MEET YOUR CERTIFIED DIVORCE COACH

I’m Beth Slate, and my life’s work has been centered on helping people heal, grow, and move forward with confidence. As an empath, I feel deeply, and I’ve always been drawn to spaces where compassion and clarity can make the greatest impact.

For over forty years, I’ve worked as a business consultant, helping companies build sustainable success by creating strong cultures and outstanding client experiences. Twenty years ago, I brought that expertise into the legal field, partnering with hundreds of law firms and their clients. My goal has always been to bring strategic insight together with heart-centered guidance, especially where people are navigating life’s most challenging transitions.

My professional path has been shaped by more than just education and experience—it’s been deeply personal. I’ve gone through my high-conflict divorce, and I understand firsthand how disorienting, painful, and overwhelming it can be. That experience drives my passion for supporting others in finding clarity, strength, and peace amid uncertainty.

Alongside my consulting work, I’ve spent many years in service-oriented roles that align with my heart’s mission. I’ve been a domestic violence and sexual assault victim’s advocate, a court-appointed special advocate (CASA) for foster children, and a guardian ad litem in Washington State for high-conflict custody cases. I’ve also taught parenting classes, equipping families with the tools they need to thrive during and after times of transition.

As a Certified Divorce Coach, Certified Mediator, and Certified Change Management Practitioner, I bring a holistic approach to coaching. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Sociology, and Human Development, with a focus on families in conflict, and I’ve completed master’s level work in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Whether you’re facing a divorce, working through custody decisions, or simply unsure of what comes next, I’m here to walk alongside you with wisdom, empathy, and practical support. You don’t have to do this alone.