Course Reviews

This course was great in identifying the root cause of a failed marriage on both sides all while helping to forgive and take responsibility for each part played in the marriage both good and bad.

Couples thinking about marrying, or having just married, or are married but are struggling, should take this course. Don’t wait until you are divorced to discover what you should have done.

Very informative and goes a lot of great topics.

Enlightened, I was presented with insights and perspectives I had not considerd before.

this did make me very emotional thinking about our past relationship and not thinking about him in a negative way for the first time in a long time. the video in part two really stuck out to me, and writing out the distinctions for producing transformation on a specific event really got to me. i think this was benifitial for me to not think so negatively and think in ways i have not yet.

Was all good

i found this to be helpful in accepting the role i have played in the co-parenting relationship

Helpful tips on reframing biases and assumptions to ensure ease and focus on centering the children in decisions.

Causes you to reflect on your past experience and how you can grow from it. I am grateful for it. Thank you!

This course was great. It had moments of harsh realities. Moments to look inward at your part in the divorce and how you can self correct to be a better parent for your child and co-parent with your former partner. I’ve learned to not play the blame game, to take ownership, and to forgive. In order for my former partner and I to become successful at co-parenting and ensuring our child does not grow up with false information regarding her parents, and to continue to feel loved and not put in the middle of her parents, we must work on how we played a role in the divorce, in the others reactions and better our communication in regards to our daughter. Making sure that she is always and the forefront of every conversation.

I found this course very helpful in navigating what can sometimes be tough terrain in coparenting

this course has helped my former spouse and I to set standards for each other and our child. Respecting each other and our boundaries.

I have taken this course once before, its a solid piece of information I think every parent needs to know.

I really like the idea of using calendars as a way for everyone to visualize what will be taking place so that there is no confusion or misunderstanding.

I really found the withholding and why I was doing it and how i justified it by changing the narrative on her was very helpful. I liked all of the examples and well. The comparing to a teenager making their parents the enemy was helpful

I have alwasy been interested in personal development and I feel that I have always done my best taking responsibility of my own actions and what I can do, being solutions oriented. I do think that this should be something pre-divorced couples could learn form. Watching this makes me wonder if filing for divorce is right. We have our first hearing in a few days. i never wanted to give up but I literally dont know what to do about my spouse is completelly disengaged from whats happened, whats happeneing and whats next. So I made my choice. What I am taking from this is empowerment to let go of and let our old relationship die, and learn how to step into what is next for our new relationship. It wont be easy but considering the reality that there is now a new chapter that needs to be lived in, prepares me and gives me something to focus on to learn and develop, taking the lead while I heal personally and to hopefully grow strong as “friends” for our littles sake. She just turned 4. Pray for us

This class did give some good ideas and plans to help coparenting happen in the best interest of the children involved.

If you really pay attention, the class makes you really think about the affects on the kids. Everyone can really take a lot from this class.

Much of this reminded me of other forgiveness based programs that hold a lot of merit. This is great for anyone with an open mind.

This really put into perspective for me, the impact that my actions and response towards my former spouse will have on our child. Trying to make him out to be the only one wrong, does absolutely no good for our child, myself or my former spouse.