Podcasts about coparenter

In this episode, Jonathan Verk--coFounder and CEO of coParenter--discusses the coParenter app, mediating co-parenting disputes via text, and the impact of tech on the mediation industry.  

Stepfamilies have to contend with extra stressors, deeper and more complex layers that just do not apply to first-time families. Ali is well versed in the challenges that stepmoms and stepcouples face in 'blending' together. Ali Wilks MSc is a certified successful stepfamily strategist and couples coach. Driven by her own feelings of doubt and insecurity, she turned her passion to help into her purpose and created the Successful Stepmom Retreats and Successful Stepcouple Retreats. She is also the owner and developer of The Soulful Stepmom where she shares her soulful insights, embraces her otherworldly gifts, and teaches about her heart-earned lessons that came as a result of her stepmom struggles. She can be found on the usual social media platforms as well as Stepcoupling.com, Stepparent Magazine as their Wellness Editor, and on the groundbreaking Stepmomz App. On top of it all, Ali offers transformational coaching programs to stepmoms and stepcouples because she believes stepfamily stress can be turned into stepfamily success and stepcoupples can be an unstoppabble team. As the bio mom of two smart and sassy daughters, the wife to her husband of 13 years, and the stepmom to three awesome adult stepkids and two adorable grandkids, she is well on her way to having the groove in her stepmom game. FINALLY. She's been featured in DivorceForce, Divorce Magazine, YourTango. StepMom Magazine, coParenter app and of course, Stepparent Magazine. She is a recent add to International Bestselling Authors on Amazon for her contribution to the Book BluTalks Series 2. Ali brought some amazing wisdom and insights to our interview, so be sure to check it out! "Start your day with 'How can I make your day better?'" "Communication is one of the pivotal aspects of having a successful relationship." "Have a plan for conflict. Know your triggers to avoid, and be willing to ask what others need so you can support them in the midst of conflict." "Myth to bust: don't go to bed angry." "You can be right, or you can stay connected." "Gratitude is transformational." Email: aliwilks@stepcoupling.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stepbystepmom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/successfulstepcoupling Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ali_Wilks Links: Stepcoupling by Susan Wisdom and Jennifer Green https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/192509/stepcoupling-by-susan-wisdom-lpc-and-jennifer-green/ Adversaries Into Allies by Bob Burg https://www.amazon.com/Adversaries-into-Allies-Ultimate-Influence/dp/1591848164 Stepparenting Magazine https://stepparentmagazine.com/ The Gottman Institute (information on relationships, especially conflict resolution): https://www.gottman.com/

The latest headlines & happenings in Edmonton's tech community. This week: Food Search Inc., an Edmonton-based project led by Vinson Luong and Tyler Findlay, won the the "Scarcity and the Economy" category of the CODEVID-19 hackathon; a board member profile for the new innovation entity is now available; Alberta's Industrial Heartland Hydrogen Task Force has launched; SAM and Phase Sensors are profiled; coParenter has partnered with CourtCall.

ROUNDTABLE! This week, Laura invites three leaders in the tech industry whose aim is advancing and improving modern relationships! Madeline Fraser, entrepreneur and creator of “The Ring Co.” app – a revolutionary new app that lets you customize your wedding ring; Leigh Isaacson, CEO and co-founder of “Dig”, the dog person's dating app (you read that correctly); and Jonathan Verk, the creator and CEO of the “coParenter” app, which enables separating, divorced, and never-married parents to communicate about every day co-parenting responsibilities. Let's talk about the future!

ROUNDTABLE! This week, Laura invites three leaders in the tech industry whose aim is advancing and improving modern relationships! Madeline Fraser, entrepreneur and creator of “The Ring Co.” app – a revolutionary new app that lets you customize your wedding ring; Leigh Isaacson, CEO and co-founder of “Dig”, the dog person’s dating app (you read that correctly); and Jonathan Verk, the creator and CEO of the “coParenter” app, which enables separating, divorced, and never-married parents to communicate about every day co-parenting responsibilities. Let’s talk about the future! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today I’m chatting with Jonathon Verk, CEO & Co-founder of Hyphenus, the pioneering provider of Intelligent Dispute Resolution (IDR) technology. Their flagship product, coParenter, helps separating, divorced and never-married parents predict, prevent and resolve conflict, allowing them to make better coParenting decisions for their kids. In addition to his day jobs, Jonathan has devoted himself to social justice organizer, CMO of Nicholas Negreponte’s One Laptop Per Child and an advisor to Vice President Al Gore. He founded Hyphenus after experiencing the impact family litigation can have on families. Today we’re chatting about: How to communicate with your ex about co-parenting using an app Keeping your child’s needs at the center of how you’re navigating co-parenting Avoiding going to court for co-parenting issues What to do when your ex doesn’t want to communicate   Connect with Jonathan Verk: Website: https://coparenter.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanverk Twitter: @coParenter Get a copy of Jen’s book, “Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married” here.

