"Karen McNenny names what so many parents feel but rarely hear out loud: our divorce systems were not designed to support families living across two homes. Blending lived experience with meaningful data, The Good Divorce delivers a child-centered, realistic path forward that is reassuring without being idealistic."

—Jen Schimbeno, CDFA®, Co-Founder, Parent Team, Entrepreneur & Family Systems Advocate

“With rare, relatable honesty, Karen McNenny draws from her own divorce to guide readers through the complex reality of getting unmarried, holding both grief and relief while navigating the limits of our often misaligned legal system. Her vivid storytelling honors the pain without leaving readers stuck in a victimized story, helping parents feel less alone and ready to move forward with clear steps and possibility—toward a Good Divorce and a healthier next chapter for themselves, their families, and their children."

—Brandyn Roark Caires, LCPC, Creator, Co-Founder, Parent Team, Mediator / Clinical Child and Family Psychotherapist, Child Centered Divorce Expert

“Karen McNenny has provided a unique and refreshing balance between sharing her personal traumas and triumphs combined with practical strategies in explaining that The Good Divorce really is possible. While confronting many of the problems with the adversarial ‘system,’ she shows how to successfully navigate a good new co-parenting relationship that protects your children, your finances and your mental health.”

—Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., Director of Innovation, High Conflict Institute, and developer of the New Ways for Families parent skills training method

“This book serves up a whopping dose of illumination on the all-too-often fraught topic of divorce. By sharing her personal story, and modelling how families can evolve through divorce, Karen McNenny challenges the norms, and gives families a fresh and practical perspective.”

—Laura Munson, New York Times bestselling author and founder of the acclaimed Haven Writing Retreats

“Amid an industry built on escalation, Karen McNenny writes about restraint, respect, and the quiet power of divorcing well. Families deserve this option.”

—Mercedes Barker, CEO & Founder, Your Divorce