Foley Family Mediation & Child Consultancy
Parental Coordination - Supporting Parents Beyond Final Orders
Parental Coordination helps high-conflict parents implement parenting agreements and reduce ongoing disputes—keeping the focus where it belongs: on your children.
What is Parental Coordination?
Parental Coordination is a child-focused service designed to assist separated or divorced parents who experience frequent conflict over parenting arrangements. Unlike mediation, which focuses on reaching agreements, Parental Coordination helps parents implement those agreements and reduce ongoing conflict.
Through structured sessions, parents receive support in managing communication, resolving day-to-day disputes, and making consistent decisions in the best interests of their children.
A Practical, Ongoing Process:
- Neutral, child-focused guidance
- Support in implementing parenting plans or court orders
- Improved communication between parents
- Reduced parental conflict
- Focus on cooperation and accountability
- Sessions may be held individually or jointly and can be tailored to meet the ongoing needs of each family.
Why Choose Rebecca?
Experience That Supports Real Change
With over 23 years in statutory child protection and nearly 20 years of experience in the Family Court system, including leadership in the original Magellan Project, Rebecca brings unmatched expertise to her role as a Parental Coordinator.
She is also an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) and offers a calm, structured, and deeply child-centred approach that helps parents move beyond conflict and focus on what matters most: their children’s wellbeing.
Is PC Right for You?
Is Parental Coordination Right for Your Family?
Parental Coordination is ideal for families where:
✅ There is ongoing conflict after separation
✅ Parents struggle to communicate effectively
✅ Court orders or parenting plans aren’t being followed
✅ Children are caught in the middle of disputes
If this sounds familiar, Parental Coordination may be the support your family needs.
