Course Reviews

The course had good fundamental knowledge, but frankly I was distracted by the gentleman’s professional demeanor and approach. At times, I found his personality conflicting with the message he was trying to get across. Obviously the video was created for a captive virtual audience and a diversified live audience, but I think at times what was being said could be interpreted offensively to the female audience. However, to take something positive away from his performance, it does illustrate how differently divorce can be viewed through the eyes of others.

I was nervous at first about this course however, it was very helpful! I appreciate it giving me a different perspective regarding my daughters father

I honestly was having a rough time with communication and reliving past hardships and now I feel better about it all this really showed me what’s important for a healthy coparenting relationship and what’s really important for my child

Definitely worth the money. very anxiety free.

This was very insightful and eye opening. Also very well put together and easy to follow along and understand.

I definitely learned a few very important things from this class. I am ready to let go of my anger towards my former spouse and move forward, regardless of whether she can do the same, and it is thanks to the points they made in this class.

While much of this course I had already addressed through therapy (both family and individual) it reinforced the tools and approaches that are best to ensure the most positive outcome possible for my children. I do believe everyone going through divorce should take some version of this course, especially if they aren’t otherwise addressing these items through therapy

I took this course with the intention of bettering my coparenting relationship with my daughter’s father. The information provided is helpful and relevant even if you are not going through a divorce.

I think that was well worth it, and very helpful.

Lessons here would be great for a pre-marriage class too.

Great course, helped me better understand what lead to my divorce. I wish I would of done something like this before getting married. But, It helped me understand my flaws and how become a better co parent to my child.

I was very skeptical when I started but going through it and actually listening and paying attention makes me realize I learned a lot and I am to try different techniques to communicate with my son’s dad. I’ve grown from taking this co-parenting class.

I felt that this was a really good course to take. I felt they presented tools to really help navigate this whole experience that we are going through.

Allowing forgiveness has helped so much.

I learned that everything I have been doing through the journey of this divorce is in line with what I learned in the videos.

I really appreciated the different view point they bring. I think it is very helpful for people to understand and learn how to take responsibility for their own actions and it is important to forgive the other person as well.

I feel like through this class there was a good portion of it that I was already doing. I think the biggest take away for me with this class was tips on communication with the other parent. Also something that I never really did much of was to look at things from her perspective, more specifically why is she doing something the way she is.

I think this is a great tool to be more understanding and responsible for your emotions and others

Parents need to take this 6 hour course to understand what you have to do after the divorce and write and keep your agreements for your children or child. I learned to better communicate with the other parent. I will put into practice better communication with the other parent.

Great course to help you not only understand your ex-spouse view that can negatively impact your whole scenario and feeling. But, also to learn the importance to take self ownership. Just like it took the two of you to get married, it also took the both of yours choices of words, behaviors, and overall choices that ultimately lead to the divorce. In the end the sooner to realize both are to blame and to take accountability for ourselves will ultimately only benefit for not just the children ultimately but for ones self.