Erik Feig is an attorney, a mediator, and the father of three neurodivergent children. Navigating through the COVID-19 pandemic with his own complex family inspired him to leave the practice of law and create a mediation practice focused on helping other families with neurodiverse children navigate conflict more effectively.In this podcast episode, Erik explains – both from personal experience as well as professional expertise - the tremendous amount of extra coordination and energy that families with neurodivergent kids require. It’s not unusual for parents in such families to experience conflict in how to best manage the extra challenges they face.Erik helps parents mediate those inevitable conflicts – both in the context of divorce and in intact families. He facilitates discussions to bridge divides and helps parents cooperate to meet their kids' needs in a way that causes minimal disruption.If you know any parents who have a neurodiverse child and are experiencing conflict in their family, this episode will open their eyes to new and effective ways to resolve that conflict and get the help and support they need.About ErikErik Feig, a dedicated parent, mediator, and Certified Co-Parenting Specialist, specializes in supporting neurodivergent and special needs families. At Feig Mediation Group, he helps parents and families navigate important issues and decisions with empathy and understanding, whether they are separating, divorcing, or co-parenting after divorce. Drawing from his own journey as a parent in a neurodivergent family, he brings both personal experience and professional expertise to support other families with additional needs. He doesn’t just help parents find common ground, he helps them build bridges for a more hopeful and aligned future, benefiting both parents and children.Connect with ErikYou can connect with Erik on LinkedIn at Erik Feig or on Facebook at Feig Mediation Group. You can learn more about working with Erik on the Feig Mediation Group YouTube Channel or on the Feig Mediation Group website. The best way to get in touch with Erik is via phone at 301-485-9272.Karen Covy is a Divorce Coach and Consultant, Lawyer, Author, and Speaker who is dedicated to helping people make the best decisions possible for themselves, their families, and their future - especially in stressful times. You can check out Karen's videos on YouTube.You can connect with Karen on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and on her own website at karencovy.com.

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