The words you use during – and after divorce – can affect how you and your spouse or former spouse are able to navigate your
Erik Feig joins Steve Schleupner in this podcast discussion about how mediation can help divorcing parents with neurodiverse and special needs children transition more smoothly while prioritizing their children’s unique needs
Erik Feig had the privilege of being a guest on Hirsch Serman‘s Financial Wellness Hour! They had an in-depth discussion about how mediation can support
Listen to Erik Feig’s interview on the Divorced Girl Smiling Podcast where he shares advice and ideas to keep in mind about HOW you want your divorce to go, and how mediation can help get you through to the other side with less stress and less drama – so you all can move forward.
Listen to Erik Feig’s unterview on the D-Shift Podcast with Mardi Winder-Adams, where they have a practical discussion about the power of family mediation and its role in supporting families with neurodiverse children and tackling sensitive caregiving and elder care issues.
A podcast discussion with Erik M Feig about issues and practical strategies for parents and families navigating divorce with neurodivergent or special needs children.
Erik Feig joins Jackie Pilossoph on the Divorced Girl Smiling podcast to talk about ways parents and co-parents can de-stress the summer to back-to-school transition, especially important if you have neurodivergent kids…
Erik Feig joins the Off the Fence with Karen Covy podcast to discuss what makes divorce in a neurodiverse family more complicated, and his commitment as a mediator and as a parent of neurodivergent children to help parents navigate the process in a healthier way with less conflict and more cooperation – for themselves and for their children.
Divorce can make the holiday season a complicated and emotional co-parenting journey on so many levels. In my recent interview on The Divorced Girl Smiling
I recently had the pleasure of speaking on Paul Carroll’s podcast about “What ASD Dads need to hear about marital strain and healthy dialogue.” Paul
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