What would it be like to enjoy the holidays rather than hoping to survive them?
Are you walking on eggshells with your family instead of smiling when you spend time with them?
Stop living in anticipation of a fight breaking out in the backseat, or your brother-in-law serving up his views on gun control while carving the turkey.
Let’s transform your family gatherings into meaningful events filled with love and heartfelt, authentic connection.
“Just one short session with Lisa gave me a whole new perspective on an ongoing conflict within our household. Lisa helped me to see that this was a beautiful opportunity for growth and self-reflection as well as shifting my beliefs around the conflict. She held me nonjudgmentally and passionately as we dived deep.”
If your holiday gatherings involve any level of:
I want you to know that this could be your reality:
Would you like support in making this vision a reality?
I’d be delighted to provide that to you and any family members who are able to join us.
“My relationship with my daughter was forever changed by the work we did. My daughter trusts me now and we seldom have conflicts anymore. Our relationship is now really open and great.”
Here’s what our hour together will look like:
It’s entirely possible that one session is all you’ll need. You’ll have a clear plan to use now and into the future for family trips and gatherings.
If you’d like additional sessions, simply sign up for more. This offer is available through the end of the year.
$100 for a 60-minute session — normally $125 or more.
Would you like to give this as a gift to someone else?
Email me (lisa@lisarothman.com) and we’ll make arrangements so they can determine if they’d like to work with me before you purchase a gift certificate for them.
Hi. I’m Lisa.
I’ve spent the last two decades learning, practicing, and teaching hundreds of parents how to prevent family conflicts. I started doing this work because I decided that I wouldn’t have kids until I had tools to do things differently than my (well-intentioned and loving) parents did. I have two kids who are now 15 and 18.
Parents usually feel judged
Parents usually
feel judged
by their kids, their partners, their in-laws, other parents, and (the harshest critics of all) themselves. I see what every family member does through a judgment-free lens, which results in robust, compassionate conflict transformation.
You’ve probably noticed that I don’t have any letters after my name. That’s because the skills you need to prevent conflicts and repair ruptures don’t require a degree in mental health. They’re accessible to everyone. My clients and I are living proof of that.
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