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
October 12, 2026
I appreciated the program's practical approach to managing conflict and improving communication. The sections on recognizing conflict patterns, making clear proposals, setting appropriate boundaries, and focusing on what I can control were particularly useful. I also liked that the program emphasized putting children's needs ahead of personal disagreements while recognizing that successful co-parenting does not always require both parents to agree. The strategies for structured communication, problem solving, and parallel parenting were especially relevant because they can be applied to real situations involving parenting schedules and major decisions.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
October 6, 2026
I liked the practical focus on recognizing conflict patterns, pausing before responding, using brief and neutral written communication, and making clear, child-centered proposals. The parenting-plan exercises were useful for turning general ideas into specific schedules, boundaries, decision-making procedures, and communication expectations. I also appreciated the emphasis on protecting children from adult conflict and creating greater stability and predictability.
26 Hour - Batterers Intervention (BIP) — High-Conflict Behavioral Skills Plus+
October 6, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were the clear and informative lessons, the practical examples, and the focus on building healthy relationship skills. I appreciated learning about effective communication, conflict resolution, and the different forms of domestic violence. The program was easy to follow, encouraged self-reflection, and provided helpful resources for creating a safer and more respectful family environment. I also liked that it emphasized personal accountability and positive behavior change.
October 5, 2026
The reacting-versus-responding distinction is the clearest thing I took away. It names the gap I keep falling into, and it does it in two words. I appreciated that the material kept returning to modeling; also, the section on repair. Most parenting content aims at getting it right. This one spent real attention on what happens after you don't.
12 Hour - High-Conflict / Anger Management — High-Conflict Behavioral Skills
October 5, 2026
I liked that this program helped me better understand anger, conflict resolution, communication skills, and family dynamics. The lessons were clear and informative, and the activities encouraged self-reflection. I also appreciated learning practical strategies like active listening, assertive communication, and how to respond calmly in difficult situations.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
October 1, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were the practical tools for improving communication, recognizing conflict triggers, and learning when negotiation or parallel parenting may be more appropriate. I also liked that the program consistently brought the focus back to the children and encouraged me to think about how my own reactions, communication, and choices can help reduce conflict and create more stability for them.
September 30, 2026
One thing I really liked about this module was how it emphasized meeting each child as an individual with their own unique needs and emotions during the reunification process. It reinforced that there is no one size fits all approach, and that truly showing up for my children means understanding and honoring who each of them is.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 30, 2026
I appreciated how the distinction between issues, conflicts and values was made. The topic of conflicts was the single most useful idea in the course. It gave me a way to tell which disagreements are worth negotiating, and which need a different mechanism entirely. I like parallel parenting being presented as a legitimate strategy rather than a consolation prize.
September 29, 2026
I really liked how this module made me think really hard about decision making and how much that one thing can affect my children. I like the tools it gives you to work on your weaknesses. This module really helped me.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 29, 2026
I appreciated that this program consistently emphasized putting children's needs ahead of adult conflict. The sections addressing high-conflict co-parenting, parallel parenting, communication boundaries and creating developmentally appropriate parenting plans were particularly valuable to me. I also appreciated the practical exercises that encouraged me to reflect on my own communication, identify what I can and cannot control, and consider how to develop solutions without compromising my child's well-being.
September 28, 2026
I really liked how this module helps parents to have a better understanding on how children's brains work and the progression child brain development. I really like how it also gives parents plenty of options and resources to use during these trying times.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 28, 2026
I like how it breaks down the whole process for both the adults and children. It is giving examples and well laid out plans/tools to help and it's focusing on everyone’s best interest.
12 Hour - High-Conflict / Anger Management — High-Conflict Behavioral Skills
September 28, 2026
I liked that the program gave practical examples of how to manage anger, communicate better, and handle conflict in a healthier way. The sections on responding instead of reacting and about forgiveness were especially useful.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 28, 2026
I liked how detailed and informative this class was. It was emotionally difficult at times, but I believe I’m better for it. I’m thankful to have taken this class, and for all the notes I was able to take. I’m thankful for the knowledge I’ve obtained to better myself, my child, and my connection with my co-parent.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 27, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were that it helped me look at the break-up and co-parenting situation from my children’s perspective. I liked learning about resilience, communication, parenting plans, and how important it is to put the children’s needs first. It also helped me think about setting healthy boundaries, planning ahead, and focusing on what I can do to create a more stable and positive environment for my children.
