I Don’t Fix Marriages.

I help you work together to raise good kids from two homes.

Private divorce coaching in Dallas, TX, and online for parents looking to peacefully separate.

You never wanted to be here.

Divorce wasn’t in the plan—not for you, not for your kids. But here you are, navigating a time that feels terrifying.

You’ve heard the horror stories…

The kids who never recover.

The ex’s who turn into lifelong enemies.

The “broken” families that never quite heal.

Deep down, you’re asking yourself:
Am I about to do that to my own kids?

The answer is NO.

You’re not.

I’m Julia. As a marriage and family counselor and divorce coach, I guide parents through tough transitions. Don’t believe the scary stories, a peaceful separation is possible.

Two Parents. Two Perspectives.

One Big Mess.

You may have gone to marriage counseling together, but now that you're divorcing, that support is gone.

Each person turns to their own friends and family, and things quickly get complicated. There are two parents, two therapists, two lawyers, and two different sides. Communication breaks down, happening only through attorneys. Families begin to break apart, not just because of the divorce, but because there isn’t a common plan for what happens next.

A New Kind of Parenting Plan,

for a New Kind of Family

I help you make important decisions about schedules, communication, transitions, and expectations with:

✅ Two private coaching video calls each week.
✅ On-call support through text or phone whenever you need it.
✅ Confidence that you are doing your best to support your children's emotional needs.

This support is available at $2500 per month. I work closely with a limited number of families at a time to ensure each client receives dedicated, personalized support. Before we begin, we’ll have a free initial consultation to make sure we’re the right fit for working together.

Client Testimonials

  • "The way Julia can lead me from chaos to clarity in my brain is unlike any other therapist experience I've had. I always leave our sessions feeling stronger in my heart and mind."

    —Andrea R. (client since 7/22)

  • "Julia has been amazing and vital to my understanding and growth...Her unique experience, empathy, and honesty in our situation has been instrumental for me, my wife, and my family."

    —Pat R. (client since 1/23)

  • "We both wanted to put our children in the center–it’s still our common goal. But I had a lot of resentment. What helped was to have Julia help me reframe that my ex wasn’t just my “ex” but rather “the mother of my children.” That made a huge impact on how I saw and treated her. Today we are very proud of how we are co-parenting, while also encouraging our new partners to be involved."

    —Ryan P. (client since 3/22)

Ready to sink your teeth into something that will help this minute? (I’ve felt that urgency, too.)

How to Navigate Divorce (without F*cking Up Your Kid)

The title not only comes from my propensity for profanity, but it’s also the #1 phrase I hear from parents.

From exactly how to tell the kids (and how NOT to, from experience) to helpful terminology and co-parenting resources, this 40 page e-book is here to help you learn how to parent together during and after your divorce.

The resource I wish someone had given me during my own divorce.

FAQ’s

  • Co-parenting coaching helps divorced or separated parents work together for their kids benefit. It’s action-oriented and focused on practical solutions, not therapy. Instead of looking at the past, we focus on today—improving how you co-parent now and moving forward.

  • I have a master’s in Marriage & Family Therapy, specialized training in crisis management, grief counseling, and child development, and I’m a Wayfinder Coach through Martha Beck’s program. But more than that—I’ve lived this. I was a child of divorce, a mom navigating divorce with three young kids, and for the past 15 years, I’ve been helping families through the toughest transitions. I bring both professional expertise and real-life experience to my work.

  • Attorneys handle the legal side of divorce, but they’re not trained to help you co-parent. Coaching gives you the tools to communicate, minimize conflict, and create stability for your kids—saving you stress, legal fees, and even future counseling costs. The more you prevent conflict today, the better your co-parenting relationship will be tomorrow. It’s an investment in your family’s future.

  • While joint participation is my preferred way to get you what you want, it’s definitely is not mandatory. Individual coaching can still provide you with effective strategies to manage co-parenting challenges and improve the overall dynamic, even if the other parent chooses not to engage.

  • If you're in the DFW area, we can meet at my home office or your home—whatever feels best for you. If you're outside the area, all sessions are online, with text and phone support between meetings for every client.

  • I work on a monthly retainer because I take a limited number of clients and want to be available when you need me. My retainer package is $2500 per month and includes two sessions per week, plus on-call crisis management support whenever you need it.

  • It depends on what you need. Some parents just need a few sessions to create a solid parenting plan. Others work with me for 6-12 months and check back in if and when new challenges come up.

Take action today.

If you're in the thick of it—or just realizing your marriage is ending—you’re in the right place.

I’ve pulled together some free tools to help you take a breath and get clear.

When you're ready for more than just resources—reach out.

No salesy pressure. Just a real conversation about what support could look like.