Co-Parenting Education Program

Program Overview This is a structured, live Co-Parenting Education Program created for parents who are exhausted by ongoing conflict, concerned about how co-parenting stress is affecting their child, and ready to stop repeating patterns that place children in the middle. This program is designed for those who want real structure, accountability, and child-focused guidance -- not quick fixes -- so their children experience stability instead of continued arguments, confusion, or emotional fallout. Programs are offered twice per month and are intentionally limited to a maximum of 10 participants per program to preserve instructional quality, meaningful engagement, and accountability. Upon completion, participants receive written documentation of participation suitable for presentation to attorneys or family court as evidence of co-parenting education and good-faith effort. Upon completion of the final live session, participants receive a Certificate of Completion and Participation Verification Letter, suitable for submission to Family Court or attorneys as evidence of co-parenting education and good-faith effort. Program Schedule The Co-Parenting Education Program is delivered within a structured 30-day program period, consisting of four live sessions held once per week. Programs are offered on a set schedule: One program begins on Tuesdays One program begins on Thursdays Each program follows a consistent weekly meeting time and is capped at 10 participants per program to maintain instructional quality, accountability, and meaningful participation. Upcoming start dates and available enrollment options are listed at the time of registration. How The Program Works Format: Live, interactive sessions held virtually via Zoom Total Instruction Time: 8-10 hours of guided education Class Size: Small group sessions limited to no more than 10 participants per program session. Private enrollment available when offered. Structure: Guided instruction with clear expectations for attendance, participation, and completion Focus: Education, structure, communication, and child-first decision-making What This Program Is -- And Is Not This program IS: Educational and structured, with clear expectations and guided participation Focused on real-life co-parenting challenges that parents are actually dealing with Designed to support clarity, accountability, and child-focused decision-making Appropriate for parents who are currently involved in, or preparing for, family court This program is NOT: Therapy or counseling Legal advice or legal representation Mediation between parents or communication with the other parent This program does not diagnose, treat, or resolve legal disputes. It provides education and structure so you can show up with intention, consistency, and accountability for your child. For co-parents seeking additional guidance, tools, or support related to communication, documentation, or navigating high-conflict dynamics, please visit the Co-Parent Solutions HOME page to explore other available services. Why Structure Matters When co-parenting lacks structure, emotions often take over. When emotions lead communication, conflict increases -- and children feel the impact. This program teaches parents how to: Create solutions when co-parenting with a difficult or uncooperative parent Set and understand clear expectations instead of reacting to conflict Make child-focused decisions from a place of clarity, structure, and accountability rather than emotion The goal is not to control the other parent, but to help you respond with intention, consistency, and stability for your child. Designed With Real Life In Mind This program was built for parents who: Are tired of repeating the same arguments Want tools they can actually use Need guidance without judgment Want to protect their children from ongoing conflict You don't need your co-parent to participate for this program to be helpful. You only need a willingness to learn, reflect, and apply structure moving forward. Attendance & Commitment Policy This program consists of four live sessions, and attendance at all sessions is required. Participants are responsible for selecting enrollment dates that work for their schedule and for committing to attend each session. While emergencies may occur, live participation is a core requirement for completion and eligibility for documentation. Because co-parenting requires consistency, accountability, and follow-through, showing up matters. Missed sessions do not qualify for refunds, automatic rescheduling, or extensions of the program period. A make-up option may be offered at the program's discretion, when available. Failure to attend all sessions may impact completion status and documentation eligibility. By enrolling, participants acknowledge and agree to these attendance expectations.