12 Hour - High-Conflict / Anger Management — High-Conflict Behavioral Skills
September 27, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical ways to manage anger and resolve conflicts. I found the exercises helpful because they encouraged me to reflect on my behavior, identify my triggers, and take responsibility for my reactions. I also liked learning about communication, forgiveness, emotional maturity, and how my actions can affect my family and relationships. Overall, the program gave me useful strategies that I can continue applying in my daily life.
September 26, 2026
I appreciated the brain development piece - it was the strongest part for me. Also, framing impulse control as something under construction, rather than a choice a kid is making, changes how you read almost every difficult moment.
September 25, 2026
What I liked about this course was this mental growth framework: "You move from unconscious incompetence → conscious incompetence → conscious competence → unconscious competence".
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 24, 2026
The focus on how a child reacts to a break up and how to help them. I also liked the more practical aspects like how to write a parenting plan. I liked the repeated quizes both before and after the module. I liked ways and techniques to diffuse conflict although I felt I intuitively already knew most of them. I particularly liked the quote that "you can't collaborate with someone who won't collaborate" it reminded me that we all reach different stages at different times and to be patient.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 23, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical tools to improve communication, manage conflict, and understand my daughter’s emotional needs. I appreciated how the program encouraged me to reflect on my experiences as a single mother and focus on what is best for my daughter. I also liked learning strategies to help her cope with stress, feel safe, and build resilience as she grows into her teenage years. Overall, this program helped me gain a better understanding of healthy co-parenting and inspired me to continue improving communication and cooperation with her father for our daughter’s well-being.
16 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 22, 2026
I really liked that this program gave me practical tools instead of just telling me to “communicate better.” The biggest lesson for me was learning to pause when I feel emotionally charged instead of reacting immediately. I also liked the focus on managed emotions, flexible thinking, moderate behavior, making proposals and keeping children out of adult conflict. The Love and Logic ideas were especially helpful because I learned that fewer words and a calm response can sometimes be much more effective with my children.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 22, 2026
I really liked that this program focused on practical tools I can actually use in my parenting and co-parenting. I learned a lot about communication, managing conflict, understanding my children’s developmental needs, creating a parenting plan, and being willing to adjust the plan as my children grow. I especially liked the journal activities because they made me slow down and reflect on my values, the kind of parent I want to be, and what I want my children to learn from me. The class also helped me understand that successful co-parenting is not just about having a schedule; it is about consistency, patience, communication, flexibility, and keeping the children’s needs at the center of decisions. Overall, I feel like I learned several things that I can continue to apply as my children grow and my parenting situation changes.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 21, 2026
I liked the practical examples and tools for communication, conflict management, parenting plans, and helping children adjust. The information about developmental needs and how those needs change over time was also helpful.
September 20, 2026
The sections on stress triggers and staying calm under pressure were the most useful to me. I liked that the journal prompts made me apply the ideas to my own life instead of just reading about them. The focus on what's in your control was the idea I'll use most.
8 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 20, 2026
I really liked that it helped me see that I want too much control over all of the decisions and that I need to work on that and to let my kids dad help me on some of the decision making. It also helped me know that time for myself is just as important as time with my kids because it's a part of self-care, and it's important to have that. It also showed me that I need to communicate to my kids' dad in a nicer way for the kids.
16 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 20, 2026
I really liked learning practical ways to manage emotions, communicate respectfully, and keep children out of adult conflict. I also liked the activities that helped me think about how to create a stable, loving environment for my children in both homes.
September 18, 2026
I really liked learning simple ways to make wiser decisions, especially pausing before acting and thinking about the consequences. I also liked learning how to teach these skills to my children through my own actions.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 18, 2026
What I liked about this course was that they teach about IPV, emotional abuse and the fact that the victim is blamed at times and the court may not see the truth, since the abuser is very good at playing the victim.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 17, 2026
Effective communication is crucial in parenting, which can take various forms such as co-parenting or parallel parenting. Flexibility in these approaches is also important.
12 Hour - High-Conflict Co-Parenting - Co-Parenting Without Conflict
September 16, 2026
Some things I really liked about this program were learning practical strategies that I can actually use in my co-parenting relationship. I especially liked learning about managing my emotions, pausing before responding, separating parenting from personal conflict, and focusing on what I can control instead of trying to control my co-parent’s reactions. I also found the information about parallel parenting helpful because it showed me that co-parenting does not always mean agreeing on everything. Having clear boundaries, responsibilities, and communication can help reduce conflict and provide more stability for the children.
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