Since the 1980’s Judith has been working in the area of family law as a psychologist, mediator, collaborative family law coach/child specialist consultant, divorce coach and parenting coordinator. In all these roles Judith has exhibited a high level of professionalism in helping families resolve issues related to both pre and post divorce.  Her commitment to this work is demonstrated by her involvement in professional organizations, such as:  Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals and Northern Arizona Psychological Association. This enables to keep abreast of the recent research policies.  She was trained as a coach in 2000 and in Collaborative Family Law in 2002. 

Her expertise in child development, communication skills, life transitions, and issues related to divorce and co-parenting enable her to help her coaching clients work through the emotional and practical aspects of divorce.  As a coach she may recommend material for clients to read, help them set realistic expectations for the process, provide education about the options available for divorce, guide the clients as they clarify their thoughts, needs and concerns, help parents learn co-parenting skills, provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals to tell their story and teach communications skills.  The focus is on helping the individual develop problem solving skills and priorities.  Clients need to be motivated and realize their personal strengths so that they can be effectively proactive during the divorce process