High Conflict Diversion Program™ Support Circle
Our support group offers a safe space where you can connect with others facing similar challenges. Gain insights, share experiences, and access valuable resources to help you navigate the complexities of high conflict co-parenting under the guidance of one of our expert coaches and myself.
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Find solace, guidance, and community.
Through our support group, you'll have access to moderated discussions, expert advice, and coping strategies to help you manage conflicts, communicate effectively, and prioritize your children's well-being.
Our support group offers a structured program comprising 6 sessions spanning 12 weeks, with bi-weekly meetings. Each session is 90 minutes long and it is meticulously planned to ensure consistency and follows a predefined schedule with specific start and end dates. It's important to note that our support groups aren't continuous but rather conducted periodically, typically two to three times annually. Our upcoming session commences in October.
For a fee of $595, participants gain access to engaging group discussions led by experienced moderators. Additionally, participants receive 'hot coaching' during sessions, providing immediate support and guidance tailored to individual needs.
Support Group Registration Form
After we receive your filled-out form, a member of our team will contact you to provide the upcoming available dates and further information on the group's format.
Why Enroll?
Enrolling in our support group offers a vital lifeline for navigating the complexities of high conflict co-parenting. By joining, you gain access to a supportive community of individuals who understand your struggles firsthand. Our structured program provides invaluable insights, practical strategies, and emotional support tailored to your unique situation. Together, we can navigate the challenges, build resilience, and prioritize the well-being of both you and your children
Limited Places
The space is limited to accommodate 6 to 8 individuals per session. This ensures a supportive and intimate environment where every participant can actively engage and receive personalized attention
What people are saying
Monica Borschel
Brook deeply understands how past experiences, personality, and the nervous system result in different conflict styles. In this group, I learned how to take a deeper look at my reactions and the reactions of those around me. Because of this group, I have a deeper understanding of myself and others.
Cristin Manfredi
I have a Master's in Mediation and Applied Conflict Studies. I have been a C/V and Divorce Mediator since 2007 and currently offer co-parenting/divorce coaching. I just want to thank you for your wonderful podcast and all the great knowledge you share with our world of divorce and co-parenting.
Who is this group for?
High Conflict Divorce Expert Brook Olsen HHP/SEP
Brook Olsen is a Certified Parenting Educator with the International Network for Children and Families, a Certified Divorce Mediator, Divorce Coach, Founder and host of the High Conflict Co-Parenting Podcast and author of The Black Hole of High Conflict, which offers perspectives and strategies for navigating a high conflict divorce.
A Personal Experience with High Conflict Divorce
After his own litigious, two-and-a-half year high-conflict divorce, Brook saw the need for a holistic approach to divorce mediation, which included meditation, managing trauma, and an understanding of how personality traits and personality disorders create high conflict in a divorce.
Brook teaches classes in the High Conflict Diversion Program and trains instructors to teach the Program throughout the U.S. and Canada. He also leads workshops in communication for couples and is a peer consultant for fellow professionals.
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