Resources for Parents
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Children in Between Online
Co-parenting can be difficult. It is a team effort that takes practice and continued learning. With Children in Between Online, parents learn the most common pitfalls parents make and how to overcome obstacles and lessen stress. CIBO has been approved as the only accepted provider in some of the largest court systems in the country including Cook County (Chicago) and Clark County (Las Vegas). We are an approved provider in Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ) as well. Today, the course has been accepted in more than two hundred and fifty judicial districts and is approved statewide in Florida, New York, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
Co-parenting can be difficult. It is a team effort that takes practice and continued learning. With Children in Between Online, parents learn the most common pitfalls parents make and how to overcome obstacles and lessen stress. CIBO has been approved as the only accepted provider in some of the largest court systems in the country including Cook County (Chicago) and Clark County (Las Vegas). We are an approved provider in Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ) as well. Today, the course has been accepted in more than two hundred and fifty judicial districts and is approved statewide in Florida, New York, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
High Conflict Solutions
The Center for Divorce Education's “High Conflict Solutions” course is intended to help parents manage stressful and difficult situations during separation or divorce. If you are in the middle of a difficult divorce/separation case, the court may have ordered you to take a “high-conflict” course. In many instances, completing our course will fulfill that requirement. The skills learned during the course will help you to protect your children from conflict. The course curriculum has been created by Dr. Donald Gordon, one of the nation’s leading experts in the field of divorce education and its impact on children.
The Center for Divorce Education's “High Conflict Solutions” course is intended to help parents manage stressful and difficult situations during separation or divorce. If you are in the middle of a difficult divorce/separation case, the court may have ordered you to take a “high-conflict” course. In many instances, completing our course will fulfill that requirement. The skills learned during the course will help you to protect your children from conflict. The course curriculum has been created by Dr. Donald Gordon, one of the nation’s leading experts in the field of divorce education and its impact on children.
Our Family Wizard
Co-parenting apps can help to promote equal parent involvement by providing the same level of access for both parents to view, add, and manage information while keeping a clear record of who updated what and when. We’ve seen this kind of technology be extremely helpful to families who have recently experienced a separation or divorce. Using mindful communication strategies can take a bit of practice. That’s why the Center for Divorce Education has partnered with OurFamilyWizard to help you and your co-parent as you begin incorporating strategies like mindfulness, self-talk, and active listening into your co-parenting relationship.
Co-parenting apps can help to promote equal parent involvement by providing the same level of access for both parents to view, add, and manage information while keeping a clear record of who updated what and when. We’ve seen this kind of technology be extremely helpful to families who have recently experienced a separation or divorce. Using mindful communication strategies can take a bit of practice. That’s why the Center for Divorce Education has partnered with OurFamilyWizard to help you and your co-parent as you begin incorporating strategies like mindfulness, self-talk, and active listening into your co-parenting relationship.
