Course Reviews

He thinks he is right, you think you are right, the battle is on, and the kids suffer, really everyone suffers. Compromise, and/or restructure the family and respect each other. Encourage the love and relationship of the other parent, because the level your kids are messed up depends on you.

We always forget that we weren’t forced to marry each other. We chose to marry each other

This course has a lot of great information on how to work on coparenting with one another but also a good deal of self reflection and self awareness

I found the class helpful in the process of proceeding with separation with my ex girlfriend, and navigating a path for our children.

Nice to have this company available.

Great knowledge to move into the future with.

I have held alot of grudge towards my soon to be ex wife and seen her attack my family my friends even my 9 yr old daughter but I have thought about my reaction to this and seen I’ve reacted in frustration and not diplomatic

Jill and Marc did an excellent job of facilitating the workshop. Their insights from first-hand experience with divorce really helps you buy into their reasons for wanting to help others going through a divorce.

I have learn that taking responsibility of my action and try make it work for the better. Intern of working with the parent of the children’s

So the one thing i struggle with is communication and that the one thing they really teach how import it is

How to work together to our best abilities.

Can’t just blame the ex for everything because we knew what kind of person he or she was when we decided to get with them or marry and have kids.

Great Information

Is course taught me a lot about myself and about my own specific situation and in that situation I learned that both parties no one’s to blame that things happen in life happens and I think that if communication would have been better it wouldn’t have ended the way it did but that’s where we’re at and maybe next time it won’t end that way so communication is key and like it says in the course don’t make a war of the roses it takes two to tango and if you’re blaming someone for something instead of taking responsibility for your actions that’s where you’re going to end up as in divorce. Also that the children have no part in adult decisions or what’s going on they need to just be children and they need both parents and for both parents for them to have that both parents have to get along and to get along and go along

I learned that there’s virtually no thing you can do if your no contact and they won’t work with you. I also learned family law is expensive and takes a long time. Especially when they won’t communicate with you.

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.