We are grateful for the opportunity to serve parents and families in transitions throughout the country, and their feedback means the world to us.
Here, you'll find review testimonials from families who have taken one of our classes firsthand. We hope their stories and experiences inspire confidence in what we do.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 31, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were the focus on keeping children’s emotional well-being at the center of co-parenting decisions and the practical strategies for improving communication and reducing conflict. I also appreciated the emphasis on creating stability, consistency, and healthy routines for children during difficult family transitions. The program encouraged self-reflection and helped me think more intentionally about how to support my children emotionally.
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 31, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program are that it helped me better understand co-parenting, communication, and how to manage emotions during a separation. I liked that the questions made me reflect on my own experiences and think more deeply about what is best for my child.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 31, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were the focus on keeping children out of the middle and the reminder that children need to feel free to love both parents. I also appreciated the emphasis on communicating with a co-parent through information and problem-solving rather than emotion or blame. The program helped me think more carefully about how divorce affects children, even when they seem to be doing well.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 31, 2026
I love this program because I learned how to manage co-parenting. It also teaches you how to communicate with the other parent without making arguments; how to use words that my kids will understand and use.
12 Hour - Parenting Without Conflict
May 30, 2026
I really appreciated the skills and the knowledge base it covered, I learned a lot more than I thought I would and I am glad I had the opportunity to take it. I really enjoyed the video examples and how they gave tangible examples. I also really liked the mix of legal, psychological and medical knowledge it shared in conjunction with the other areas.
16 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 30, 2026
The class helped me think more intentionally about how children experience divorce and separation. I found the discussions about managed emotions, flexible thinking, moderate behaviors, and supporting children without putting them in the middle to be helpful. I also appreciated the focus on encouraging healthy relationships with both parents whenever possible.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 30, 2026
I liked how thorough this was, as well how interactive and engaging it was. I didn't just sit back and watch some videos but I actually got involved in thinking about a lot of the concepts and topics that were covered.
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 30, 2026
What I really liked liked about this course were the explanations of the stages of break-up. It helped me understand why I was feeling certain ways and what stage I am in now.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 30, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical tools for communication, conflict resolution and problem-solving in co-parenting situations. The program helped me better understand the importance of keeping the focus on my children’s needs and well-being, even during difficult situations. I also appreciated learning strategies for managing emotions, improving communication, and creating a parenting plan.
16 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 29, 2026
What I enjoyed about this course were the helpful tips - I liked that it indicated some things I can focus on a little more, which will help me be at least okay with what I am doing going moving forward.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
This program was very in depth and covered a lot of important topics. It gave me a better understanding of co-parenting, communication and how to focus on a child’s best interests during difficult situations. I found it very informative and thought-provoking.
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
I really liked the intro video that provided meta-learning tips on how to get most out of the experience. Those suggestion were well rooted in the science of adult learning and the video shared them in a really open and transparent way. It was a great way to start the course. I also really liked how openly issues were discussed and addressed. I liked how the questions prompted opportunity for real reflection. I liked the practice activities too.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
What I liked about this course was how in depth it went - I feel that if every parent actually does the work and pays attention during this class, they will come out better parents, with a better understanding. I really liked all the information it gave - some of it was difficult to understand but very helpful!
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were the opportunity to reflect on my parenting strengths, learn new communication and conflict-resolution skills, and think about ways to support my children through family changes. The program encouraged me to focus on my children’s needs and best interests while improving my co-parenting relationship. I also appreciated the practical tools and strategies for handling communication, transitions, and parenting decisions in a positive and respectful way.
