Published on September 25, 2024

Are you worried about a difficult co-parenting relationship impacting your kids?

Do you want a co-parent relationship that minimises emotional impact on your kids, is conflict-free, and lets you get on with your life? Of course you do. The real question is, how do you get there?

The good news? It’s possible. Even if it seems like a million miles away right now.

The Co-Parent Way Essentials Course is an innovative approach that aims for radical change in how parents work together during and after separation. We exist to enable children of separating parents to grow up in a stable co-parenting environment where they can continue to flourish and thrive.

During separation and divorce co-parents are often existing in high state of emotions and can be fighting to ‘win’ time with their children. Kids can very quickly become pawns in their parent’s separation and this can have a massive impact on them. 

The legal process can become very long a drawn out when you’re in high conflict and add to that the filled to capacity family courts and you have a number of factors that are not good for protecting children. We really need to prioritise the wellbeing of kids whose parents are splitting up. 

At the Co-Parent Way we have developed a unique and award winning six step solution that focusses on getting parents to a place where they can stop conflict from escalating and work together to parent their children. The good news is, they don’t even need to like each other in order to make that happen.

Aimed Specifically At Co-Parents, The Six Steps Use A Unique Formula: 

Coaching + Learning + Practical Tools (combined with Memory Techniques) = Thriving Co-Parents. 

The six steps look at how to move parents from short-term thinking to long term thinking, manage the strong emotions that impact their co-parenting, set boundaries, communicate in a way that is helpful, make decisions together and more.

The use of coaching techniques and memory tools and its accessibility is what makes this course different.  method has proven time and again that it prevents parents from going to court, increases their ability to make decisions about their children and communicate effectively with each other. Parents that communicate well means that lawyers can approach cases differently, more quickly and more effectively. This means less legal costs to parents and more stability for children. 

“Every separated parent should do this course. It’s full of practical examples and tools, to help you and your children successfully navigate your way through post-separation. I can’t recommend it strongly enough.” 

Anders Lindeberg

By The End Of The Course You’ll Be Able To:

Have constructive and conflict-free communication with your co-parent
Manage stressful co-parenting situations calmly
Make effective and child-centred decisions about your kids
Put into practice a framework for co-parenting that lets you move on – often without resorting to courts

All you need is a device with an internet connection, pen and paper, and some space and privacy. People have taken it in bathrooms, sheds, and cars. Wherever feels safe. 

The course costs £297 per parent and that covers: 

  • Access to the online course for 12 months
  • Your own co-parenting plan, which covers the practical issues of co-parenting
  • A co-parent charter, which lays out how you will parent with your ex
  • A detailed course workbook for you to keep
  • Access to group coaching sessions where Marcie Shaoul, Director of the Co-Parent Way, will answer your co-parenting questions
  • On-going invitations to four co-parenting webinars each year, led by Marcie and featuring co-parenting experts
  • A co-parenting newsletter four times per year, packed full of co-parenting tips and advice

Please contact us with any questions

www.thecoparentway.com hello@thecoparentway.com Buy the course here

https://thecoparentway.mykajabi.com/offers/Vs2HbVYg/checkout

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The Early Days Of Separation

Are you feeling overwhelmed by your separation?

When couples separate, they are often thrown into a period of uncertainty. Identities are changing from couple to single, from mum and dad together as a family unit to mum with children and dad with children. Depending on the circumstances and who decides to leave the family home, there are many questions that arise during the early days of separation. “Will we have to sell our home?” “I haven’t worked since we had children – how will we manage financially?” “What will our friends and family think?” “How much will divorce cost?”
“Will I cope on my own?” There seems to be so much to sort out both practically and emotionally and it comes at a time when at least one of you will be ‘all over the place’ emotionally due to the loss you are experiencing. This can make decision-making seem impossible. Who wants to agree the practicalities of legal issues and more importantly organise the children when they are devastated, angry and confused by loss? It can turn otherwise rational, clear-thinking mums and dads into what appears to be belligerent, stubborn, unreasonable people.

Take Your Time!

In those early days of separation or divorce, take your time if you can. Seek support from friends, family and professionals. Try not to make any big decisions too quickly.

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