How to avoid the “tit for tat”

Posted onApril 22, 2021

In this short video with divorce and parenting coach Nichole Farrow, Peter Burgess, Mediator and Solicitor and Partner at Burgess Mee, explore how to avoid those tricky “tit for tat” arguments with your co-parent and how to train your mindset to defuse those situations.

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