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
The program broke down difficult topics like co‑parenting, communication, and children’s needs in a way that was easy to understand. It didn’t just give theory; it offered concrete steps I could actually use in real situations. I appreciated how consistently the program centered what helps kids feel safe and supported. The scenarios felt true to life and helped me see how to apply the ideas. The material was calm, non‑judgmental, and made the process feel manageable.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 29, 2026
I think the part that hit me the hardest was the videos of the children speaking from their point of view. I really liked hearing real stories that I could relate to and think more about.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
What I liked about this course was that it gave definitions of terms related to divorce and co-parenting. It provided education on what conflict is and how to define different types of conflict. It has many helpful resources to understand how to problem solve things that feel impossible.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 29, 2026
At first, when I was going to take the class, I felt discouraged, like I was a bad parent, but in all honesty I feel like I learned multiple things, like information about communication skills and things like using being thoughtful and intentional when using e-mail and how to make sure you’re not using emotion when you are sending messages; how to be direct.
12 Hour - Parenting Without Conflict
May 29, 2026
I appreciated learning about the 4 big skills (Managed emotions, Flexible Thinking, Moderate Behaviors, and Checking Yourself). The BIFF communication method and the emphasis on making reasonable proposals were very practical. The examples helped me understand how to handle high-conflict situations better while keeping my focus on what's best for my children.
12 Hour - High-Conflict / Anger Management — High-Conflict Behavioral Skills
May 28, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical conflict resolution skills, understanding emotional triggers, and improving communication techniques such as active listening and “I” statements. I also appreciated the focus on emotional awareness, forgiveness, and healthier ways to manage anger and family conflict.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 28, 2026
I liked being able to type my own responses. I feel like I thought about this whole process and my thoughts towards it more deeply than I did before. I really liked writing the letter to my daughter at the end of the last unit. I copied it onto a personal document of my own so I can pass it on to my daughter.
16 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 28, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program: the clear explanations of key concepts like grief, resilience, and co-parenting made the material easy to understand. I also found the focus on practical tools for communication and reducing conflict especially helpful. The examples and scenarios made it easier to connect the ideas to real-life situations.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 28, 2026
I liked that the program focused on the children’s needs, helped me think about better communication with my co-parent, and gave me tools to create more stability and consistency for my children.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 28, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were that it was very thorough and encouraged a lot of self-reflection. It expanded my awareness of how I operate as a co-parent and helped reframe the way I want to move forward with communication, parenting plans, and attending mediation. I also appreciated that the program focused heavily on children’s emotional well-being, healthy communication, conflict reduction, and keeping children out of the middle during co-parenting challenges.
4 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 28, 2026
I appreciated how the program clearly explained the different emotional stages people go through during a break-up, which helped me better understand my own reactions and what others may experience. I also liked that it focused on practical co-parenting strategies, especially how to communicate in a respectful, child-focused way instead of getting stuck in conflict with the other parent.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 28, 2026
The course was very good overall. The class was more beneficial than expected. I identified important points of reflection regarding my own behavior and tendencies, as well as skills to navigate challenges.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 28, 2026
I liked how thorough the chapters were. I also appreciated the journal entry prompts because a lot of them allowed for expansion on my thought process and not just a black and white answer. The final chapter on DV and IPV was especially useful and really solidified a lot of things for me. This program invites participation, but still allows for individuals to put in the effort they are capable of and I think that's an intelligent design. The amount of information you can gain from it scales with the amount of effort you put into it.
6 Hour - Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
May 27, 2026
What I enjoyed about this course, was the fact that I learned that it's best to avoid confrontations with the other parent, by trying to communicate as clearly and respectfully as possible.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
May 27, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical tools for co-parenting and understanding how important communication is in supporting the children’s well-being. I found it helpful to focus on staying calm, being solution-oriented, and reducing conflict in co-parenting situations. I also appreciated learning more about how children experience stress, change, and transitions, and how I can better support them emotionally.
New York State Online Parenting Education Class
May 27, 2026
Some things I liked about this program were that it helped me think more carefully about how divorce and separation affect children at different ages. It reminded me that children need reassurance, stability, and protection from adult conflict. I also liked learning about the feeling brain and thinking brain, stress management, and how children can mirror a parent’s emotions.
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