Our court-approved parenting course can be a valuable resource for parents going through divorce or separation, as well as for those involved in custody or visitation disputes. The course aims to provide parents with the necessary skills and knowledge to co-parent effectively and create a positive future for your children despite the challenges you may be facing. Here are some key components: Communication Skills: Effective communication is essential for successful co-parenting. The course is helpful in improving communication between parents, including active listening, using “I” statements ..read more

Making Magic Happen The holiday season is upon us, and it’s a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. For many families, this means navigating the intricate dance of co-parenting during the holidays. While co-parenting might come with its challenges, it’s also an opportunity to create lasting memories and foster a sense of love and unity for the children involved. In this blog post, we’ll explore the concept of loving and fun-filled family co-parenting during the holidays, highlighting the importance of cooperation and communication. Join us on a journey of shared joy and warmth as we navi ..read more

Introduction: Navigating the complexities of co-parenting can be a challenging journey, often fraught with emotional hurdles and communication pitfalls. However, my experience with a co-parenting class not only transformed my approach to shared parenting but also laid the foundation for a powerful and harmonious relationship with my ex-spouse. This transformative journey not only benefited us as co-parents but, more importantly, played a pivotal role in shaping our children into compassionate, loving, and successful individuals. The Decision to Take a Co-Parenting Class: The decision to enroll ..read more

Being a good parent is challenging, and 41% of parents in the United States agree. 29% believe it is the most stressful endeavor they have undertaken. A large percentage agree that it is tiring. However, everyone agrees that in one way or the other, it is the most rewarding experience of one’s life. Good parenting involves providing unconditional love, support, and guidance your child needs to develop into a confident, compassionate, and responsible individual. When you are co-parenting, being a good role model and learning some basic overall parenting skills are essential to raising children ..read more

Co-parenting can be a challenging journey, especially when it follows the dissolution of a romantic relationship. However, for the sake of the child, it is essential to set aside personal grievances and create a new path characterized by forgiveness and effective communication. In this article, we will explore the transformative power of forgiveness, the importance of establishing new ways of communication, and how these elements can positively impact the well-being and development of children in a co-parenting arrangement. The Power of Forgiveness Forgiveness is a vital step towards healing a ..read more

  Co-parenting after a divorce is not easy. There’s usually a lot of angst, fear, and hurt, and you generally worry and overthink things. There are suddenly new decisions to make: new partner decisions, income change adaptations, and most importantly, the welfare of the children. It can be overwhelming.  Co-parenting is the last thing on your mind at this point, especially if the divorce is messy, but it is crucial for your children’s well-being.  There is no one-size-fits-all solution to co-parenting after a divorce, but it is possible to create a positive relationship. It is l ..read more

After a decision is made to divorce your spouse, you suddenly have a lot to do to reduce the impact on your kids and make sure they have a normal childhood and an even better future. It’s not as easy as it sounds, with all the emotions that come with a divorce flying around. The courts in the United States understand this and require that you take a course to help you.  Co-Parenting into the Future is a revolutionary program that helps you learn new skills, tools, and strategies for successful co-parenting. These courses provide valuable insights into how to put the best interests of your ..read more

When you are co-parenting and the dust has settled from your divorce you may be starting to think about getting into a new relationship. Hopefully your new co-parenting roles are strong and you have a good relationship when it comes to both of you being parents to your children.  Before going into a new relationship with someone who may also develop a relationship with your children, it is good to keep some important factors in mind.  You children will need to have time to settle into a reliable schedule and routine.  And you as parents need to have the time to figure out who yo ..read more

Making Magic Happen The holiday season is upon us, and it’s a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. For many families, this means navigating the intricate dance of co-parenting during the holidays. While co-parenting might come with its challenges, it’s also an opportunity to create lasting memories and foster a sense of love and unity for the children involved. In this blog post, we’ll explore the concept of loving and fun-filled family co-parenting during the holidays, highlighting the importance of cooperation and communication. Join us on a journey of shared joy and warmth as we navi ..read more

Being a good parent is challenging, and 41% of parents in the United States agree. 29% believe it is the most stressful endeavor they have undertaken. A large percentage agree that it is tiring. However, everyone agrees that in one way or the other, it is the most rewarding experience of one’s life. Good parenting involves providing unconditional love, support, and guidance your child needs to develop into a confident, compassionate, and responsible individual. When you are co-parenting, being a good role model and learning some basic overall parenting skills are essential to raising children ..read more