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Divorce can leave you feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, and unsure of what to do next. You may have an attorney handling the legal side, but still need help organizing your thoughts, preparing for important conversations, and making confident decisions.
I provide practical, compassionate coaching for women navigating separation, divorce, custody concerns, court preparation, and high-conflict co-parenting in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
Schedule a complimentary 25-minute consultation. We’ll briefly discuss what you are facing and determine which coaching option best fits your needs.
Individual coaching provides a confidential space to work through your situation, organize your priorities, and create a clear plan for moving forward.
Coaching does not replace legal advice. It helps you become more organized, prepared, and intentional when working with your attorney and making decisions for your family.
Three 60-minute virtual coaching sessions, plus up to six coaching emails between sessions.
Best for someone preparing for an important milestone or working through several connected issues.
A focused 60-minute virtual session for help with a specific concern, decision, document, or upcoming event. Best for someone who needs immediate clarity or assistance with one primary issue.
Includes two 60-minute virtual coaching sessions per month, along with ongoing messaging and limited document review.
Best for someone navigating an active divorce, custody case, negotiation, or ongoing high-conflict situation who wants consistent support.
Joint co-parent coaching provides a structured, neutral environment for separated or divorced parents who want to improve communication, resolve parenting concerns, and create more consistent systems for their children.
Sessions focus on forward progress—not relitigating the relationship or determining which parent is right.
Joint coaching requires the voluntary participation of both parents. If your co-parent is unwilling to participate, private coaching can still help you establish boundaries, improve your responses, and develop strategies for managing the relationship from your side.
One 60-minute session focused on a specific parenting concern, conflict, or decision.
Three 60-minute joint sessions for parents who need structured support with communication, schedules, boundaries, or a parenting plan.
Includes two 60-minute joint sessions per month for parents who need ongoing guidance, accountability, and support.
If you’re not ready for one-on-one coaching, explore my downloadable divorce planning resources designed to help you get organized and reduce overwhelm.
You have one pressing issue, an upcoming meeting, or a specific document you want help reviewing.
You are preparing for mediation, court, a GAL meeting, or another important stage that requires more than one conversation.
Your case is active and you want consistent support, document review, and help responding as new issues arise.
Both parents are willing to participate and want help resolving parenting issues in a structured setting.
You want an affordable way to begin organizing your information and working independently.
Please reach us at shaunawarden@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Divorce coaching does not replace legal representation or legal advice. A coach helps you organize your concerns, identify priorities, prepare questions, and use your time with your attorney more efficiently.
Yes. Coaching can help you organize information, identify the most important themes, prepare for questions, and communicate clearly. I cannot provide legal advice or predict how a judge will rule.
Yes. Private coaching sessions are held virtually and are available to clients throughout Virginia and beyond. Virginia-specific court and legal-process discussions are limited to general educational and organizational support.
Private coaching can help you manage communication, establish boundaries, and reduce conflict from your side. Joint co-parent coaching requires both parents to participate voluntarily.
No. Coaching focuses on present concerns, practical strategies, decision-making, and forward progress. It is not a replacement for mental-health treatment.
Whether you are just beginning to consider separation, preparing for court, or trying to manage an exhausting co-parenting relationship, you deserve support that helps you feel organized and confident.
Schedule a complimentary 25-minute consultation to discuss what you need and determine the best place to begin.
Shauna Warden Coaching provides educational, organizational, and coaching support.
Coaching is not legal advice, legal representation, therapy, or mental-health treatment.
Joint co-parent coaching requires the voluntary participation of both parents.
Co-parent coaching is not therapy or legal advice.
Participation requires mutual consent and adherence to coaching guidelines.
804-433-7403 | shaunawarden@gmail.com
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