Putting your children’s wellbeing first
Separation brings significant change, and when children are involved, navigating that change well matters more than ever. Post-separation parenting support helps you and your co-parent build a respectful, workable approach to raising your children, even when the relationship between you has ended.
At Attune Connect, the focus isn’t on resolving the relationship between parents; it’s on creating a stable, cooperative foundation that supports your children’s wellbeing, now and into the future.
Who post–separation parenting can help
Post-separation parenting support can help parents who are:
- Recently separated and establishing co-parenting arrangements for the first time
- Experiencing ongoing conflict or communication breakdown that is affecting their children
- Navigating disagreements about parenting decisions, routines, or boundaries
- Adjusting to blended family dynamics following separation or repartnering
- Seeking a more constructive, child-focused way to communicate with a former partner
This service may be relevant whether you’re newly separated or have been co-parenting for some time but want to improve how that’s working.
How Kira works with you
Kira brings a unique combination of expertise to post-separation parenting support, drawing on her training in Child Consultancy alongside her experience as a family dispute resolution practitioner.
This dual lens means Kira can hold both the emotional, therapeutic needs of your family and the practical, structured process of reaching workable agreements, always with your children’s wellbeing held as the central priority.
What to expect from sessions
Sessions typically begin with an initial conversation to understand your family’s situation and what’s bringing you to seek support. From there, Kira will work with you to determine the best structure for moving forward. This may include sessions with both parents together, individual sessions, or a combination of both, depending on what’s most appropriate for your circumstances.
From there, the frequency and shape of your sessions will be tailored to your needs and will naturally evolve as your circumstances and goals change over time.
Medicare rebates may be available for sessions with Kira. Visit our Services page for full pricing and rebate information.
Ready to get started?
If you’re navigating co-parenting after separation and want support building a more constructive path forward, we’d love to hear from you.
Putting your children’s wellbeing first
Separation brings significant change, and when children are involved, navigating that change well matters more than ever. Post-separation parenting support helps you and your co-parent build a respectful, workable approach to raising your children, even when the relationship between you has ended.
At Attune Connect, the focus isn’t on resolving the relationship between parents; it’s on creating a stable, cooperative foundation that supports your children’s wellbeing, now and into the future.
Who post–separation parenting can help
Post-separation parenting support can help parents who are:
- Recently separated and establishing co-parenting arrangements for the first time
- Experiencing ongoing conflict or communication breakdown that is affecting their children
- Navigating disagreements about parenting decisions, routines, or boundaries
- Adjusting to blended family dynamics following separation or repartnering
- Seeking a more constructive, child-focused way to communicate with a former partner
This service may be relevant whether you’re newly separated or have been co-parenting for some time but want to improve how that’s working.
How Kira works with you
Kira brings a unique combination of expertise to post-separation parenting support, drawing on her training in Child Consultancy alongside her accreditation as an AMDRAS mediator, and experience facilitating over 1,000 family disputes throughout her career.
This dual lens means Kira can hold both the emotional, therapeutic needs of your family and the practical, structured process of reaching workable agreements, always with your children’s wellbeing held as the central priority.
Kira remains impartial throughout the process, helping you and your co-parent communicate more effectively and reach decisions that work for your family.
What to expect from sessions
Sessions typically begin with an initial conversation to understand your family’s situation and what’s bringing you to seek support. From there, Kira will work with you to determine the best structure for moving forward. This may include sessions with both parents together, individual sessions, or a combination of both, depending on what’s most appropriate for your circumstances.
From there, the frequency and shape of your sessions will be tailored to your needs and will naturally evolve as your circumstances and goals change over time.
Medicare rebates may be available for sessions with Kira. Visit our Services page for full pricing and rebate information.
Ready to get started?
If you’re navigating co-parenting after separation and want support building a more constructive path forward, we’d love to hear from you.
Putting your children’s wellbeing first
Separation brings significant change, and when children are involved, navigating that change well matters more than ever. Post-separation parenting support helps you and your co-parent build a respectful, workable approach to raising your children, even when the relationship between you has ended.
At Attune Connect, the focus isn’t on resolving the relationship between parents; it’s on creating a stable, cooperative foundation that supports your children’s wellbeing, now and into the future.
Who post–separation parenting can help
Post-separation parenting support can help parents who are:
- Recently separated and establishing co-parenting arrangements for the first time
- Experiencing ongoing conflict or communication breakdown that is affecting their children
- Navigating disagreements about parenting decisions, routines, or boundaries
- Adjusting to blended family dynamics following separation or repartnering
- Seeking a more constructive, child-focused way to communicate with a former partner
This service may be relevant whether you’re newly separated or have been co-parenting for some time but want to improve how that’s working.
How Kira works with you
Kira brings a unique combination of expertise to post-separation parenting support, drawing on her training in Child Consultancy alongside her accreditation as an AMDRAS mediator, and experience facilitating over 1,000 family disputes throughout her career.
This dual lens means Kira can hold both the emotional, therapeutic needs of your family and the practical, structured process of reaching workable agreements, always with your children’s wellbeing held as the central priority.
Kira remains impartial throughout the process, helping you and your co-parent communicate more effectively and reach decisions that work for your family.
What to expect from sessions
Sessions typically begin with an initial conversation to understand your family’s situation and what’s bringing you to seek support. From there, Kira will work with you to determine the best structure for moving forward. This may include sessions with both parents together, individual sessions, or a combination of both, depending on what’s most appropriate for your circumstances.
From there, the frequency and shape of your sessions will be tailored to your needs and will naturally evolve as your circumstances and goals change over time.
Medicare rebates may be available for sessions with Kira. Visit our Services page for full pricing and rebate information.
Ready to get started?
If you’re navigating co-parenting after separation and want support building a more constructive path forward, we’d love to hear from you.
