✨ This Isn’t Just a Journal.
It’s a daily anchor in the storm of high-conflict co-parenting.
You’ve been doing everything you can to stay grounded while navigating a minefield of manipulation, inconsistency, and emotional chaos. This journal isn’t about rehashing the pain — it’s about processing it, making sense of it, and turning it into clarity, strategy, and peace.
Whether you’re documenting a custody battle or just trying to survive the constant push-pull, this 28-Day High-Conflict Co-Parenting Journal gives you structure, support, and a daily space to breathe.
🖊️ Why Journaling This Way Works
This isn’t a blank notebook. This is a system.
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Daily Affirmations to speak peace into your day — even when you're triggered, tired, or second-guessing yourself
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Guided Prompts to reflect on conflict patterns, emotional reactions, parenting wins, and moments of clarity
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Built-in Space for optional documentation — so you can track what matters without spiraling
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Gentle Check-Ins that help you reclaim your identity, rebuild your confidence, and remember who you are
You’ll go from constantly reacting… to calmly responding — with intention and inner steadiness.

đź§ Includes 4 Powerful Mindset Shift Lessons
Each week of the journal kicks off with a short, powerful lesson to help you shift from survival mode to strategic healing. You’ll learn:
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How to stop justifying your experience and start honoring your truth
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Why protecting your peace is more powerful than trying to “win”
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How to build boundaries that stick — even when they hate them
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How to become unshakable in your values, parenting, and vision
You’ll get written lessons, reflection prompts, and simple action steps — all tailored for moms dealing with high-conflict co-parenting.
💬 This Journal Is For You If…
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You're constantly doubting your reality after conversations or exchanges
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You feel like you're losing yourself while trying to "do the right thing"
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You're ready to track patterns, heal your nervous system, and get your power back — one page at a time
You don’t need to be “healed” to begin. You just need a place to start. This journal is that place.