Meg Gluckman
Divorce and co-parenting coach for separating parents
| Hourly rate range | $65 to $110 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Co-parenting and divorceFamily communicationLife transitionsDivorce recoveryStress and overwhelmGoal setting and accountability |
| Works with | Parents |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Sessions | Online |
| Practice | Meg Gluckman Coaching, LLC |
Meg Gluckman is a divorce and co-parenting coach who helps parents through separation, divorce and life after. She works with clients on co-parenting problems, big emotions, and getting ready for legal and financial meetings. Sessions run by Zoom. Each session includes a hot topic the client picks, and it ends with clear next steps. She also offers coaching for couples who want to co-parent well and writes a blog for divorcing parents.
What Meg helps with
Meg helps parents handle the practical and emotional sides of separation and divorce. She also supports them as they build a new life after it.
- Co-parenting challenges and parallel parenting
- Preparing for meetings with mediators, attorneys and financial experts
- Grief, anger and resentment during divorce
- Setting boundaries with an ex
- Building a parenting schedule and handling holiday changes
- Returning to work or changing careers after divorce
- Adjusting to new living arrangements
- Dealing with a step-parent's behavior
Who Meg works with
Meg works with parents who are separating, divorcing or already divorced and sharing custody. Clients are juggling work, kids and their own health while they sort out legal and money questions. She sees individuals and also offers an introductory call for couples. Some clients come to her through divorce professionals.
How Meg works
Each session starts with sample topics like a co-parenting issue, a schedule change or a talk with an attorney. Clients can bring a hot topic to every session. Meg coaches them on it so they leave with clear next steps, decisions made and new tools. She tracks progress, keeps clients accountable to their goals, and teaches skills for communication and boundary-setting. She also builds action plans that cover the next 3 months.
Background and qualifications
- Divorce and co-parenting coach
- Offers referrals to attorneys and other professionals
- Writes a blog for parents going through divorce
- Speaks to divorce professionals about referring clients to coaching
Meg Gluckman pricing
Programs and services
- Individual divorce coaching
- Individual co-parent coaching
- Free intro Zoom call for individuals
- Free intro Zoom call for couples
- Newsletter and free co-parenting resources
Meg Gluckman reviews
The CoachVouch take
Meg focuses on both divorce and co-parenting, and she also offers her coaching to divorce professionals who refer clients.
Best for parents in the middle of separation or divorce who want clear next steps and a calmer co-parenting plan.
Common questions
How much does Meg Gluckman charge?
Coaching with Meg runs $65 to $110 an hour. Message Meg from this page for an exact quote.
What does Meg Gluckman help with?
Meg Gluckman helps with co-parenting challenges and parallel parenting, preparing for meetings with mediators, attorneys and financial experts, grief, anger and resentment during divorce and setting boundaries with an ex.
Does Meg Gluckman coach online?
Sessions are online.
Does Meg Gluckman help with legal and financial questions?
She helps clients get organized and prepare for meetings with attorneys, mediators and financial experts, and she can refer them to professionals. She is not an attorney, medical professional or financial advisor.
How do I contact Meg Gluckman?
Send Meg a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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