Course Reviews

Very good course with emphasis on communication

Informative course with tools for successful co-parenting.

I have taken a lot of awareness away from each video in this course. The interpretation circle vs reality- responsibility meaning over blame. What really made the left turn and my desire to always be seen as right

I’m glad I took this course and for the future of my family

It was so helpful and eye opening to hold myself accountable for my actions and how it contributed to our divorce. I feel it has gave me guidance and a set of core values to enforce and follow for the best outcome for our kids and ourselves. Thank you so much!

I found the necessity of first working through the issues with my former spouse and reasons for our divorce to be very interesting and helpful to me. Having each person taking responsibility and forgiving the other makes it easier then focus on putting the children first. I liked the discussion at the end about the actual parenting after divorce but would have liked to have a lot more, especially how to improve communication between the parents and if step-parents are involved in the future.

I was surprised at how practical and and authentic most of the instruction was.

Very pleased in choosing this course. Learning Forgiveness and applying it is something I will take with me as I learn to coparent. As a mother of two, took in much insight and great examples were provided in how to navigate divorce and life after with the focus being in the children’s best interests.

This course was empowering. I wish we had taken it four years before our divorce. Parenting is hard, it is even harder trying to co-parent with someone you are trying to heal from. I am hopeful that we can use this course to move forward and inspire others.

The one consistent message I received from this coparenting class was understanding that there is more power and greater outcomes for the individual parents, their families, new spouses, and most importantly their children when the focus is on reflection on one’s self (ie how I caused issues, how I could have been more communicative, how I created issues with my ex, etc) as opposed to directing the focus on their ex’s problems (and/or protecting myself from what my ex did).

I learned what it was that i need to take responsibility in for the divorce. I also learned ways to better communicate w/ my coparent. I like the resources listed

had great details about how to move forward in the separation process to maximize the benefits of raising a healthy child.

I’ve learned that this coparenting course is designed to help me create a positive co-parenting relationship after divorce, with a strong focus on my children’s well-being. The course encouraged me to reflect on my actions and take responsibility for my part in the relationship’s breakdown, which is crucial for moving forward. I also gained insights into the importance of responsibility, forgiveness, acceptance, and integrity in transforming interactions with the other parent.

The course provided me with practical tools for making effective co-parenting agreements, setting ground rules for discussions, and designing a parenting plan that works for my family. I now understand the importance of having written agreements to ensure clarity and prevent misunderstandings. Overall, I feel more prepared to co-parent in a way that supports my children’s emotional health and future success.

You cannot move forward in a poor co parenting relationship, until you take responsibility for your part in why the relationship did not work out in the first place.

This course helped me to discover that I need to put the kids first and by doing so means that I need to work with their mother to make sure that every decision made is in their best interest and be there for them and one another. It taught me that no matter what season we are in we still have to work together to see them succeed. Although it seems like my life may have hit a brick wall and stopped in my tracks doesn’t mean that their life stops as well. Actually it is just getting started.

Kids come first!

Kids will identify themselves as half mom and half dad. When someone says something bad about either of their parents, essentially, they will take it as something bad about themselves. Overall, be cautious about what you say and what others are saying in front of your kids.

What I enjoyed most about this course was how to continue just being the better parent and not let the situation rule the cards on the table.

I think this course was very useful. Honestly, something like this would be helpful to take prior to getting married or at least prior to making the decision to add kids to your marriage, and it would probably reduce the chance for divorces…

I do feel more at ease of handling what’s likely to come ahead in this divorce process, and hope my spouse takes something alike this course too.

If you are discipline in your communication with your ex you are going to have a successful coparenting. Also do not make assumptions and try and keep that open honest communication with your ex. Always look at things from the kids perspective and do not talk bad about the parent.

This class was really empowering. I am recommending this to couples who aren’t to the point of divorce in an effort to have an impact.

The course had overall very helpful information that helped to put into perspective mutual responsibility and acceptance. Some sections didn’t match up with the workbook printed at the beginning but overall it was an effective tool.