A podcast for parents navigating the hardest kind of co-parenting—when every message feels like a minefield, and peace feels out of reach.
If you’re stuck in a high-conflict divorce or custody situation, this show is your lifeline. Whether you’re dealing with a narcissistic co-parent, covert manipulation, or the exhaustion of constant conflict, you’re not alone—and you’re not powerless.
Coparenting Beyond Conflict gives you practical tools, expert insights, and compassionate support to help you protect your kids, reduce emotional chaos, and find real peace—even if your co-parent refuses to change.
🎧 What You’ll Learn
🧠 Why Subscribe
Whether you're co-parenting with a high-conflict co-parent, navigating a divorce or separation, or reevaluating your parenting schedule, this podcast provides the emotional tools and expert insight (such as from Dr Ramani) you need to end the conflict.
🎙 About Your Host
Sol Kennedy is a co-parent, father of two, and the founder of BestInterest—the first AI-powered co-parenting app built to support families in high-conflict situations.. After years of facing the realities of high-conflict co-parenting firsthand, Sol founded this podcast to empower other parents to reclaim control and prioritize healing.
💬 Real Tools. Real Stories. Real Change.
From parallel parenting to legal battles, mediation to mental health, you’ll hear from psychologists, divorce coaches, lawyers, and co-parents who’ve been where you are—and made it through.
✅ Subscribe now if you want to:
Don’t wait. Subscribe to Co-Parenting Beyond Conflict now—on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts—and start your journey toward peace.
📺 Also available on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFBXm604cleUkpPQo0F1-B3T458wTt1yC
DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not legal or psychological advice. Please consult a licensed attorney, therapist, or family law expert.
Lawyer turned full-time divorce, conflict, coparent and blended family coach, Cherie Morris has been doing this work for more than ten years. Her specialty is helping couples regulate and de-escalate on their decision to, in the midst of or with post-divorce conflict. Often, slowing down and working on one's own physical and emotional reactivity can help settle the nervous system and the rest of the negotiation.