NACCC CEO Elizabeth Coe was delighted to attend a special evening event celebrating the launch of The Co-Parenting Method: Six Steps to Raise Happy Kids after Separation and Divorce, the groundbreaking new book by award winning coach Marcie Shaoul.
The event, hosted by legal and financial advisors Irwin Mitchell, took place on Tuesday April 1st, at The Ivy Club, London. The packed gathering provided a deep dive into The Co-Parenting Method, which is based on Marcie’s acclaimed coaching methodology, The Co-Parent Way™.
The evening began with an engaging welcome speech by Zahra Pabani, Partner at Irwin Mitchell, followed by a thought provoking interview and Q&A session led by broadcaster and Senior Associate Mediator at Irwin Mitchell, Joanna Gosling. Marcie Shaoul shared insights into her innovative six-step process designed to help parents co-parent effectively, offering practical strategies to move from conflict to collaboration.
The Co-parenting Method equips separated parents with essential tools to foster a positive co-parenting relationship. The book is full of practical tips, strategies, real-life tools and guidance to help parents prioritise their children’s wellbeing while navigating the challenges of separation.
NACCC Patron, The Rt Hon Sir Andrew McFarlane, President of the Family Division and Head of the Family Justice Council, contributed a foreword to the book, stating:
I have no hesitation in endorsing this book. It is inspirational. I am not aware that anything like it has been written before. Marcie knows that her method works. Her energy and enthusiasm spring off every page.
Throughout the evening, Elizabeth Coe engaged with guests to discuss the importance of effective co-parenting and the impact of this invaluable resource. She expressed her appreciation for the event, saying:
Thank you to Irwin Mitchell for hosting such a meaningful event. It was an honour to celebrate the launch of The Co-Parenting Method and to help raise awareness of how effective co-parenting can transform a child’s experience following separation. The book offers practical strategies to help parents communicate and collaborate effectively, always placing the needs of the child first. I have no doubt it will be an essential resource for separating parents and family law professionals alike, making a real difference to families navigating separation.
The launch event underscored the importance of conflict-free co-parenting and highlighted The Co-Parenting Method as a transformative guide for parents striving to create a supportive and stable environment for their children after separation.