Course Reviews

Through this process, I’ve learned that co-parenting requires a lot of patience, self-awareness, and emotional control. One of the biggest things I’ve learned about myself is that I can’t let personal feelings or past issues interfere with decisions that affect my child. That has been challenging at times, but also really important.

I wish there was more about how to make the experience as least traumatic as possible for kids. Overall, good.

Wished I watched this before proceeding with divorce, but the content has been helpful and helped me reflect and figure out what went wrong.

Complete course with good points to consider and stretches you to take responsibility, grow, and take accountability for being the best co-parents you can be for the sake of your children.

I think it was overall a very good learning experience!

I’ve learned better communication, true meaning of responsibility, understanding of others feelings and actions. Why it’s important to express withholding your thoughts and why it’s important to make sure the children or child comes first and treating each other with respect around them to make co-parenting successful.

Due to an extended divorce, this is the third class that I’ve taken. The other two were in person, and I feel like I took a lot more away from this course, then from sitting in a classroom and going through the motions. It gave me time to review and work at my own pace. Thanks

We each contributed to the divorce through our own decisions. Taking responsibility for those choices is essential to moving forward. We must choose this for our children’s sakes.

This course did help open my eyes on some new ways to make changes on how to communicate with my child’s father, and hold myself accountable for where we are at this point

This class on coparenting helped me understand that I can’t control how my partner reacts or how he chooses to parent once we are divorced, and that accepting this is an important part of moving forward. It also reminded me that taking responsibility for my own part in the separation isn’t about taking all the blame—it’s about creating space for healthier communication and possibly helping him feel more understood. The videos clarified what mediation looks like and gave me a better sense of what to expect as the process unfolds, which makes the whole situation feel a little less overwhelming and a bit more manageable.

This was a great course to help you see another perspective and take ownership of your actions in the marriage.

It’s important to ensure that the co-parenting environment and overall influence on the children is one of positivity, understanding, and safety. It was great to learn about the many ways I can contribute to doing that.

In taking responsibility for my actions in the marriage and forgiving my former spouse, I am able to create a line of communication that is open, honest, and will put my child at the center in a very positive way. I’m really thankful for this course and the tools and resources given. It will enable us to do the work it will take to have a stable co-parenting relationship moving forward. I will definitely be referencing the resources provided and utilizing them from here on out.

This coparenting class really helped me to take ownership of my part in the divorce. It made me look at things more child centric. Focus on my child instead of me or her. I was able to get some really good resources to use. It also helped to hear from others that have been through or are going through what I am going through. I want to have a positive relationship with my ex. We were married for 7 plus years, created a son together.

This course really was enlightening and it made me realize how I was putting 100% of the blame on the ex when I ignored so many issues at the start of our relationship.

I found this course very helpful because it makes a person take a deeper look into both parties responsibility to what happened, and how to make it a smoother transition for everyone involved, more importantly, our children.

Lots of useful information on doing what’s best for your child & how to make things work with your Ex.

The course was good. I particularly liked the parts about forgiveness and keeping the children first and foremost. It’s what I’ve been practicing and reminding myself about regularly as our divorce slowly proceeds. The children are the victims in this situation and mitigating the damage is so important.

I also appreciated the discussions of legal proceedings. There are a lot of terms I only had the vaguest concepts of that were explained in an easy to understand way.

I learned that forgives isn’t for the other person it’s for yourself. I also learned it’s important to separate adult issues from parenting. Even if there are personal disagreements children benefit most when both parents communicate respectfully and focus on what is best for them. Also how to speak to the other parent even if we disagree. And pettiness will get you no where. To be mature

It is in great detail, putting the children first, seeing your ex-spouse for who they are, looking at yourself, and creating a healthy life for our kids