01/31/2026
Co-Parenting After Toxic Love: Protecting Peace for You and Your Kids
If you’ve been telling yourself “I’ll start when life calms down,” here’s the truth: life rarely calms down first. You build calm on purpose. You train it—like a muscle.
When you’re co-parenting with a difficult person, your nervous system can stay activated. Healing isn’t only about you—it’s about the environment your children feel too. We work on boundaries, communication, triggers, and how to stop getting pulled into chaos.
As your holistic wellness coach, I look at the whole picture: mind, body, nervous system, energy, emotions, and patterns. When you feel stuck, it’s usually not because you don’t want change—it’s because your system learned to protect you through old habits (overthinking, people-pleasing, shutting down, staying in draining relationships, or pushing until burnout).
The goal is not “perfect.” The goal is regulated, clear, and consistent—so you make decisions from your highest self instead of survival mode.
Extra perspective:
Your body is always giving feedback—tight chest, shallow breathing, racing thoughts, fatigue, irritability, brain fog, or feeling numb. Those aren’t personal failures; they’re signals. When you respond with the right support (reiki, sound, grounding, coaching, and boundaries), your system learns safety again—and your life opens up.
Try this today:
• Create a communication boundary (keep it brief and clear).
• Regulate before responding to messages.
• Get support so you don’t carry it alone.
Quick note: Healing isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what works consistently. One regulated day can change your whole week.
If you want help choosing the best next step (Reiki, Sound Bath, Detox, Reading, or Coaching), DM me “READY.”
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