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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2026 · 11 MIN

From Conflict to Clarity: Inside the Work of Sarah Green - High-Conflict Divorce Coach & Mediator

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Counsel and Community, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Sarah Green from the Nelson Law Group to discuss the multifaceted role of divorce coaching and mediation. Sarah shares her journey from being a foster parent to becoming a high-conflict divorce coach and certified advanced mediator. She emphasizes the importance of emotional regulation during divorce proceedings and how it aids in making sound decisions. Sarah also highlights the significance of understanding family finances, especially for women, to avoid being trapped in unhealthy situations. The conversation delves into practical strategies for managing emotions, such as improving sleep hygiene, and the benefits of mediation in resolving conflicts amicably. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how emotional support can complement legal processes, ultimately leading to better outcomes for families navigating divorce. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:11 – Meet Sarah Green: Her Journey 00:50 – From Foster Care to Divorce Coaching 02:12 – Role of a Divorce Coach 03:31 – Emotional Regulation in Divorce 04:29 – Importance of Sleep in Emotional Management 05:51 – Co-Parenting and Blended Families 07:26 – Mediation Process Explained 08:39 – Creative Mediation Solutions 09:10 – Financial Awareness for Women 10:18 – Key Takeaways from Divorce Coaching About the Show: Counsel and Community is a podcast that bridges the gap between legal insights and real-life impact. Designed for individuals navigating legal changes, the show offers practical guidance on personal growth and financial well-being. Each episode features experts from the Nelson Law Group, who share their knowledge and experiences to help listeners make informed decisions. With a focus on clarity and actionable advice, Counsel and Community aims to empower its audience to face life's challenges with confidence and resilience. Apple - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nelson-law-group-pc/id6738844277 Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.android.nelsonlaw

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In this episode of Counsel and Community, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Sarah Green from the Nelson Law Group to discuss the multifaceted role of divorce coaching and mediation. Sarah shares her journey from being a foster parent to becoming a high-conflict divorce coach and certified advanced mediator. She emphasizes the importance of emotional regulation during divorce proceedings and how it aids in making sound decisions. Sarah also highlights the significance of understanding family finances, especially for women, to avoid being trapped in unhealthy situations. The conversation delves into practical strategies for managing emotions, such as improving sleep hygiene, and the benefits of mediation in resolving conflicts amicably. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how emotional support can complement legal processes, ultimately leading to better outcomes for families navigating divorce.

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