Cherie Morris, JD, CDC
Certified Divorce Coach & Parent Coordinator
Cherie Morris, JD, CDC, legal training, and prior law practice make her approach to issues logical and reasoned. She began exploring alternative dispute resolution and mediation to understand how to change the nature of conflict and improve dynamics when conflict occurs, in litigation and otherwise, when a solely rational approach may not succeed. Her approach to conflict is that rational thinking must accompany the ability to empathize and compromise to achieve successful results. Cherie had a long-term marriage with children, which ended in divorce. Ultimately, this deepened her desire to explore how to make a very chaotic and stressful life transition a more organized, fair, and cooperative one, when possible, to serve the best interests of children and adults.
Moreover, this experience inspired Cherie’s training as a divorce coach and parent coordinator. She strongly believes, from her own and her clients’ experience, that facing life transition with the support of an objective thinking partner helps clarify decisions in a supportive and accountable environment and is invaluable. Cherie has four children of her own and is part of a blended family. Not surprisingly, Cherie is delighted to include her partner’s daughter and says they have a combined five. Life is always interesting and challenging.
Cherie’s work is non-medical. As such, her services are not reimbursable with your health insurance policy. Call us to learn more about how she can support you and your family through her virtual services.
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