Course Reviews

I wish I had taken this course earlier. Divorce is difficult to understand and navigate effectively as well as a very painful process although necessary at times. I feel much better having tools and information to help me navigate this process successfully. Taking responsibility, forgiving myself as well as my ex spouse, and acceptance of myself her and the situation will benefit the health of my children as well as my ex spouse and myself. Realizing the marriage is over and forming a new relationship is key. Thank you!

Seemed to be some inconsistencies between the video and workbook. However the information provided through this course did give some extra insight on how to improve your co-parenting situation. I agreed with most statements made but I feel that this course would be much more beneficial if the co-parenting partners where required to do the same course around the same time so that the suggested discussions/ground rules would be better understood by both parties.

I love how they showed both sides

I learned how to Co-Parent with the other Parent and I got tips and Ideas from this lesson

Over all a good course with lots of information. Lots to take in at times but worth it to show your commitment to your kids and being a good coparent. Takes notes and enjoys.

good course. Many good examples that I could relate to. Makes you really look at the situation in a different light. Forces you to realize your own biases

In the work book, it says both parents have the right to love the child. Which i think is completely true. Forgiveness is a huge part of any traumatic life event in my case, still willing to coparent has been hard until I took this class

I learned a lot about how my parent’s not-so-great divorce contributed to how I grew up. It helps to see how I can do things different for my child.

I was able to cope with the divorce process easier and learned how to coparent better.

It was very interesting to learn how to communicate with your ex better for the benefit of your children.

The biggest thing I’ve taken away from this is how important it is to put the kids first

course was very enlightening and not boring like i thought it was going to be

The focus should be on the children, despite how difficult that can feel with animosity toward the co-parent.

This was fine. Felt very unilateral…one couple’s experience with coparenting. It did emphasize need for cooperation, which is important

A lot of this content is the same I have covered in counseling or therapy, but it is well laid out and structured. I appreciated the methodical way of highlighting simple responsibility in your side of relationship breakdown. Additionally I think they show how you can choose to accept your ex and set new boundaries and a new kind of relationship for the benefit of your kids and their peaceful childhood. I have a lot of hope that I can do that.

me and the mother of my child were never legally married but this course has given an amazing amount of insight and tools to help me open lines of communication with her, as well as open my eyes to the reasons for our separation and what part I played in causing it. it has helped me take responsibility for those things as well as forgive myself and the mother of my child for our collective role in the ending of our relationship.

I went into this class thinking that I understood how deep of an understanding was needed to go through a separation, court process and co-parenting. I now know that I’ve only just dipped my toes in the water. Having this resource available is truly helpful just feeling like you aren’t alone. The testimonials of the fellow parents, the attorneys who have seen what I can only imagine is every situation that could be and just the support behind this process. I am truly glad that I picked this class, I will definitely be looking at this my own process through a different light.

I have struggled with my decision for divorce because of my children. I came to a place where I do believe we can parent together apart from each other. Even though I came in with this as my thought process already (children first/don’t blame the other person/don’t talk bad about them in front of kids) I truly learned from this course. I self-reflected and took better responsibility of my role in this. He was this way all along and I was also this way all along. I am trying to stick to facts and my responsibility rather than the interpretation of my circumstances. I know my ex-husband is hurt by my decision to leave and I want to be patient and understanding, but also keep us focused on our kids. They are amazing boys and they deserve us to work together for their benefit. I know how much he loves them and I commit to working on the relationship for my kids benefit as we raise them apart from each other. Thank you for teaching this and being direct and honest.

I love the reminder that we chose the person we are divorcing and that it is likely qualities that we overlooked early in the relationship that later contributed to the relationship’s ending. By accepting responsibility, we can better see ourselves and our former partner as what we are–human beings.

Honestly, sometimes it’s just good to hear it from another person’s perspective. And it can be hard, but I appreciated how this video shared insight on these two topics specifically.