Annie Gunderson

Annie graduated from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Psychology and Business.  She was married and divorced young and has spent the past 15 years being a resource for her friends and family who needed help navigating their own divorces.   In her search for information, she found Tina Swithin and immediately felt connected to her mission.   As a Certified High Conflict Divorce Coach, Annie combines an understanding of human behavior with real world experience to support her clients.  Annie comes from a place of understanding, and not judgement. She has experience with difficult personality types, narcissistic personality disorder, drug addiction, sex addiction and alcohol abuse.  Annie has extensive experience with High Net Worth clients and understands how to navigate the unique challenges involved in those cases. With her clients she prioritizes organization, clear communication and firm boundaries.      

Shannon Darrow

Shannon is originally from Southern California but has lived in Oregon for almost 10 years. She has a degree in Criminal Justice and a Law Degree. Over the past 18 years she built a career between small business and Fortune 500 within the golf industry. Shannon was married and divorced in CA but has navigated the family court system in CA and OR. For a decade she has endured a high conflict divorce process including mediation, change of jurisdiction, modifications, and a custody evaluation. She has worked with a variety of therapeutic professionals to support her family’s progress. This experience, while painful and difficult, provided invaluable knowledge and relationships. Shannon wants to support others so they can avoid some of the pitfalls and pain the divorce process can inevitably deliver. She is highly organized, punctual, and efficient, and understands the legal and emotional parts of the process. I can assure you will be well prepared with a strategic forward-thinking approach. The goal will always be to make your journey easier, so you can focus on finding your light on the other side of it all.

Brianna Lively

Brianna is a dedicated Mom, Paralegal, and Herbalist with seven years of experience navigating high conflict cases. Brianna brings a unique blend of professional expertise and personal insights to her coaching practice.

As a paralegal, she possesses in-depth knowledge of family law procedures and documentation.  She emphasizes the importance of comprehensive and organized documentation, empowering clients to make informed decisions and present compelling evidence.

Brianna has firsthand experience with parenting time evaluations. She understands the factors considered, the importance of authenticity, and the strategies for advocating for the best interests of the children. With multiple certifications in child psychology, she brings a deep understanding of the emotional needs of children.  She incorporates self-care practices and herbalism to support clients in prioritizing their well-being throughout the divorce process. 

Jill Maier

Jill moved to Portland in 2002 and completed her degree in Management and Marketing at Portland State University. She married her college sweetheart and, in a few years, she was the mother of two boys. Without being aware of how or when exactly, she found herself feeling isolated, controlled, and a shell of her former self. Jill successfully navigated the family court system and mandated mediation. From her own struggles, came the desire to help others - to honor and validate the vulnerability and feelings one faces in the family court system. Her goal is to support courageous healthy parents leaving a bad marriage.  She believes no one should have to do it alone.  As a Certified High Conflict Divorce Coach, Jill uses her extensive training and real-life experience to help you navigate your own divorce and custody negotiations.  Jill will focus on attitudes, behaviors, public image, self-care and setting healthy boundaries, as well as the positive mental attitude to create a road map into the next chapter of your life.

Sandy Marson

Sandy has over 20 years of experience in family law as a paralegal and minor’s advocate including supervised parental visitation.  Sandy has worked inside law firms with attorneys to assist clients navigating the roller coaster experience of divorce and custody. She is an excellent listener and will help you develop a plan and mentally prepare you for meetings with counsel, depositions, court appearances or anything else that is thrown your way.   "It is like you are on a river in a raft with no oars, but this is where we create the oars that will work for you to navigate the water with the unknown adventure ahead."
Sandy is a certified Divorce Coach and a supportive resource who will provide
motivational and emotional support across all phases of the process. This allows the
professionals, such as attorneys and therapists the ability to focus on what they are best at and create a support network that moves you closer to your goals.  Best of all, YOU get to develop your post-marriage you.
 

Kerry Glovich

Kerry is a graduate of Georgian Court University with dual majors in education and history.  She has worked with special needs children in the classroom setting and has raised a son with Autism.  Kerry is uniquely qualified to guide families towards compassionate solutions when the divorce includes children with disabilities.  

When Covid prevented her from returning to work at the school, she began studying, reading, and watching literally everything she could find in terms of overcoming narcissistic abuse and surviving domestic violence.  Her passion is helping abuse victims not just survive- but THRIVE. 

Kerry has experience assisting individuals coming out of long-term relationships and finding themselves again, helping families navigate divorce with special needs children and special health considerations, and post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of dealing with high conflict individuals. She is certified as both a High Conflict Divorce Coach and as a Wellness Coach. Kerry strongly supports the mission of Tina Swithin and One Mom's Battle and is an advocate for all children and their safe parents. 

Dovina Wright

Dovina is no stranger to combating adversity.  She is an Iraq War veteran, serving 11 years as a military intelligence analyst.  Her time included deployments to Baghdad during the height of the conflict, a tour to NORAD Cheyenne Mountain, and serving as a civilian intelligence analyst in Iraq and Afghanistan.  Dovina is a proud mother of 2 children, a high school cheerleading coach, a former small business owner, and is currently pursuing a law degree. 

Dovina has experienced divorce and is proof that happiness can be established post divorce.  She has a strong relationship with her family and believes in effective communication, proper planning and utilization of resources, and applying perspective to life’s challenges.  She is a consummate problem solver and employs her professional background and life experiences to help her clients emerge successfully.  Dovina's goal is to be a resource and asset for her clients and insure that they are not alone during the divorce process.

Stefanie Trenda

After spending 20 years in the hospitality industry, Stefanie found her calling as a divorce coach.  Stefanie brings a unique perspective and compassionate heart to work with her clients.  Professionally trained and certified as a High Conflict Divorce Coach, Stefanie has the skills to support her clients through even the toughest situations.  Although she is well trained, her real strength comes from the experience gained in her personal history.  Stefanie was married young to a personality disordered individual and spent 4 years learning firsthand about the cycles of abuse and manipulation.  At age 23 her life took a tragic turn when her 2-year-old son passed away.  In the process of healing her own heart, she led a support group for other bereaved parents.  Stefanie provided a safe space and comfort to individuals working through difficult emotions.  She brings her drive and passion for supporting people to her work as a divorce coach.