You can have a real life outside of coparenting stress.

You can stop spiraling, stop explaining, and stop reacting to their chaos. You don’t have to figure this out on your own — and you don’t have to stay stuck. That's why Unfuck Your Coparenting exists.

Everyone says it gets easier — why is it getting worse?

The system isn’t built for the high-conflict dynamic you’re trapped in. It assumes goodwill, mutual accountability, and emotional maturity on both sides.. 

That doesn’t happen with a toxic narcissistic whatever-the-fuck personality. All they care about is attention and control. 

Positive or negative doesn’t matter. If you’re reacting, explaining, or scrambling to keep the peace, they’re winning. That’s proof they still control the spotlight — and your nervous system.

Control is the whole playbook. Controlling you, the narrative, and the outcome.

“What’s best for the kids” isn’t in there. You can’t coparent with that, and if you’re trying to, you know exactly how fucked it feels. 

But you don’t have to play their game. 

Unfucked coparenting breaks the dynamic. It allows you to:

  • protect your children’s stability,

  • stop letting them live rent-free in your head

  • preserve your sanity and disengage from impossible “cooperation.”

Practical, real-time support

When traditional advice fails, and chaos keeps escalating, you need support that works inside a high-conflict reality.

Parallel Parenting Intensive

My core coaching plan is a 12-week intensive where we build your personalized parallel parenting system.

You get:

  • 2-hour Strategy Session

  • Personalized Parallel Parenting Blueprint

  • 11 weekly 1-hour check-in calls

  • 24-hour turnaround support between sessions

This is for you if you need help:

  • Recognizing and understanding  your ex’s patterns

  • Responding to messages without spiking conflict

  • Refining boundaries for long-term peace

Learn more about the Parallel Parenting Intensive

Parenting Plan Review

This is how we reduce future chaos before it gets locked into a court order.

I review your draft parenting plan for:

  • Weak spots

  • Vague or risky clauses

  • Hidden landmines

  • Areas your ex is likely to exploit

You get:

  • A 60-minute intake call

  • A detailed redline and written review of your plan

  • A 60-minute review call to walk through changes

This is for you if you are:

  • Pre-divorce or redoing your parenting plan

  • Focused on the court battle

  • Looking for strategic protection, not emotional processing

Learn about the Parenting Plan Review

Monthly Support

When you need ongoing support that doesn’t fit the mold.

We’ll talk through what’s happening, where you’re stuck, and what kind of support will help you the most right now.

You’ll get:

  • 1-hour personalized coaching call

  • Tailored guidance based on your situation

  • Actionable strategies you can implement immediately

  • Navigating a specific conflict or situation

    Reviewing communication before you send it

    Getting unstuck and figuring out your next move

This is for you if you:

  • Navigating a specific conflict or situation

  • Not ready for a structured plan

  • Getting unstuck and figuring out your next move

  • Figuring out what actually matters—and what to ignore

Learn About Booking Options

Intro Call

This is where we figure out what support actually makes sense for you.

We’ll talk through what’s happening, where you’re stuck, and what kind of support will help you the most right now.

You’ll get:

  • A 1-hour call

  • Clear next steps

This is for you if you:

  • Have no clue where to start

  • Don’t trust your own judgment anymore

  • Feel too exhausted to think clearly

Book your Intro Call

Support that assumes reality, not goodwill

Traditional coparenting advice is built on a fantasy. It assumes both parents are capable of putting the kids first, compromising when disagreements arise, and communicating in good faith to resolve problems.

High-conflict personalities don’t play by those rules.

They escalate.
They manipulate.
They manufacture problems and call it communication..

You can’t coparent with that.

Unfucked coparenting starts from reality. When one parent is high-conflict, constant interaction is toxic — for you and for your kids.

That’s why this method is built on parallel parenting, not cooperation. It means operating with:

  • Strong boundaries

  • Minimal contact

  • Separate lanes

  • Documentation over discussion

This is the only framework that consistently allows you to:

  • protect your children’s stability

  • preserve your sanity

  • stop wasting energy on impossible “cooperation”

You’re not giving up.
You’re refusing to play their game — and choosing a structure that works with or without them.

Support that assumes reality, not goodwill

Traditional coparenting advice is built on a fantasy. It assumes both parents are capable of putting the kids first, compromising when disagreements arise, and communicating in good faith to resolve problems.

High-conflict personalities don’t play by those rules.

They escalate.
They manipulate.
They manufacture problems and call it communication..

You can’t coparent with that.

Unfucked coparenting starts from reality. When one parent is high-conflict, constant interaction is toxic — for you and for your kids.

That’s why this method is built on parallel parenting, not cooperation. It means operating with:

  • Strong boundaries

  • Minimal contact

  • Separate lanes

  • Documentation over discussion

This is the only framework that consistently allows you to:

  • protect your children’s stability

  • preserve your sanity

  • stop wasting energy on impossible “cooperation”

You’re not giving up.
You’re refusing to play their game — and choosing a structure that works with or without them.

“[Liv] immediately understood the dynamics I was stuck in and helped me name what was happening without minimizing it or turning it into blame. . . . The work isn’t finished, and that’s the point. I’m constantly improving — but my mental health is dramatically better, and I finally have a real life outside of co-parenting stress.”

— C., California Dad

Ready to stop reacting and start living again?

Let’s build the strategy that gets you there — let’s UNFUCKyour coparenting.