Work with Sara

Remarriage and blended-family coaching with room for everyone’s needs.

Remarriage and blended-family coaching helps couples and individuals explore family roles, children, co-parenting, boundaries, and the expectations they bring into a new marriage. Sara’s own experience of divorce and building a blended family informs her understanding of these transitions.

Free 15-minute phone call · A private conversation about what fits

Is this the support you are looking for?

  • You want to prepare for remarriage thoughtfully after divorce.
  • You feel pulled between your spouse and your children.
  • You need clearer conversations about parenting roles, loyalties, and household expectations.
  • You want practical boundaries around co-parenting, extended family, or involvement with an ex-spouse.

What you can work toward

Clarify family roles

Discuss responsibilities and expectations rather than assuming everyone shares the same picture.

Protect your connection

Make room for the couple relationship while respecting children’s needs and adjustment.

Navigate boundaries

Practice conversations about co-parenting, extended family, and competing loyalties with greater clarity.

What happens in sessions?

Sessions begin by understanding your family’s actual situation, the relationships involved, and the concerns that feel most important. Sara helps you consider expectations, emotional reactions, and practical agreements. Coaching can be individual or as a couple, with the structure discussed during the consultation.

How are fees and next steps explained?

Coaching is offered through structured packages. Sara will discuss the appropriate options, fees, and payment arrangements privately before you decide to begin. An introductory option may be available if you want to experience the work before choosing a longer package.

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Common questions

Can we come before remarriage?

Yes. Preparing ahead gives you room to discuss children, household roles, expectations, and co-parenting before a new family routine is established.

Do you understand Jewish blended-family concerns?

Sara brings personal blended-family experience and an Orthodox Jewish specialty, with respect for your family’s values, responsibilities, and circumstances.

Can coaching resolve co-parenting disputes?

Coaching can support communication, boundaries, and thoughtful responses. It is not legal advice, a custody evaluation, or a guarantee that another parent will cooperate.

Sara’s private practice offers coaching and relationship education, not psychotherapy. Coaching is not appropriate for every situation; the consultation helps clarify the right support.

Your next step

Start with a private conversation.

A free 15-minute phone call to discuss what is happening, ask questions, and decide whether coaching fits. You can begin on your own.

Book a free consultation

Questions or no suitable time? sara@sarafreed.com · 917-355-8630