A Tool for Families in Transition

Olive and the Secret of the Pies provides a neutral, safe framework for children to process separation, divorce, and co-parenting.

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For Therapists & Counselors

Clinical Framing & Safety

Helping a child navigate loyalty conflicts is delicate work. This story relieves children of the burden of being the "moderator of fairness".

Includes the "Counselor's Companion":

  • Safety First: Guidelines on when the metaphor applies, and recognizing when a child may be dealing with an unsafe parent
  • Language Tools: Helping parents distinguish between "Parent Brain" and "Ex-Partner Brain"
  • Assessment Prompts: "Do you feel like someone only deserves a small slice of your love?"

"I would 1000% recommend it to my clients and to other therapists. I truly feel like having something like this could have eased my burden and pain."

— Rachel, Counselor

For Family Law Attorneys & Mediators

Client Care & Intake Resources

Set a constructive tone from your first consultation. Providing this book to clients demonstrates a commitment to the child's well-being over conflict.

Partnership Opportunities:

  • Bulk Licensing: Purchase cases for your intake packets or closing gifts.
  • Co-Branded Editions: Add your firm's logo or a "Compliments of [Firm Name]" message to the back cover.

For Libraries & Educators

Programming & SEL

Perfect for "Divorce & Separation" coping skills collections.

Activity Ideas Included:

  • Craft: Paper plate "Love Pies".
  • STEM Tie-in: Measuring and mixing demonstrations.

What Professionals Are Saying

"This is a beautiful way to help young children and their parents with the fairness issues when splitting time between homes after divorce. It will be a useful resource for counselors and teachers also."

— Beth, Librarian

"The use of repetition and onomatopoeia is an excellent addition. The imagery created from the descriptions is clear and relatable."

— Betsy, Elementary Teacher

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