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In this short teaching, Dr. Marcy Cole explains how individuals can take personal responsibility in divorce and co‑parenting by applying a dialectical behavioral therapy principle: holding two realities at once. She urges parents to recognize both the shortcomings and the strengths of their co‑parent, to maintain a balanced view for the child, and to use this perspective to develop better communication and relationship strategies moving forward. The core message is that one can be upset with a partner while still caring for them, and that acknowledging both flaws and love creates a healthier co‑parenting dynamic.

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