Co-Parenting & Workplace Guide & Workbook: Communication Templates for Mandatory Contact
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Detach and dominate. When “No Contact” is impossible due to children or career, you must switch to a professional, emotionless communication strategy. This workbook provides the templates and “Yellow Rock” tactics required to handle mandatory interactions without the stress or reactive abuse.
- ๐ Communication Templates: Word-for-word emails and texts.
- ๐ค The Robotic Method: How to communicate without emotional triggers.
- โ๏ธ Legal-Friendly Language: Keep your interactions safe and neutral.
- ๐ผ Workplace Boundaries: Handling toxic ex-partners in professional settings.
- ๐ง Stress Reduction: Stop dreading every notification on your phone.
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Co-Parenting & Workplace Guide & Workbook: Mandatory Contact
Discover how to co-parent with a narcissist or manage communication with a toxic ex at work when going fully silent is not an option. This guide teaches the Yellow Rock method with real examples, explores the difference between parallel parenting vs co-parenting, and gives you copy-paste templates built for high-conflict situations. Whether you are navigating shared custody or a shared office, you will learn to transform every interaction into a boring, business-like exchange that protects your peace โ even when communicating with a narcissistic co-worker feels impossible.
- Copy-paste text templates for child-related or work-related logistics.
- Emotional detachment exercises to remain calm during triggers.
- The “Mandatory Contact Rules” to minimize interaction frequency.
"I downloaded this at 11pm on a Tuesday after almost calling him for the third time that week. The 72-hour lockdown plan gave me something concrete to follow when my brain just wouldn't stop. I made it through that night. Then the next one. It's been 6 weeks now."
No Contact"I kept going back and couldn't understand why. I'd read articles, I'd talked to friends โ nothing stuck. The section on intermittent reinforcement was the first time I actually understood what my brain was doing. I stopped blaming myself after that."
Trauma Bond"He started showing up in my suggested friends, liking old photos, sending 'just checking in' messages. I thought I was paranoid. The digital stalking section told me exactly what was happening and what to do. I blocked everything that same night."
Digital Safety"I didn't even know what fawning was before this. I just knew I apologized for everything and felt responsible for his moods. Reading this felt like someone had been watching my relationship for years. Uncomfortable but necessary."
Fawn Response"The thought loops were the worst part. Replaying conversations, trying to figure out what I did wrong. The rumination detox exercises sound simple but they actually work. I do the pattern interrupt one every morning still."
Rumination"I didn't realize how much the relationship had affected my body until I started the somatic exercises. I was jumpy, couldn't sleep, always waiting for something bad to happen. Three weeks in and I feel like I'm finally living in my own skin again."
Nervous System



