Course Reviews

I like how he was straight to the point and blunt to make people realize how real this is and how serious co parenting should be taken. Responsibility should come from both sides.

Course could be called, “How to avoid divorce if things seem “off” in your marriage”

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I learned a lot about connection and honesty to facilitate a better environment for our child.

I figured out how I contributed & am responsible for the break up.

I learned how I was responsible & contributed for the breakup.

This really put into perspective for me, the impact that my actions and response towards my former spouse will have on our child. Trying to make him out to be the only one wrong, does absolutely no good for our child, myself or my former spouse.

there is a reason that this is required in many states. it just makes sense to give people an idea of why this happened and the best way to move forward. it was so informative, good to reflect on yourself and find that you had a part in causing the divorce and you are responsible for things going forward. most importantly to put children first.

Great workshop! Put things in perspective.

I learned how important it is to make sure that you don’t make them feel like it is their fault that you and the other parent are not together, and to encourage and enlighten the child about how they should be happy to get to do things with the other parent and encourage them to have fun. I now know that is would be best if i can learn to like and get along with my childs mother even though we are not together.

All the chapters were very insightful, I appreciated the testimonies from the others in the seminar. The chapter that caught my attention was the ‘turning point’, owning up to the fact that we all knew from the beginning what we were getting ourselves into… I feel this. Moving forward hindsight is 20/20

The over all reflection while following this class has created confidence for me while bridging the gap into co-parenting.

This course was very informative and allowed me to see through different perspectives.

Opened my eyes to what good coparenting could be for our children.

Stable and fulfilling. Peace of mind. More able to assist child. Medical, education and discipline decisions. Less impact/effect on her for a successful future. Could be serious consequences if not properly addressed and communicated. Responsibility or stress that they may feel. Torn between two worlds. Loving both parents meaning it is not helpful to take all of the time away. What is now? I know I have at least something to do with everything and am taking responsibility. Restated that everything going forward is for Hailee. There is a major differencebetween what happened and interpretation.

Where did it go wrong? Not knowing the other parent, baby not made from love but love for the baby is forever. Poor communication. There is no guilt but responsibility for what has been said and done. It was toxic from the beginning. Never on the same page with the relationship with each other. Platonic. 0% attachment and commitment to each other. Freedom not necessarily with apology. Not intentionally malicious.circumstances did not cause solutions. Avoid reasons for not working and then avoid justification. I am not investing in making things wrong and not withholding information especially important info regarding the child. The parents are not connected but children are connected by everything and all surroundings. Main goal is to not damage any and all wellbeing. Always have integrity going forward. When it comes to Guilt or Blame. Context is a powerful place to stand. Choose a point of view that is empowering.. I was truly who I am when the mother met me. Children will be better off if and when I;take responsibility which is now. Generosity is powerful. They get to have environment where parents get along. Disconnect if needed. Connect following these decisions to set agreements with the coparent. A great example is the set schedule already in place. Opinions are opinions and not truth. Half Dad and half Mom. Mutual decisions in both household for consistency creates united front and empowering for maneuvering . Don’t disempower in front of kids. Ask it to stop if it occurs.

This course was very informative, from laying out how you need to take accountability for getting divorced to forgiving the other person so your kids suffer.

This course helped me better understand the importance of communication, patience, and keeping the children’s best interests first even during difficult situations. One thing I learned is that co-parenting is not about “winning” against the other parent, but about creating stability, consistency, and a healthy environment for the children to grow in. I also learned the importance of staying respectful, managing emotions during disagreements, and documenting communication clearly instead of reacting emotionally. Moving forward, I plan to practice better communication, be more cooperative when possible, and focus on building a healthier co-parenting relationship that supports my children emotionally and mentally. The course gave me a different perspective and reminded me that children benefit most when both parents work together positively, even if the relationship between the parents changes

One thing I learned about myself is that I cannot control the past or the other parents actions, but I can control how I respond moving forward. documentation and communication is key, co parenting works better when the focus stays “child centric”. my goal moving forward is to create as much stability, peace and support for my daughter.

These videos have been very eye opening and have given me a new way to look at the way things could be between my ex and I for our children.

Help you understand how to take in to perspective the person’s point of view and to help better communicate between the two of you in betterment of the kids