Act Two Coaches
Jody Low-A-Chee is a coach, mindfulness teacher, and Reiki Master. She works with women to help them learn to slow down, listen to their inner wisdom, and heal from the constant stress they face. Her own journey began as a working mother of three searching for relief from unrelenting stress-induced pain. Along this path, her love for energetic healing grew through her yoga and meditation practices. After more than twenty years in leadership roles managing and coaching corporate teams, she formally trained as a life coach and also achieved the master level in Reiki.
She offers a unique blend of the spiritual and the practical in her work. She believes that all of our answers are inside of us, but we’re either too close to things or too caught up in daily issues to hear the guidance of our inner wisdom.
She works with several proven coaching and mind-body techniques to help women navigate change and difficult circumstances, to set clear and helpful boundaries, and to see the choices they have in their lives. Included in her mix are powerful, energetic practices to access your inner wisdom and spiritual counsel.
All of her tools work to shift your perspective and your energy in deeply healing ways that might surprise you. She specializes on programs centered on managing your stress, spirituality, and inner healing work.
She will help you be honest with how you feel, acknowledge what you want, and help you be the person you want to be, no longer defined by a long-term relationship.
Wendy Hammond is a depth psychotherapist, coach, and workshop facilitator specializing in life transitions after 40. She helps women navigate grey divorce with clarity, resilience, and renewed confidence — not just practically, but emotionally and psychologically.
With advanced training in Jungian psychology, Internal Family Systems, and image-based therapeutic work, Wendy supports women in rebuilding identity, reclaiming pleasure and purpose, and rediscovering who they are beyond long-term relationships. Having lived and worked in New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and London, she brings a global perspective and deep cultural sensitivity to the complex realities of long-term partnership and separation.
She has facilitated Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Parenting Apart program, presented for Second Saturday divorce groups, and led separation support groups in her private practice. She is also the author of two books on rebuilding confidence after divorce and navigating major life transitions.
Caroline McKinnon is a Denver-based mediator, divorce coach, and conflict resolution specialist with over three decades of experience helping individuals, families, and organizations navigate pivotal moments of change. A University of Denver Law School graduate, Caroline built her career at the intersection of law, mediation, and human services — working as a Guardian Ad Litem, attorney/analyst for the Colorado State Judicial Branch, and founder of McKinnon Mediation and Coaching since 2008.
Most recently, Caroline served seven years as Executive Director of Voluntad, a nonprofit supporting survivors of human trafficking, where she led transformational organizational growth. Today, she practices with Divorce with Dignity, guiding clients through the divorce process with clarity, compassion, and structure.