Collaborative
Coparenting Project
Programs
Balancing coparenting responsibilities, especially following a separation or divorce, can be a complex journey. Yet, with the right support and guidance, it can also be a path to personal growth and healing. This is where our co-parenting mediation program excels.
Our team of experienced therapists and consultants employs a unique and intensive online approach to assist clients in achieving their coparenting goals. Through personalized sessions, we can work with one parent, even if the other parent is unwilling to participate, all at a reduced cost.
Our clients will have the opportunity to explore and organize their thoughts, make a plan, and see it through to success. If you’re ready to take your coparenting to the next level and live the life you’ve always wanted, get in touch with us today to schedule your first session.
Collaborative Coparenting Courses
Empowerment Online is launching a Co-Parenting Series for parents facing family conflict or court issues. Starting October 6th, the series helps parents build strong cases, communicate effectively, and protect their families emotionally and legally. The advanced course offers customizable parenting and safety plans to reduce or prevent the need for court. Focused on unity and solutions, the program aims to support healthy co-parenting and prevent the trauma of litigation.
The Empowerment Collaborative Coparenting Project ~ 4 Week, Advanced Level IIWelcome to this trauma-informed co-parenting course. Whether you're new to trauma-informed parenting concepts or already...
$220.00$110.00
The Empowerment Collaborative Coparenting Project ~ Week 01Welcome to this trauma-informed co-parenting course. Whether you're new to trauma-informed parenting concepts or already...
$55.00
The Empowerment Collaborative Coparenting Project ~ Week 02Welcome to this trauma-informed co-parenting course. Whether you're new to trauma-informed parenting concepts or already...
$55.00
The Empowerment Collaborative Coparenting Project ~ Week 03Welcome to this trauma-informed co-parenting course. Whether you're new to trauma-informed parenting concepts or already...
$55.00
The Empowerment Collaborative Coparenting Project ~ Week 04Welcome to this trauma-informed co-parenting course. Whether you're new to trauma-informed parenting concepts or already...
Key Principles of Collaborative Coparenting
Respectful Communication
Effective communication is the foundation of successful co-parenting. It involves actively listening to each other, expressing concerns and opinions respectfully, and keeping the lines of communication open. By maintaining open and respectful communication, parents can foster a healthy co-parenting relationship that benefits the children.
Shared Decision-making
Collaborative co-parenting encourages both parents to be actively involved in making important decisions regarding their children’s lives. This includes decisions about education, healthcare, extracurricular activities, and religious upbringing. By involving both parents in the decision-making process, children can benefit from a comprehensive parenting approach.
Consistency and Routine
Consistency and routine provide children with a sense of stability and security. Collaborative co-parenting involves establishing consistent rules, schedules, and routines across both households. Maintaining consistency in discipline, expectations, and daily routines helps children feel grounded and reduces stress during the transition between households.
Flexibility and Compromise
Flexibility and compromise are essential in co-parenting situations. Both parents need to be willing to adapt and make adjustments to accommodate each other’s schedules, unforeseen circumstances, and the changing needs of the children. Being flexible and finding compromises demonstrates a commitment to working together for the well-being of the children.
Respect for Boundaries
Respecting each other’s boundaries is crucial for healthy co-parenting. It means understanding and acknowledging each parent’s role and responsibilities while refraining from interfering with each other’s parenting time or decision-making authority. Respecting boundaries helps create a cooperative environment and reduces conflict between parents.
Putting the Children First
The primary focus of collaborative co-parenting is the well-being and happiness of the children. Parents should prioritize their children’s emotional, physical, and developmental needs above their own personal differences or conflicts. By keeping the best interests of the children at the forefront, parents can work together.
Assessments & Screeners
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Ohio Scales for Youth - Parent
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Ohio Scales for Youth - Youth
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CHS – Children's Hope Scale
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SCARED-Child - Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders
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SCARED-Parent - Panic Disorder Subscale
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SCARED-Parent - Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders - Parent Version
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SCARED-Parent - Separation Anxiety Subscale
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Vanderbilt-Parent - ADHD Subscale
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Vanderbilt-Parent - NICHQ Vanderbilt Assessment Scale - Parent Informant
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Vanderbilt-Teacher - NICHQ Vanderbilt Assessment Scale - Teacher Informant
Overcoming Parental Alienation Together
Embark on a journey of healing and connection. Our support services empower families to overcome parental alienation, fostering love and unity. Start your path to rediscovering familial bonds today.
Resources
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Chapter 1 Appendix E
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Co-Parenting-Plan-rev2
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Minnesota Child Focused Parenting Time Guide (1)
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Minnesota Child Focused Parenting Time Guide
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Collaborative Divorce Resources
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Modern Families Modern Family Justice
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Substance Use and Parenting  Best Practices for Family Court Practitioners, 2021
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PPWguidelines
Elevate Your Journey with Expert Guidance
Elevate your co-parenting journey with expert support. Overcome challenges, build cooperation, and prioritize your children’s well-being. Get guidance today!