What we do
The Coparenting Cooperative provides a range of family services - from parenting coordination and divorce mediation to post-decree modifications. Our goal is to prioritize and preserve the well-being of the children involved and to avoid the expense, time, and stress of litigation. The Coparenting Cooperative's unique approach to mediation and negotiation can help you succeed, even if you've tried mediation before without success.
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How We're Different
High-Conflict Case Resolution
High-Conflict Case Resolution
As non-attorneys, we are able to provide you with individualized attention, including timely responses and support tailored to your specific needs, ensuring you feel heard and understood throughout the process.
High-Conflict Case Resolution
High-Conflict Case Resolution
High-Conflict Case Resolution
Our expertise lies in navigating emotionally charged disputes and complex interpersonal dynamics. By utilizing de-escalation techniques and modern mediation skills, we continually advocate for resolutions that prioritize long-term outcomes that are best for your children while minimizing further conflict.
Rachel Heyde
Parenting Coordinator & Divorce Mediator
Rachel's background as a police officer and former high school administrator equips her with a balanced perspective that prioritizes fairness and facts, ensuring that her coaching always revolves around the best interest of children. Her direct and practical approach to conflict resolution streamlines the mediation process, effectively minimizing both time and financial costs for all parties involved.
Rachel brings a wealth of experience in conflict resolution and negotiation, leveraging skills honed during ten years in law enforcement. During mediation, Rachel applies her deep understanding of human behavior, communication, and de-escalation techniques in a new context, helping parties reach amicable agreements in disputes. Her unique insight into legal and procedural nuances facilitates the mediation process, ensuring comprehensive and practical solutions that consider various perspectives.
Rachel has earned a B.A. in Spanish Education and an M.A. in Educational Leadership. She has completed parent coordination training through The Cooperative Parenting Institute as well as a 40-hour divorce mediation training through The Center for Conflict Resolution. Rachel is a member of The Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
Rachel has further refined her mediation skills through parenting her children. When she is not mediating at work or in the home, she enjoys completing DIY home projects, playing with her two German Shepherds, and watching true crime documentaries.
