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SMART WOMAN’S GUIDE TO BREAKUPS AND EVERYTHING AFTER

Parenting

Separating from your Ex and starting a solo or co-parenting journey can be fraught with stress and anxiety. We’ve been there and have collected advice from other women too with the hopes you can see you are not alone in this.

  • Parenting

    Co-Parenting – Putting the Kids First

    Dr. Azmaira Maker, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist (Psy 21570), with over twenty years of experience and the founding director of Aspiring Families. She has been serving families in San Diego for over ten years. Do you have a question about co-parenting during divorce? Ask us HERE.  

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