Course Reviews

It’s about taking responsibility for your own actions. Learning to heal and accept for your children

I like how the couple teaching the coparenting class came from a place of experience. They went through the process and are showing us the end result.

So important for both parents to put aside differences and be civil with an absolute focus on what is the best interest for the children.

Take responsibility . Does not mean your taking blame

Overall good and helpful skills to improve communication between myself and my ex as we navigate through the divorce and post divorce process and provide our kids with the best possible environment.

This course wasn’t exactly what I was expecting, but it did provide some insight in to ‘what went wrong’ and how to best move forward with my ex. I also got some good tactics to use when negotiating and having hard conversations.

This class is very informative, It actually taught me alot about myself and recognizing what I did wrong and what I can do to correct it. How to move forward in a better way and how until we all can recognize where we failed it will help you move forward in a more positive way.

This course reinforced that effective coparenting requires patience, maturity, and a child focused mindset which I think is important

Very informative course with good insights on how to move forward during and after your divorce. I found the perspectives on the divorce process shared by the experienced lawyers to be the most helpful in identifying how to best navigate the divorce process with your spouse and identifying what alternative dispute resolution may work best for my particular situation.

I have a difficult relationship with my son’s mother. While we were never married, we did live together and have our son, we argued a lot. I think a majority now, looking back on it, is because we wouldn’t calm down and listen to the other person.

I have learned that forgiveness is the best thing to do coparenting with the other parent. Learning to just look over every situation in a new way to not get mad at the other parent. But to be happy how they parent the children in so many different ways.

I enjoyed this course overall, however, it didn’t necessarily give any tools on how to successfully co-parent. Rather it spent 4 hours reviewing skills in taking accountability for WHY the divorce was taking place and learning how to have respectful conversations with your ex-spouse. The last section was somewhat helpful. It was cool to hear from two family law lawyers and their perspectives/explanations on divorce – this provided some helpful resources actually. Overall, it was good. I just wish there was more specifics surrounding actual co-parenting.

I learned its not about always being but more importantly its about the children.

This should be done when you get married. Not 20+ years later

More than anything it helped me recognize my responsibility in my divorce. My wife and I have always focused on putting our daughter first and the workshop reminded me of how important it is to continue to do so.

I found this course very informational and hopefully helpful. I only hope my soon-to-be ex. spouse gets the same out of it that I did. I hope he learns to be child centric and be less controlling about the situation and to make his own decisions, not the aggressive decisions of his lawyer.

I really liked the focus on the kids by not blaming the other parent. It takes 2 to get married and it takes 2 to get divorced.

Good course, good resources.

It is important to accept what ourselves have done in order to forgive and move on

This parenting program was very healing and makes you think about both sides and how you also contributed to the ending of your marriage.