Cat is nationally certified High Conflict Divorce & Custody Coach trained and certified by The High Conflict Divorce Certification Program. The High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program was developed by Tina Swithin of One Mom’s Battle (OMB). OMB specializes in supporting survivors of narcissistic abuse as they navigate the process of divorcing a narcissist. The High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program specializes in supporting protective parents through every phase of divorce with a focus on proven strategies to protect their children in family court.

Cat completed the Protective Parenting Program. This is a trauma-Informed program designed to educate protective parents on how to support child victims of coercive control. As protective parents, we are our children’s saving grace. Certified by Coercive Control Consulting, Inc.

Cat is a certified mediator in the state of Colorado. This course is for anyone involved in conflict management on a personal and professional level. The 40-hour Basic Mediation course is the recommended minimum requirement for, and serves as the foundation to building a career as a mediator in the state of Colorado.

Our mediators are skilled in modifying past learned behaviors, and effectively mediating through integration of theory and practice.

Trained & Certified by Phoenix Strategies.

Cat is a Certified DASH Risk Assessor. She was trained by Laura Richards of the Crime Analyst podcast, and world renowned and award-winning Criminal Behavioural Analyst, former New Scotland Yard.

The Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour Based Violence (DASH 2009-2025) Risk Identification, Assessment and Management Model was implemented across all police services in the UK from March 2009. The DASH was accredited by ACPO Council, now known as National Police Chief Council (NPCC).

The DASH is a multi-agency tool used by most agencies with a focus on keeping victims and their children safe and ensuring perpetrators are proactively identified and managed. The DASH is pioneering and innovative, turning a reactive ‘it’s just a domestic’ into a proactive ‘you must ask’ questions approach. Half the questions focus on coercive control and there is a focus on stalking and so-called honour based abuse because these are the cases where women and children are more likely to be harmed and killed by abusers.