Did you know that divorce itself doesn't necessarily have a negative impact on children? The relationship between coparents is the main factor that impacts a child's adjustment after separation. Coparenting education provides parents information, tools, and resources that help them establish a foundation for child-focused coparenting.
We offer three interactive courses for coparents that focus on education and skill building. All three are led by a live facilitator, easily accessible on Zoom, and include a certificate of completion. We will e-file the certificate of completion at no additional cost.
Crossroads is for...
...all parents going through separation or divorce, including parents who are required by the Court to complete a coparenting course.
About the Course
Crossroads is a 4-hour group course that is offered on Zoom two times per month. During the course, parents will talk about 5-steps to reduce the emotional impact that divorce can have on children when parents lose sight of the children's needs.
The 5 Steps
Cost and Payment
The cost for each parent is $50. Payment is due at the time of registration.
Dates
Monday evenings 4:30-8:30pm
Sunday mornings 9:00-1:00pm
May 19
June 03 & 16
July 08 & 21
August 05 & 18
September 16
October 07 & 20
November 04 & 17
December 02 & 22
Registration
Register and pay online. You will receive more information about the class including the Zoom link after you register.
Cooperative Coparenting is for...
...parents who are separated and experiencing conflict, or parents seeking additional coparenting resources and skills. Some parents may have a court order or a recommendation to attend, but it is not necessary.
About the Course
Cooperative Coparenting is a group course held on zoom for 6 weeks. The course teaches parents ways to shield their children from the conflict related to separation and divorce. It is best for coparents to take the course in the same group, but it can also be taken independently.
The Topics
- The impact conflict has on children
- How to replace destructive reactions w/ constructive responses
- Skills to manage anger, increase impulse control, resolve conflict, and talk without arguing
- How to set up a two home communication system
- Identify and confront negative patterns
- Take more responsibility
- Handle finances
- Deal with typical day-to-day coparenting issues, like, returning child's clothing
- Handle transfers/exchanges
- The impact of a significant other
Cost and Payment
The cost for each parent is $60 per week. Payment is due at the time of registration.
Dates
Mondays 6:00-8:00pm
September 16, 23, 30
October 07, 14, 21
Registration
Register and pay online. After you register, you will receive more information about the class including the Zoom link.
Coaching is for...
...coparents together who want to focus on specific topics and skills related to the needs of their family. Coaching is beneficial for amicable coparents, and those who can't agree. It is often utilized for coparents who are working with a parenting coordinator, or those who are preparing for mediation.
About the Course
Coparenting coaching utilizes the Cooperative Coparenting curriculum as a basis to explore the topics of coparenting in ways that are more specific to the family's needs. While meeting together with the coach, coparents can discuss their perspectives, beliefs, desires, and needs about coparenting between two homes and their coparenting relationship.
Coaching can be scheduled for 6, 8, 12, or 16 weeks. Sessions are scheduled once per week for one hour. The course includes a free consultation meeting for each parent, workbook, and certificate of completion for the Cooperative Coparenting course.
Cost and Payment
The cost for each parent is $45 per session. Payment plans are available.
Registration
Registering for coaching is part of the free consultation. To schedule a consultation use the contact us form and choose coaching.
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