Course Reviews

Tr ase analizar y reconocer los errores como aceptación de problema

Great information, resources and questions that have been prepared very well!

I think that this was a valuable resource to me. I think learning to place responsibility on both of us for this divorce and not using each of bias sides to create issues that don’t need to be there, especially in front of the child. I also appreciate that this is the start of forgiving ourselves, moving forward, and putting our daughter first. I appreciate this coparenting class and will take time to use it as we progress to our new normal.

This course does a deep dive into the root cause of the issues, not just how to approach them now going forward. The real life stories were hhelpful to relate to.

i think this course really opens your eyes to how you and your partner contributed the end of the relationship.

I learned to be more open and to try and communicate better

You know coming into this thing i have had my son withheld from me by his mom and he’s 1. I dont know what the outcome is yet but it was so easy to just talk and build a case about her. I no longer want to do that i just wanna see my son – he means the world to me. Along with that i realize that we each played a role and had our own intrest in it. I think the best thing we can do is work together but also have boundaries your Life is yours. Mine is mine we dont have to talk about things other than our sons best interest.

Not just me it’s more about my little girl and making sure she ok 25 7

This really helps you look deeper into everything and see it from different angles.

This course provided a clear understanding of the dynamics of divorce & opened my eyes as to how co-parenting post separation can be done effectively for the future of our child.

I really liked the part where you have to look with in and see where the break down happened or they called it where you took a left turn. Looking inside and taking responsibility for why the marriage didn’t work. It takes two people and you are both responsible for a break down. I the main thing i really liked is hearing about with holding from your former partner. I started to with hold a lot, even if it was simple because i didn’t want to have the hard conversations.

I learned I had a lot more to do with our relationship and how it ended and how I could of went about of situations and had different turn out, it’s never 1 sided it takes two to make negative outcome

I found it interesting that children think of themselves as half mom and half dad; therefore they receive comments from one parent about the other personally. It really makes it that much more important to always talk kind/positive about the eachother. If you can’t say something nice then don’t say nothing at all.

I would have liked a more science based approach to this coarse. I did like the emphasis on self-reflection and how that can be a guide to knowing what behaviors you are prone to in future relationships.

one of the biggest lessons from this coparenting class i learned is try to be flexible and understanding of any type of schedule changes or if something comes up that we need to switch on. it will make out co parenting relationship much more easy but on the same side setting boundaries on those changes and making sure we both feel we are getting equal time with our son.

Keeping in mind that our son is top priority when it comes to our co parenting relationship. control your emotions and make sure you are making the right decision and what is in his best interest.

I was court mandated to take this course but it was a good testimony and fully of insight that led me to confirm what I was doing with my child was important and that all voices are heard and matter. Communication is tricky for a lot of people but learning their style and accepting what you think you have accepted makes a world of difference.

Fantastic insight and provided me some additional tools going forward

These videos on coparenting are helpful because it tells us that we can help maintain a relationship as coparents by taking little steps that could greatly help a healthy coparent relationship.

This was a great course and a real eye opener. I’m ready to move forward and forgive.

The topics discussed in the course really opened my eyes. These topics could also be used for couple counseling to improve an existing marriage.