From Chaos to Calm for divorcing moms: 3 secrets to reclaim strength and thriveâCooperative ex not required
Discover proven tools to handle stress, worry, and overwhelm while evolving from marriage to co-parenting!
Save Your Spot!Join me live for this Free training where Iâll share the 3 secrets that transformed my life as a divorcing momâand can help you reclaim clarity, calm, and strength, even if your ex isnât on board.

In This Free Training You'll LearnÂ

The Real Reason Youâre Exhausted
Why separation and co-parenting feel so drainingâand how to stop giving your energy away.
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The Key Shift That Changes Everything
How to steady yourself emotionally, no matter what your ex does (or doesnât) do.
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The Hidden Habit Thatâs Keeping You Stuck
Thereâs one thing you keep doing thatâs making everything harderâwithout even realizing it.
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 divorce with Kids is Hard.
 Does this Sound Like You?
- Guilt is always there. You worry about how the separation is affecting your kids, and no matter what you do, it never feels like enough.
- You replay every fight, every mistake, every âwhat if.â You wonder if you could have done something differentâif this is somehow your fault.
- The future feels like a giant question mark. You have no idea how to rebuild your life while holding it together for everyone else.
- Youâre emotionally wrung out. The crying, the overthinking, the pretending youâre fine when youâre barely keeping it togetherâitâs exhausting.
- Co-parenting feels like a minefield. Every exchange feels loaded, and youâre walking on eggshells to avoid the next blow-up.
- Your emotions are in the driverâs seat. You donât want to feel this way, but you donât know how to stop the chaos in your head.
- You want to move forward, but the past wonât let go. The weight of anger, regret, and âwhat could have beenâ keeps pulling you back.
- Youâre not just grieving the end of the relationshipâyouâre grieving the life you thought youâd have.

Hi, I'm Marisa Belger.Â
Iâm a mom, coach, and mentor helping women evolve from marriage to co-parenting. Â
Hereâs the deal: Iâve been where you are.
I have two kids with two different dads, and when each relationship ended, I felt like I was staring at an impossible mess. Co-parenting felt unbearable. Resentment ate me alive. I couldnât see a way forward that didnât feel like survival mode on repeat.
 Iâve cried on the bathroom floor, barely holding it together for my kids. Iâve stayed up all night, replaying the fights, the failures, and the fear that life would never feel okay again. And honestly? For a long time, it didnât.
But somehow, step by messy step, I started to climb out. I learned how to take back my energy, let go of the anger, and rebuild my lifeânot by changing anyone else, but by showing up differently for myself.
Today, I co-parent with my fiance, my two exes and their partners. Weâre a big, beautifully imperfect modern family, and itâs a better situation than I ever could have imagined.
I didnât get here through good luck or magic. It was work. Itâs the kind of work that starts and ends with youâno one else. The power to change your experience, to reclaim your peace, is inside of you.Â
And thatâs why Iâm here. To show you how to let go of the chaos, find your calm, and create a life that feels good againâeven if your ex doesnât change a thing.
Itâs up to you, but you donât have to do it alone. Let me help.
