Parenting Across the Divide: A Trauma-Informed Co-Parenting Workbook Paperback – Large Print, February 9, 2026

A trauma-informed co-parenting workbook for real families—navigating conflict, silence, and survival while protecting what matters most.Parenting Across the Divide is not just a plan. It’s a healing space.Created by licensed therapist and parent advocate Nahomie Julien, this comprehensive 400+ page workbook is designed for co-parents navigating high-stress, high-conflict, and emotionally complex dynamics — from cooperative to parallel parenting, and everything in between.Whether used independently or alongside a therapist, this book offers a structured but flexible path for clarity, grounding, and child-centered healing.Written specifically for:Parents parenting through estrangement, grief, or emotional harm.Co-parents navigating court orders, manipulation, or non-cooperation.LGBTQ+ families, chosen families, and culturally rooted/immigrant families.Therapists, support groups, caseworkers, and parenting program facilitators.Inside this 400+ page toolkit, you’ll find:Reflection prompts, communication scripts, emotional check-ins, and grounding tools.Worksheets and trackers for transitions, custody scheduling, boundaries, and blended family integration.Weekly co-parenting journals, therapist support logs, and decision-making templates.Dedicated chapters for financial dignity, child protection, spiritual & cultural anchoring, and navigating toxic co-parents.Specific support for trauma-impacted, neurodiverse, and marginalized parenting experiences.Rooted in intersectional healing, this workbook holds space for the lived realities of co-parents who are carrying more than most people see — including those navigating systemic harm, generational trauma, or identity-based marginalization.You don’t need a perfect agreement to protect your child’s peace. You don’t need to heal all at once to begin parenting from intention. You just need space to reflect, tools to return to, and a voice that says: you're not doing this alone. Read more