Course Reviews

I learned that no matter what the issues are with my marriage, that I made the choices from the beginning. I had the power to get out of this relationship and/or set boundaries earlier. Communicating and working together and understanding my spouses perspective is very important. I pray we can co parent well in the future.

Good reminder to keep it, amicable, not badmouth and be a team specifically for the kids. Some really good material in here with great perspective.

Watched the 4 hour course and found everything very helpful. The content is high-level and very necessary in navigating co-parenting in a divorce. I recommend taking notes and keeping the notes nearby and reference regularly. Divorce and separation are intense emotional experiences. Having the right tools is essential. this class provided just that.

Very enlightening, this course made me realize no one is perfect and thought processes are different. I will take the things discussed into action and remember I have a part in this to make things positive moving forward knowing we may not always agree.

I appreciated the use of real world examples and the different steps and options in a dissolution. We wound up using a mediator and it was good to have an understanding of how that process would work.

I will take this information and apply it to my life.

explained how co parents should communicate better

I enjoyed this course. It focuses on practical ways to ensure your child remains the top priority.

This was very helpful for me to go through. It opened my eyes to a lot of things. The most important is to take responsibility for my part in the divorce and also forgive my wife as well as myself. Also to work together and put our daughter first.

Successful at making me think about my divorce in new ways.

I’ve learned how to look at the bigger picture and how to have less blame and take more responsibility for my actions that contributed to the down fall of my relationship. Divorce does take 2

its a great way to hear other perspectives and be able to relate to the people in this course within my own experience. I learned valuable key points that I have already begun to apply in my situation,

I’m going to practice on agreeing on stuff and making sure we both come to a conclusion on what’s best for our kiddo as at the end of the day we both want to be there for our son and the well being of him.

HELPED SHOW ME HOW TO DEAL WITH THINGS AND PUT MY KID FIRST

Finding Peace and Understanding

Sometimes marriages don’t work out not because anyone is wrong, but because two people grow in different directions. This isn’t about failure – it’s about growth and learning. Let’s look at this situation from a fresh perspective:

Understanding the Past:

– Every relationship teaches us something valuable about ourselves

– The good times were real and meaningful

– Both people likely tried their best with the tools they had at the time

– Misunderstandings happen when people communicate differently

Moving Forward Positively:

– This is a chance to model healthy behavior for your children

– You can create a new kind of family – different, but still full of love

– Your children can learn valuable lessons about resilience and adaptation

– You have the opportunity to become better co-parents than you were partners

Focus on the Children:

– Children thrive when their parents are at peace

– They need to feel loved and secure by both parents

– This change can teach them about handling life’s challenges

– Your new family structure can show them flexibility and strength

Your New Journey:

– You can channel energy into personal growth

– Focus on being the best parent possible

– Build new traditions and memories with your children

– Create a peaceful co-parenting relationship

Remember:

The end of a marriage doesn’t mean the end of family. It’s a transformation into something different, but it can still be beautiful and meaningful. Your children will learn from how you handle this transition. By choosing understanding over anger, and cooperation over conflict, you’re teaching them valuable life lessons about resilience, adaptation, and grace.

Looking Ahead:

Think of this as a new chapter, not the end of the story. You have the power to shape how this story unfolds. Focus on creating a healthy, supportive environment for your children, and remember that healing takes time. It’s okay to take small steps forward.

The course was good information and I had a couple major take aways in terms of thinking about how to better get along with your former spouse. It is geared towards getting along with your former spouse and I had hoped for more content pertaining to actual parenting tips for children of divorce. My former spouse and I are not having difficultly getting along, and was hoping for more tools and techniques to help the children understand etc.

The workshop deals a lot in taking responsibility for not only your own actions that contributed to the downfall of the relationship but how your actions affect the other person in a way that causes them to act out of character. at the end of the day, releasing yourself and your former partner from “being” just your former partner or adversary, and accepting what you can change and cannot about them. coming to terms to help raise the life you created so that that child gets the best out of life they can get without hatred and venom influences.

As i look back now after 7 years of being separated and raising our boy 50/50 that i was in the wrong and that it was my fault for the divorce. This course has opened my eyes to what my faults where and how to better go about things with my ex and our son and has made a lot of peace for the both of us…

Both parents being a part of the childrens life has been very important to me. Trying to find a way to co-parent can be difficult when the other parent has a new significant other that comes in-between and one I have a restraining order against. Over all that being conscious of my responses and ensuring I don’t put additional responsibility on the children when going between parents.

I appreciated the discussion about how important communication is and putting the kids first.