Felton International Training, Education, Testing & Therapeutic Programs
Co-Parenting Coaching Workshop
Co-Parenting Coaching Workshop
Co-parent coaching is a valuable training and education workshop for couples and who are either divorced or separated and are struggling in their co-parenting relationship. Co-parenting transitional therapeutic coaching is essentially focused on finding solutions to continuing conflict that might remain from an unhappy marriage or relationship. The emphasis of our workshop is ‘what is in the best interest of the child(ren)’. Parents learn to move forward from adversaries to each other to advocates for their children.
Dates: Ongoing workshops can be completed fully online through Felton International Therapeutic Coaching Academy
Military and Military affiliated discount available 15%
Location: Online
Dates: Ongoing workshops can be completed fully online through Felton International Therapeutic Coaching Academy
Military and Military affiliated discount available 15%
Location: Online
Register by email
Register by email
What to Expect
What to Expect
- Attend and complete all 12 sessions
- 12 Week Handbook included in the workshop
- Complete weekly homework assignments (posted within course content)
- Certificate of Completion (PDF sent via email)
- Attendance Records
The Co-parenting workshop focuses on developing strong co-parenting skills. Parents will develop skills to help them navigate through the hostility and conflict that occur around communication with the other co-parent, scheduling, school activities, holidays, decision making, and new partners, as well as other topics. All participants will be given a workbook to complete throughout the workshop:
SEVEN KEYS TO SOUND CO-PARENTING *
SEVEN KEYS TO SOUND CO-PARENTING *
I will respect the other parent’s autonomy with the children.
I will use the “on-duty/off-duty” parent concept.
I will follow the model of a business relationship when dealing with each other.
I acknowledge and respect the importance of the other parent’s relationship with the children.
I will not assume anything; give the benefit of the doubt.
I will Communicate about the children using effective communication tools.
I will make containing the conflict a top priority.
* Adapted from: Divorce & New Beginnings, Genevieve Clapp, Ph.D., 2000
MAKING CO-PARENTING WORK
MAKING CO-PARENTING WORK
- Separate parenting issues from spousal issues
- Create clear boundaries for new co-parenting relationships.
- Disengage from areas except parenting.
- Monitor your own thinking
- Redefine the relationship in your mind.
- Compartmentalize the present parenting role from the spousal role
- Think and talk to the other parent all areas except parenting
- Think and talk about the other parent as a co-parent
WEEKLY WORKSHOP
WEEKLY WORKSHOP
Week 1: Family Dynamics
Week 2: Impact on Family Structure
Week 3: Avoid Common Mistakes
Week 4: The Alienated Child
Week 5: The Alienated Parent
Week 6: Co-Parent Mediation
Week 7: Designing a Parenting Planner
Week 8: New Relationships/Blended Families
Week 9: Absentee and Long Distance Parenting
Week 10: Vicarious Trauma and Long-Distance Parenting
Week 11: Becoming Friends
Week 12: A New Beginning-Closure
Dates: Open Enrollment Courses are ongoing
Military and Military affiliated 15% discount available
Location: 100% Online
Dates: Open Enrollment Courses are ongoing
Military and Military affiliated 15% discount available
Location: 100% Online
Register by email
Register by email