Course Reviews

This is about letting go of your blame/resentment, accepting your new reality and doing whats in the best interest of your kids. Its not about who is right or wrong. The decision has been made to divorce now its time to plan a new life where the center of attention is not the problem but the solutions you can work out together.

I’ve learned a lot and was easy to understand and see both points of every situation and it’s so simple that you just have to reflect about the situation and let things flow easier in what your mind is going. It even opened up other ways to think about just to make it clear and easy to raise your kids without hurting them.

Good coparenting class to consider and good reminders while you may not be feeling so good at the time. it is important to keep the children as the #1 priority and not let what happened impact them or as little as possible.

This program had such valuable information that could nourish and educate individuals in any relationship, not just divorcees. I look forward to utilizing the tools and information moving forward with my current spouse and possible future relationships.

Made me self reflect on my views

I really enjoyed doing this class as it helped to remind me on parts that can be hard to remember. Like forgiveness.

I had a good time listing to the course and reflecting on my own causes for this divorce and helping me be the best I can for my kid.

This is a great coparenting course that emphasizes the need to forgive my wife and accept my role in the failed relationship. Focusing on the kids and establishing common ground on what is best for them is key to moving forward with the divorce and making the situation as best as it can be.

No es bueno a culpar de immediato, ay que hablar sobre el suceso aunque no quieras- pero es lo mejor para los hijos para que no crezcan hacer los mismos errores que uno.

I feel that this course has given me the tools and resources to be a great co-parent to my children and to be a great co-parent for my ex.

This course for parents has brought attention to things that I wouldn’t even have thought of or considered. I’m thankful this class was recommended so I could add more tools to my tool belt.

I knew that my separation would affect my children, but I never knew how deeply. This coparenting course helped me grow as a mother and person.

I learned to practice patience and communication. I really learned how to control my emotions as well.

i went in closed minded but after going through it ive learnd that everything has a solution. I have learnd in this woorkshop that its not just a single party at fault for the divorce and there are actions that acumulate up to this point. ive learnd that the more responsiblity i take from this cores will help my child in the future. ive learnd that even tho we might have a disigrement with the some of the parenting techniqs but weather the parent is right or wrong i should respect the decition they made.

I learned that it will not be easy at first but with time and communication it will become easier. communication is always the key. volunteer to take the child out.

I appreciated to multiple views on co-parenting. There are definitely some take away for me to use.

This class was eye opening to how similar other marriages have ended. It was relieving to hear about a life of cooperation with my former spouse and a joint goal to raise our kids positively.

Forgiving and accepting my role in this failed relationship is key so that my wife and I can focus on the children and what is best for them. Our differences and thoughts of what is right or wrong do not matter as our common ground on doing what is right for the kids now takes priority.

Despite my initial reserve ration to take this course per the obvious circumstances, I found immense value in watching the actual process of healthy conflict-resolution. Even though we both did not complete or have to complete the course, yet I believe this course and handbook will support healthy communication moving forward at the best interest of our child.

It is interesting to me to think that I thought I was being the most civil as possible while trying to coparent with a narcissist. I can clearly see how forgiving him will make all the difference in the world for not only my coparenting relationship but my overall mental health.