Our co‑parenting classes teach communication, conflict management, and child‑centered decision making to help families transition with stability and respect. Sessions combine evidence‑based lessons with practical skill‑building exercises.

Practical, child‑centered learning for parents and caregivers working to reduce conflict and prioritize children’s wellbeing.

Classes are typically offered as a short series of weekly sessions (commonly 6–8 meetings, subject to scheduling). Each session combines short lessons, guided discussion, and role‑play exercises so participants can practice new skills in a safe setting. Small group sizes allow facilitators to give individual attention, answer questions, and help each parent create a realistic, child‑centered parenting plan. We welcome both voluntary and court‑ordered participants; if your attendance is required by a court, we provide the documentation needed after completion.

To enroll, contact our program coordinator by phone or email to register for the next available class, or complete the online registration form. Bring any referral or court paperwork to your first session; if you need financial assistance or have scheduling constraints, let us know during registration so we can discuss options. After completing the course, participants receive practical tools to reduce conflict and improve day‑to‑day co‑parenting, plus referrals to additional community supports when helpful.