When you’re at the end of your rope and desperately need support in your high conflict divorce or child custody battle, consider this resource for victims of narcissistic abuse.

If you’re currently on the high conflict divorce battlefield, please take a moment today to care for yourself. The role of compassion for self while divorcing a narcissist cannot be overstated.

When you’re divorcing a narcissist, it’s essential to develop an attitude of radical acceptance. This individual is who they are. They’re not likely to make any huge changes.

Finding a divorce coach in your area is actually really simple. We have the Certified High Conflict Divorce Coaches listed on our website, and have a quick and easy search function on the bottom of the coach database.

Emotionally, yes, but let’s be clear. I was literally broke for a long time. Not a penny to my name, no access to accounts, drowning in debt - if you’re here, this is all-too familiar.

Curious to learn more about becoming a high conflict divorce coach?In celebration of our program’s growth and alumni achievements, we’re providing an overview of the program and coursework, success stories from our graduates – including their personal wins and legislative advocacy – along with program information for 2024 and 2025.

This week, meet Tammy Adcock: a recent graduate of the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP), and the sixth featured coach in our HCDC blog series.

This week, meet Alyse Rynor, LCSW: a recent graduate of the High-Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP), and the seventh featured coach in our HCDC blog series.

As a certified HCDC and Victim/ Child Safety Advocate, Annie guides her clients through divorce and assists survivors of domestic violence and their children. 

Learn more about becoming a high conflict divorce coach. At the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program, we are building a worldwide army of advocates.

Alana Sharps is a multitalented author, speaker, and thought leader – and after graduating from the HCDCCP, she’s also a certified HCDC and child custody consultant.

This week, meet Jenn Woosley: a recent graduate of the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP), and the third featured coach in our HCDC blog series.

This week, meet Cynthia Montalbano: an accomplished graduate of the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP), and the second featured coach in our HCDC blog series.

As a divorce coach, Dana helps clients “refill” their cups with empowerment strategies and techniques for self-care; but when she’s not coaching, replenishing her own cup is just as essential.

There is no “perfect” student, and there are no prerequisites required for the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP). We simply ask that students apply and join the program with a willingness to learn and engage.

Compared to a traditional divorce coach, a High Conflict Divorce Coach is trained to assist anyone involved in a high-conflict custody battle, regardless of whether they’re married.

Leaving an abusive relationship is complex. Many individuals who work up the courage and use their resources find that their spouse continues harmful behavior after a separation. Often, domestic violence leads to post-separation abuse and high-conflict divorce.

Going through a divorce is never easy and in fact, it is known to be one of life's greatest stressors. Even when spouses are committed to keeping things civil, conflict can arise, and derail the best laid plans and intentions.

Serving divorce papers and reaching agreements during divorce is never easy, but the journey can be even more stressful if your spouse has a high conflict personality disorder.