Mike Agerbo and Graham Williams discuss the latest tech news and these items: Shruti Shekar (Mobile Syrup) explains the Right to Repair laws that have been introduced recently in Canada and how they can impact your ability to repair your own devices Jonathan Verk, founder of the CoParenter app details how the app can help families coordinate their shared time with children  Tom Lee (ITWorldCanada.com) talks with Mike about the latest news and hardware from Google I/O, the big developer conference in San Francisco Alexa Skill of the week is Akinator - a fun form of 20 questions where you choose literally any character and you can try to stump Alexa by answering questions

In this episode we discuss Instagram Checkout, CoParenter, Respect, Spotify, and Listening to Music. Top songs through the decades

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Canadian couples are divorcing differently in 2019. Instead of heading to court, more are trying to solve financial and custodial issues on their own. Karen Stewart from Fairway Divorce joins us to talk about the trend and offers up some advice for people considering representing themselves. You can find out more about Karen by clicking here. We introduce you to an app that's taking custody disputes out of the courtroom and onto the smartphone. coParenter helps parents manage, organize and document co-parenting decisions around the kids. Jonathan Verk helped launch the app after he went through what he calls “a horrible litigated divorce.” He gives us some examples of how the app will resolve issues.

No matter how amicable the breakup, family matters involving custody are always difficult. And let's be honest, most are not anywhere close to amicable. All too often there are stressors, tempers and unfortunately even aggression that get in the way. Jonathan Verk, CEO of coParenter, stopped by to tell us about this great new app that is aimed at solving these all too frequent situations. coParenter is a management and mediation platform for separated and divorced parents. It helps to facilitate a stable and positive environment for the best possible outcomes. They accomplish this by providing specific tools that are aimed to help parents minimize conflict and stay out of court. This allows them to focus on the needs of their children and in turn, helps parents develop new skills to be better parents together, leading to happier children. And happier children make the world a better place. The app also helps both sides financially. They are able to make better decisions outside of courtrooms, hence saving thousands of dollars. It enables parents to create their own court-ready custody plans that better handle the day to day parenting time as well as the ever so important holiday schedules. And just because it is app-based doesn't mean that there isn't professional assistance. Disagreements are resolved with a qualified, on-demand coParenting professional whenever necessary. coParent is also there for the long haul. This easy to use system can also be used down the road to make alterations to an existing custody agreement. They also provide articles, videos, and stories to help you along the way, all from leading coParenting professionals, judges, therapists, mediators, and attorneys. Parents will always have new tips, tricks, skills, and habits right at their fingertips to help them be the best coParent- and parent- they can be! To learn more, visit their website. Sponsored by: Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. Enjoy your favorite books while you work or travel. Get a free book and a 30 day trial with promo code Try70.

We just concluded the second and last - for now - stop of The Innovation Engine's Spring 2018 tour, from the floor of Collision in New Orleans. Collision is North America's fastest growing tech conference, bringing together over 3,000 companies from over 120 countries to see how tech intersects in their lives and businesses. [1:20] Anaid Chacon is a product manager at Dropbox, a secure file hosting service that offers cloud storage, file synchronization, personal cloud, and client software. [12:15] Christopher Carmichael is the Chief Technology Officer for the Stennis Space Center, which is NASA's largest rocket testing facility. [21:50] Mercedes Soria is the VP of Software Engineering for Knightscope, a startup that utilizes autonomous robots, analytics, and engagement to predict and prevent crime. [31:10] Andrew Macharg is Head of Technology at Haymarket Consumer Media & Haymarket Network, one of the largest content marketing networks in the U.K. [37:45] Yoshi Tsuji and Tom Kruse join us from Win-Kel, a storage startup that participated in the startup competition hosted by Collision. [44:20] Jonathan Block-Verk is the coFounder & CEO of coParenter, an online dispute resolution platform that uses AI, machine learning, and live mediators to help separating, divorced, and never married parents save money and time by staying out of court. Learn more and get the full show notes at 3PillarGlobal.com