A Resource for Coaches Supporting Clients Whose Home Life Is Getting in the Way

When family conflict is part of what’s keeping a client stuck, this workshop is designed to help

Why This Matters

Many clients are doing meaningful work in coaching because of your support — and still struggling to move forward.

Not because they lack insight or motivation, but because they are navigating ongoing tension at home.

You might see it as:

  • progress in sessions that doesn’t hold between them
  • emotional reactivity after interactions with a partner or child
  • decision fatigue and overwhelm rooted in family dynamics
  • recurring family conflicts that leave clients drained or discouraged

These dynamics can undermine everything else.

A Resource You Might Consider Offering

Mapping the Gap: From Family Conflict to Clarity
A free, live online workshop

Marita Fridjhon
Co-Founder, CRR Global
An ICF-Accredited Level 2 Coaching Trainer Provider

“Lisa brings a rare combination of clarity, integrity, and practicality. Family relationships are often where change is hardest to sustain, and her work offers an effective way to address that. Most importantly, she provides ways to meet the family where they are, not where we think they should be! I would confidently refer clients to her as a trusted resource.”

What the Workshop Does

This is a practical, structured workshop that helps participants:

  • understand what’s actually happening in a recurring family conflict
  • identify what they and others involved really want
  • see why previous approaches haven’t worked
  • begin finding more effective ways forward

The tone is grounded, respectful, and focused on reducing reactivity — not escalating it.

Susannah Baldwin, PhD
Executive Coach

“What sets Lisa apart is her ability to make difficult family dynamics feel manageable. She brings a practical, grounded approach to conflict resolution and provides tangible tools that help people make real progress on challenging issues. Families will benefit greatly from both her depth of experience and her ability to translate complex concepts into actionable strategies.”

What Your Client Will Experience

Curious what this will be like for them?

Participants join a live, guided workshop where they:

  • map a real conflict they’re experiencing
  • gain new insight into what’s driving it
  • begin identifying more workable approaches

It’s not therapy, and it doesn’t require sharing personal details publicly.
People can participate at whatever level feels comfortable.

Kathryn Gonzalez
Transformational Coach and Facilitator

“Lisa met my clients exactly where they were and adapted in real time to their needs. They felt seen, engaged, and left with tools they could actually use. Her work is incredibly relevant for clients whose progress gets stuck in family conflicts.”

When Coaches Refer

Coaches often share this workshop when a client:

  • keeps circling the same conflict at home
  • feels stuck between what they want and what’s happening in their family
  • is making progress in coaching but losing momentum outside of sessions
  • feels overwhelmed, reactive, or defeated in family interactions

Victoria Reichenberg
Executive Coach

“I’ve worked with Lisa over many years on both workplace and family issues, and her approach is consistently insightful and effective. She helps you understand what’s really driving a conflict and offers practical ways to create lasting change. As a coach, I would confidently recommend her to clients who feel stuck in challenging family relationships.”

How This Potentially Fits With Your Work

This workshop is designed to **complement—not replace—** the work you’re doing with your clients.

Many coaches find that when family conflict softens, clients:

  • have more emotional capacity
  • follow through more consistently
  • feel clearer and less reactive

If you’d like to offer this to a client, you could say:

“If family conflict is part of what’s challenging right now, this free workshop might support you.”

Prefer to share something visual?
Download a flyer you can forward to clients and here’s some draft language for the email.

Have questions or want a quick overview?
Let’s find a time to talk or you can attend a workshop yourself.

About Lisa

Lisa Rothman is a conflict prevention and repair specialist who works with parents and families to transform recurring conflicts into opportunities for understanding and collaboration.

Her work is warm, practical, and designed to create real, lasting shifts in how families relate to one another.