child-centered solutions
Private Divorce Coaching Services
You are not alone.
There is a path forward.
Navigating a divorce can feel isolating, overwhelming, and emotionally exhausting, especially when children are invo lved. Parents often feel stuck and unsure how to move on in a way that minimizes conflict.
Child-Centered Solutions is led by our President and Founder, Dr. Susan Wiggin, who brings more than 20 years of experience in separation and divorce, parental rights, and high conflict family dynamics. Child-Centered Solutions helps parents navigate separation and divorce with clarity, structure, and purpose. Susan’s work centers on improving communication, reducing conflict, and creating realistic, action-based co-parenting plans that support children and strengthen the family as a whole.
Susan served as a Guardian ad Litem in family matters for many years and brings extensive experience as a:
Separation and Divorce Coach
Co-Parenting Coach
Co-Parenting Educator
Susan has advanced training in Alternative Dispute Resolution, coercive control, domestic abuse and principled negotiation. She helps co-parents recognize harmful communication patterns, manage power imbalances, and develop practical tools that promote healthier interactions and long-term stability for their children.
Child-Centered Solutions offers flexible support tailored
to each family’s needs, including:
Separation and Divorce Coaching
Co-Parent Coaching
Consulting with Attorneys and Mental Health Practitioners
Group Workshops
Professional Education Conferences
Each engagement is designed to meet families where they are and support them from the earliest signs of relationship strain through separation and divorce, court involvement, and post-divorce.
Separation and divorce may mark the end of one chapter, but it does not have to define the next.
From young children to adult children and blended families, separation and divorce impacts the entire family.
Child-Centered Solutions helps co-parents move forward with confidence by reducing conflict and building a stable foundation for their children and themselves. A better future begins with respectful and effective co-parenting communication.