Tracy Callahan, MA, ADRDC™ is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, Court-Appointed Parenting Coordinator practicing in Florida’s 15th, 17th and 19th Judicial Circuits, and alternative dispute resolution professional specializing in family conflict, divorce, co-parenting, and complex interpersonal decision-making. For more than 17 years, she has worked with individuals and families navigating transition and conflict through mediation, education, and structured resolution processes designed to support informed decision-making, durable agreements, and healthier long-term communication.

As Founder of Mediating-Matters, LLC, Tracy provides family and divorce mediation, marital mediation, parenting plan development and modification, parenting coordination, co-parenting mediation, and conflict resolution services. Her work is grounded in self-determination, process integrity, informed participation, and helping individuals develop the capacity to engage more effectively in difficult conversations, negotiations, and decisions.

Tracy is also Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Divorce Coaches Academy® (DCA®), an international professional training organization advancing divorce coaching as conflict-informed dispute resolution at the individual level. She leads curriculum development, professional education, and training initiatives designed to strengthen competency, ethical practice, conflict literacy, and professional standards within the field of divorce coaching. Through DCA®, Tracy has trained professionals internationally to work more effectively with the conflict dynamics, decision-making challenges, and communication patterns that frequently emerge during divorce and family transition.

A trainer, author, and podcast host, Tracy regularly develops educational programs addressing divorce conflict, family transition, mediation, ethics, professional boundaries, decision-making, and alternative dispute resolution. She is co-host of the Divorce Coaches Academy® Podcast and writes about the intersection of conflict, human behavior, divorce decision-making, and the evolving role of divorce coaching within the broader dispute resolution field.

Tracy holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts from New York University, where she also previously served as an adjunct faculty member. She maintains advanced professional training in family and divorce mediation, parenting coordination, conflict resolution, and relationship dynamics.

At the center of Tracy’s work is a simple principle: conflict does not have to be eliminated before people can make better decisions. When conflict is understood and approached intentionally, individuals can develop greater clarity, communicate more effectively, and make informed choices about what comes next.