Course Reviews

jam packed with helpful information and tips for parents and splitting spouses becoming coparents

I throughly enjoyed this course. I really enjoyed the male speaker in the first four sections of the training. He was direct and to the point and pointed out things that may have been hard to hear but they needed to be pointed out. This course really got me thinking. I wish there would be courses a person had to take such as these prior to be allowed to get married. I think raising some of these ideas thoughts etc before marriage would ignite those conversations before it led to divorce.

I have learned how to view outcomes differently. This course has taught me how to understand co parenting better and how to be a better coparent and parent for my child

Always remember children first and encourage honesty. This course should be mandatory prior to any legal documentation being allowed into the court system. Lawyers should be required to present all options to any divorcee prior to filing any documentation. Learning how to better communicate with your partner is the key to any relationship and always will be. Its repeated many times but divorce is an adversarial process and there are options to keep the want to argue at a minimum. Resources are not always readily available but they do exist and one shoe does not fit all. Accept that it takes two and your wish from divorce may be to completely separate your self from the other but in truth divorce may require you to work together more than you would have ever considered when two people are together.

This course really made me focus on letting go of the past, acknowledging my faults, acceptance of myself and to always have the what’s best for the children thought process for any decision making.

Accepting the divorce may be difficult, but this course helps people, and helped me, to overcome this in order to put the children first. It truly does prioritize the children as they are the primary focus.

Great course!

this helped me alot to forgive

I was never married to the child’s father we were never even a relationship so large part of the beginning of it really didn’t apply. But the bulk of the course was about the children and how our actions, words, decisions we make , impact them. I think this cannot be over emphasized. I’m going to keep reminding myself what is best for my child and not take things so personal.

Reminded me to reflect

This course helped me look at the other side

I liked the part about how memory depends on who you are and everyone’s memory fits the situation they want to remember and fits their story to justify their own actions.

Each principle discussed are vital to a healthy relationship. I learned how to reflect on things that I have done wrong and what my spouse had done to contribute to our failed marriage. Principles such as forgiveness and taking responsibility for actions and also the lack of are essential to overcoming conflict. The particular affairs were not fully addressed because it requires both parents to come together and discuss the matters in order to improve the relationship for the betterment of the children. That is the unfortunate part of the situation. If what was taught in the course can be applied by both parents, then their can be peace and understanding restored.

I have let many things go for the direction I wanted to be as a person & a mother. I needed the ideas of how to communicate with spouse on my wishes for the children. Work together instead of apart. So many good points & suggestions to use & much needed. I have more to sort though yet. I hope I can still listen to these videos again & again. So I can break sections down slowly & clearly.

The class really made me look at how I contributed to the current status of our relationship.

Something I have learnt to embrace is accepting my ex just as he is.

I think that everything that they are saying in this course could be used to save the marriage.More people must and I repeat absolutely must take heed of this council so that they can make better lives for their children. Personally I think everybody should apply this knowledge before they get divorced.

It is in the best interest of both parties to make what is best for the children, So I think this course was very helpful

I felt that this coparenting class was very informative and helped change my perspective. It gave good tools for moving forward.

This coparenting course taught me the importance of forgiveness, taking responsibility, acceptance, acknowledgement and integrity when it comes to my thinking about and dealing with my ex partner in order to create the best possible outcome for my children. “Every arrow you aim at your spouse lands firmly in the heart of your child”. I learnt effective communication tools and facts about divorce and children of divorce. The goal is to create a restructured family, not a broken home. This will benefit everyone, including me. The marriage is over. Dead. It’s time to start a new relationship as partners in raising our children. The children come first.