Shared by your therapist
A therapist-recommended coparenting app
Your therapist recommended BestInterest to put more space between you and difficult coparenting communication — so you can respond with greater confidence and keep more of your energy for your children and the rest of your life.
Your therapist’s referral includes
10% off your first year
Enter referral code THERAPIST10 when BestInterest asks for your referral code.

A professional perspective
“BestInterest helps you reclaim your peace, focus on healing, and show up fully for your kids.”
How it helps
Support for calmer, child-focused coparenting
Whether communication is consistently high-conflict or you simply want more structure, BestInterest helps you pause before responding, reduces exposure to harmful language, and keeps necessary conversations focused on your child.
Reduce exposure to harmful language
Message Shield reviews eligible incoming messages before you see them. Harmful language is held back or neutrally restated, while the original remains available if you choose to view it or discuss it with your therapist.
Pause before you send
Tone Guardian gives you a chance to review a newly written message before delivery, helping you keep necessary communication calmer and more child-focused.
Work through difficult moments
The Coparent Coach helps you think through a difficult situation and draft a calmer response. You remain in control of what you send.
Reflect and document privately
The Coparent Journal gives you a private place to document real-world interactions, notice patterns, and prepare topics you may want to discuss in a future session.
You stay in control
Use the tools in the way that fits your family
You decide which tools to use, whether to view an original message, and what to bring into therapy. The goal is to give you more space and structure while you make the choices that fit your family.
Choose what to use
Turn to the tools that support you and leave the rest for another time.
Review originals on your terms
Decide if and when you want to see an original message or discuss it in a session.
Bring what matters into therapy
Use private notes and preserved context to focus on the patterns that matter to you.

