Alexandria Scalone

Alexandria Scalone, LMFT, obtained her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Antioch University and completed a certificate in Play Therapy, gaining advanced training in child development and the ways family restructuring impacts children and parents. Her background includes extensive work with divorcing families, giving her a deep understanding of how separation affects individuals, co-parents, and the broader family system. She has presented at professional conferences and remains an active member of the co-parenting coaching community. Alexandria brings this systems-focused expertise into her facilitative mediation practice, where she works with parents who want a cooperative, structured process. She specializes in supporting amicable couples who need guidance as they transition from partners to co-parents. Her approach emphasizes clarity, developmentally appropriate planning, and sustainable agreements that prioritize children’s long-term wellbeing. She is also passionate about educating parents and professionals on the divorce process and helping families understand what to expect during each stage of transition. Her mediation services include co-parenting mediation, divorce mediation, conflict-resolution sessions, parenting plan modifications, and coaching within collaborative divorce teams. These offerings help families navigate decision-making, restructure roles, and improve communication during and after divorce. Please reach out with any questions about her services or approach. Her mediation scope includes co-parenting mediation, divorce mediation, conflict-resolution sessions, parenting plan modifications, and coaching within collaborative divorce teams. These services support parents in clarifying roles, strengthening communication, and developing developmentally appropriate, sustainable agreements that promote long-term stability for their children.