Transforming Divorce: Embracing Respect & Collaboration | Divorce with Respect Week
Welcome to an inspiring roundtable discussion hosted by the National Parents Organization, featuring Ashley Nicole Russell as the emcee, alongside Melissa Lennon and Leslie Howell, the dynamic co-chairs spearheading Divorce with Respect Week. This special event, rooted in the collaborative spirit of a group from California, aims to revolutionize how divorce is approached across the United States, promoting family-centered, low-conflict alternatives. Dive into a heartening conversation about the evolution of Divorce with Respect Week and its mission to spread awareness about peaceful pathways for families navigating divorce. Discover the interdisciplinary approach that collaborative divorce entails, bringing together lawyers, mental health professionals, and financial specialists to support families in a holistic manner. This team-centric strategy ensures that the process is not about pitting one spouse against another but about fostering a supportive environment for the entire family. Ashley, a staunch advocate for collaborative divorce and shared parenting, shares her journey and passion for changing the divorce narrative in America. Melissa and Leslie offer insights into the importance of respect in family law, illustrating how it plays a crucial role at every level, from the overarching dynamics of family restructuring to the individual relationships within it. Learn about the innovative concepts of creating a short, blame-free divorce story and a family mission statement that places children at the heart of the process. This video is not just for those contemplating or going through a divorce but also for professionals seeking to adopt a more compassionate and effective approach to family law. It highlights the significant growth of Divorce with Respect Week, now reaching 16 states, and showcases the collaborative effort to make respectful divorce a reality for more families. For anyone interested in learning more about collaborative divorce, seeking professional guidance, or participating in Divorce with Respect Week, visit Collaborative Divorce California's website. Join us in this movement to transform the landscape of divorce into one of respect, collaboration, and positive generational change. Remember, it's never too late to choose a path of respect and collaboration in your divorce process. Let's redefine divorce together. The National Parents Organization (NPO) is a nonprofit committed to fostering the well-being of children through the promotion of shared parenting and gender equality in family law. Recognizing the crucial role both parents play in the development and happiness of their children, NPO advocates for reforms that ensure equitable co-parenting arrangements post-divorce or separation. By sharing research and educating legislators, NPO strives to create a legal and cultural landscape where children can thrive with the love and support of both parents equally. We invite you to explore more about our mission, achievements, and how you can contribute to this transformative cause. Visit us at sharedparenting.org to learn how you can become part of the movement towards a more equitable future for families everywhere. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of children and parents across the nation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more insightful discussions and expert advice on parenting in the digital age. Donate to NPO: sharedparenting.org For more information: Collaborative Divorce California - https://collaborativedivorcecalifornia.com/ Divorce with Respect Week - https://collaborativedivorcecalifornia.com/dwrw/ Divorce Options - https://divorceoptionsinfo.org/ Speakers: Ashley-Nicole Russell ANR Law, Collaborative Family Law North Carolina Melissa Lenon, M.A. Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, #112326 Vice President, Collaborative Practice of Silicon Valley Santa Clara, CA 95051 Leslie K. Howell Mediator & Collaborative Divorce Lawyer AMICABLE DIVORCE SERVICES Pasadena, CA 91107
