Divorce Support for Children Sydney

At Calmr Anxiety Coaching, we provide compassionate support for children in Sydney who are navigating divorce and family transitions. We help children understand their feelings, build coping strategies, and regain a sense of safety and confidence.

Helping Children Navigate Family Changes with Care

Divorce and separation can be a confusing and emotional time for children.

Even when parents try to shield them, children may experience anxiety, sadness, anger, or guilt. These feelings can affect school, friendships, sleep, and overall wellbeing.

How Divorce Affects Children

Children respond differently to separation depending on their age, temperament, and family dynamics. Common reactions include:

  • Anxiety about living arrangements

  • Feeling torn between parents

  • Sadness, grief, or anger

  • Changes in behaviour, such as withdrawal or acting out

  • Sleep disturbances or appetite changes

  • Difficulty concentrating at school

Providing support early helps children process their emotions healthily and reduces long-term anxiety or behavioural challenges.

How We Support Children During Divorce

Our approach is child-focused and compassionate. Coaching sessions help children:

  • Name and understand their emotions

  • Build healthy coping strategies

  • Navigate co-parenting changes with confidence

  • Improve communication skills

  • Restore a sense of safety and stability

Parents also receive guidance on supporting their child’s emotional needs without increasing anxiety or conflict.

Grief Support for Teens

For teenagers, divorce can feel particularly overwhelming. Teens may:

  • Struggle with identity and independence while processing family change

  • Feel misunderstood or isolated from peers

  • Experience grief for the family structure they expected

  • Develop sleep or anxiety issues

We offer grief and emotional support tailored to teens, helping them:

  • Understand and express their emotions safely

  • Build coping strategies for anxiety and sadness

  • Improve communication with parents and peers

  • Develop resilience through challenging times

Questions before getting started? Get in touch.