Course Reviews

If you are discipline in your communication with your ex you are going to have a successful coparenting. Also do not make assumptions and try and keep that open honest communication with your ex. Always look at things from the kids perspective and do not talk bad about the parent.

This class was really empowering. I am recommending this to couples who aren’t to the point of divorce in an effort to have an impact.

The course had overall very helpful information that helped to put into perspective mutual responsibility and acceptance. Some sections didn’t match up with the workbook printed at the beginning but overall it was an effective tool.

Open and receptive communication is key to a healthy co parenting relationship.

Learned how to make things work with your ex-spouse. Learning how to have coping skills and work together on the other and myself and most definitely my child. Our divorce has an effect on our child and could also affect her future relationships.

I thought this was great

I think I learned allot about what I was doing wrong, and can use to change my ways on thinking

Forgive urself n the person then try to move on

A lot of helpful information that is easy to comprehend and explained well.

Es bueno tomar EstA clase de curso porque a yudan mucho como segir adelante en una separation y sobre todo cuando ay niños de por medio

I have spent a long time separated, and so sorting out the details of divorce is very removed from the romance and abuse of the marriage, but it served as a time to reflect on the healing I have done to be able to think about these things without my heart racing.

I think it is helpful to review the responsibility section and how to keep the child first going forward.

To be frank, my ex and I have already been implementing alot of these strategies already and unlike most couples I don’t feel we are a high conflict divorce. With that being said the course certainly served as a great reminder to be vigilant in our effort to put our child first, recognize our opinions aren’t facts, and remove emotions when looking at the given scenario at hand. This can be hard in the moment, but if you are intentional with recognizing the unhealthy patterns you can disrupt the cycle and create much healthier relationships for all involved.

I thought it was good and gave a good insight on communication and not blaming how to work together

I THOUGHT IT WAS RESOURCEFUL, HELPED ME UNDERDSTAND MORE THAT GOES INTO A DIVORCE MORE THAN JUST GOING TO COURT AND HAVING IT SETTLED THERE.

Learning the concept of ‘withholding” was very powerful for me, and the demonstration of reality(facts) vs our interpretation. The course helped me to better understand my spouse’s plight in the divorce. It also confirmed my innate need to take responsibility for the outcome of the marriage.

It was helpful to have two people that understand the nuances of communication. This coparenting course reminded me to let go of my ego, and stick to the basics: the exchange of information. The moderators were genuine and raw while they spoke. They spoke from a place of knowing our struggle.

This coparenting class gave me the chance to look through the lens of my partner. It enabled me to look back and take responsibility for my part in the unraveling of our relationship, and gave me more perspective as to why things went the way they did. Overall I found it helpful in the aspect of reflecting on the relationship as a whole, what happened, and what we can do going forward to peacefully co-parent. The importance of forgiveness to both my ex and myself, acceptance of what happened, and the ability to move forward for the sake of our child. It was helpful hearing other parents navigating similar situations and gave hope that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

I appreciated the genuine concern and thought behind this course and it gives me hope for my child’s future and for the world.

To hear how real people handled divorce eveen in very difficult situation was remarkable, learning to be compassionat and mature for the sake fo your children.

Learning to forgive for what happened in the relationship and focusing on the welfare of the child without the past trauma connected.