Know Your Mind
Clinical research indicates that trauma affects how memories are stored and the ability of the survivor to recount them, especially under pressure. Our court toolkit will help you remain clear, calm and collected while you are on your court journey.
The process of navigating the family court process is a profound and difficult journey. Knowing your mind, the signals for stress and how to support yourself can help you re centre and continue forward. Understanding and managing the court process is one way to build confidence and resilience, complimenting this knowledge is practicing grounding techniques in moments of frustration and fear. Supporting children through this process is also extremely challenging, we have a separate section for Children's Support, providing age appropriate techniques for them to manage their own emotions with your support.
For now, focus on you, so you can be the best version of yourself under the circumstances in order to be able to be there for them.
Wellbeing Resources


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- Therapy in a Nutshell (YouTube channel)
- Headspace (YouTube channel)
- The Mindful Movement (YouTube channel)
- She_Breath (YouTube channel)
- Winner Girls (YouTube channel)
- Women's Meditation Network
Recommended for supporting you
- Order: He Said, She Said
- Order: Navigating Family Court
- el be Pilates (formerly Live Brave)
- Caitlin K'eli Yoga (YouTube channel)
- Faith Hunter Yoga (YouTube channel)
- Fitbit Premium
- Les Mills On Demand
- BBC Good Food


Recommended for supporting children
- Order: Raising Good Humans
- NSPCC support for parents
- Headspace for Kids
- Better Help
- NHS children's mental health apps
- YoungMinds: guide to CAMHS
- Mind: for young people


We also recommend Coparenting with a Covert Narcissist by Cara Adria Murphy (pictured above). It was no longer available on Amazon when we last checked (July 2026), but you may find a copy secondhand or at your library.
