Co-Parenting Two Parents Two Homes**

Virginia Court approved course. Certificate of Completion provided.

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The curriculum touches on essential topics related to grief, co-parenting, coping strategies, and the impact of separation, divorce, and domestic violence on both parents and children. The content provides valuable insights into the emotional challenges faced in these situations and emphasizes the importance of understanding, communication, and support in navigating such complex experiences.

This class focuses on navigating emotional challenges in coparenting: understanding grief, coping strategies, and supporting children. We will delve into the profound emotional journey of individuals and families grappling with separation, divorce, custody, and in some cases domestic violence. In this course, participants will explore the complexity of the grief process within co-parenting dynamics, the coping mechanisms essential for parental stress management, and the profound impacts these experiences have on children's well-being and development.

This class offers benefits for parents, educators, and caregivers. Participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the principles and techniques involved, deepening their knowledge of basic child psychology and behavior management. The class often includes practical activities and real-life examples, allowing individuals to practice implementing positive reinforcement methods confidently. Additionally, learners can tailor strategies to meet the unique needs of different children, resulting in more effective outcomes. By fostering empathy toward children’s challenges and developmental stages, this education enhances patience and supports effective interactions. Joining a class also connects individuals with a community of peers who share similar interests, providing valuable support and encouragement. Emphasizing the importance of consistency in applying these strategies helps maintain a cohesive approach across various settings. Ultimately, the techniques learned can lead to improved relationships, fostering a more harmonious environment and resulting in lasting behavioral changes that benefit children well into adulthood.

Clients learn to move from reactive outbursts to constructive responses by recognizing anger's early signs, changing distorted thinking, developing coping strategies, and communicating needs effectively, all crucial for maintaining sobriety and mental stability.  

The class consists of 12 sessions, once weekly. You will receive an invitation weekly with an invoice. Payment in full will receive a %5 discount and avoid processing fees, a $35.00 savings.

Supervised contact ensures that parent-child interactions are safely monitored and accurately documented. These visits take place in a mutually agreed-upon location, prioritizing safety and a positive environment, all under the guidance of a qualified, trauma-informed supervisor. We also offer supervised child exchanges. For added peace of mind, drug screening prior to visitation can be arranged for an additional fee.

Practical advice and support to help organize, create schedules, build structure and confidence, and manage behavior through positive reinforcement. Customized plans designed to meet the unique needs of each family. In some cases online option is available.