, free reports, etc. that we offer (They're meant to help you!)
  •  Commitment: We want you to succeed; That's why we only share systems and strategies that ACTUALLY WORK.
  •  Follow Through: If we say we're going to do something, we're going to do it - We genuinely care about each and every one of our clients.
  •  Passion: This isn't just some money grab - We are passionate about what we teach and are excited to help others through our life-changing information.
  •  Integrity: We will never push you to do/buy anything - We're only here to serve you.
  •  Communication: Need to ask a question? We're here for you 7 days per week. Just click that "Contact" button up top and we'll be in touch shortly!
Checkbox
Why use a parenting coach?
• You want to have as many skills as possible so that you can help your child flourish. Let’s face it, many parents, parent by trial and error, taking a parenting course reduces the errors.
• You learn how to build and maintain a positive self-esteem in your children.
• You teach your children excellent communication skills.
• You teach your children excellent problem solving and conflict resolution skills.

• Your child may be going through a difficult stage in their life and would benefit from you having some additional skills and insights to help your child navigate through the stage smoother.

• You may be going through a separation and/or divorce and want to help your child cope without taking responsibility for the breakup of the family.

• You and your former spouse want to develop a fair and comprehensive parenting plan to provide your child with stability and to feel secure to love and be loved by both parents.
Creating a Parenting Plan
Benefits of Preparing A Comprehensive Collaborative Parenting Plan
When things go wrong when you separate or divorce they can go very wrong. The more planning you do in anticipating possible disagreements can save emotional wear and tear on everyone.

Preparing a comprehensive collaborative parenting plan can save you, your former spouse and most importantly your children years of turmoil and misunderstanding. It provides for predictability, stability and continuity. Which are amazing gifts to give your children. It can also save you hundreds, possibly thousands of dollars in lawyer and court fees to attempt to resolve conflicts after separation.

Building a comprehensive collaborative parenting plan will help children moving from an intact to a divided family flourish because opportunity for conflict has been reduced and there is a desire to use conflict resolution skills instead on arguing and resorting to the legal forum for conflict resolution.

It allows you to empower your children with an abundance of self-esteem, excellent communication, and problem solving and conflict resolution skills. Skills that we all need to navigate a more purposeful and less stressful life.

Children should not lose out because we have issues with the other parent. It is our children’s right to be able to love and be loved by both parents and terribly wrong of a parent that will interfere with another parent’s parenting time and the child’s affection for that parent.

A comprehensive collaborative parenting plan can help you move from an intimate to a business relationship, help you understand how your children will experience separation and teaches you how to anticipate your children’s needs.

You will learn the central issues to consider and the implications to the parenting plan for the various stages of child development. You will learn children’s common reactions to separation.

You will discuss and decide on communication methods and learn what goes into a parenting plan.

So if you want your children to thrive through the separation and divorce process, save money and reduce the time for conflict and confusion and ;provide them with the stability and opportunity to love and be loved by both parents, I recommend you create a comprehensive collaborative parenting plan. Preferably with your children’s other parent, even better with a parenting coach or family counsellor to help you make decisions based on “The best interest of the children. If you can’t sit down with the other parent, then create one anyway for presentation to the other parent or to the other parent’s legal representative.
Share Us on Social Media:
CUSTOM JAVASCRIPT / HTML
Powered By ClickFunnels.com