Psychology Backed Divorce Mediation
Psychology Backed Divorce Mediation
Dr. Camille Valentine, PsyD, is a leading conflict strategist, organizational psychologist, and certified mediator with over a decade of experience guiding families, professionals, and couples through high-stakes emotional decisions.
She is the creator of Sacred Separation™ and the founder of Valentine Coaching & Consulting, LLC. Her approach blends law-informed practices with heart-centered resolution.
Doctorate-Level Expertise
Virtual Mediation Statewide
Amicable Agreements
Our Mediation Services
Using the Sacred Separations™ framework, Dr. Valentine guides couples through a clear, structured process that resolves disputes efficiently. Every step focuses on fairness, clarity, and moving forward with dignity.
Virtual Divorce Mediation
Conflict Coaching
What’s Included in the Sacred Separation Package
Everything you need for a clear, peaceful, and legally sound divorce guided step by step by Dr. Valentine.
30-Minute Intake Session
2–3 Hour Live Virtual Mediation
Conflict Coaching
Editable Word Agreement (MSA)
Post-Mediation Court Support
Personalized Follow-Up
Why Clients Choose Sacred Separations™
Every agreement is court-ready, every session confidential, and every step designed to protect your peace.
Court-Ready Agreements
Receive professional, court-ready marital and parenting agreements without the high cost of litigation.
100% Online Process
Sessions are held securely over Zoom. No need to miss work or travel to an office everything is done from the comfort of your home.
Trauma-Informed Approach
Dr. Valentine’s provides tools, handouts, and coaching to reduce stress, improve communication, and keep both parties focused on solutions.
Faster Resolutions
Most couples reach agreements in a single 2–3 hour session, compared to months or years in the court system.
Is Sacred Separations™ Right for You?
Is Sacred Separations™ Right for You?
Not every divorce has to end in court. Sacred Separations™ is designed for couples who want dignity, clarity, and cooperation in one structured process. If you value peace over conflict and closure over chaos, this approach was built for you.
Peaceful Divorce
For partners ready to separate respectfully, without dragging each other through costly legal battles.
Co-Parenting Clarity
For families who want fair parenting agreements that put children first while reducing conflict.
Structured Resolution
For anyone seeking a guided, psychology-backed process that blends emotional support with legal clarity.
What our clients say
Her compassion and professionalism saved us time, stress, and thousands of dollars.
Camille made the most difficult moment of our lives feel manageable. We felt seen, heard, and supported from start to finish
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the most common concerns couples have before starting the Sacred Separations™ process.
How is mediation different from hiring divorce lawyers?
Mediation is a collaborative process where both parties work with a neutral guide instead of battling in court. It’s faster, less expensive, and keeps the focus on solutions rather than conflict.
How much does mediation cost?
The standard Sacred Separations™ package is $3,000, typically split between both parties. This covers the intake session, live mediation, agreements, and post-mediation support a fraction of what a contested divorce would cost.
Is everything really done online?
Yes. All sessions are held virtually via secure Zoom. This allows couples to participate privately from their own space without travel or courtroom stress.
What if we don’t agree on everything during mediation?
That’s normal. Dr. Valentine provides structure and proven conflict-resolution techniques to help you reach common ground. Even partial agreements can save time and reduce court involvement.
Are the agreements legally binding?
Yes. You’ll receive a court-ready Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) and, if needed, a Parenting Agreement. These can be filed with the court to finalize your divorce.
What if I still need legal advice?
Mediators are neutral and cannot provide legal representation. However, you’re free to have an attorney review your agreements before filing, and many clients do so for added peace of mind.
