Navigating the Co-Parenting Civility High Road
Strategic Advice for Managing Difficult Co-Parents
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- Chapter 2 : Co-Parenting Contract
- Chapter 3 : Worksheets
- Chapter 4 : The Co-Parenting Civility Final Test
Course Description
This is a course designed to help parents going through tough times with a difficult co-parent. The first part of the course helps you understand the nature of human conflict and ho it applies to co-parenting. Emphasis is on reducing your co-parenting stress by taking a new "thinking perspective" on your co-parenting situation. Specific advice is offered about what to say and do when your co-parent is giving you a difficult time.
The perspective in this course teaches you the difference between "being nice and conceding to every demand" versus using civilized strategies to manage a difficult co-parent.
The second part of the program is a series of contracts and exercises that clarify communication, This section is most useful when trying to fashion legal agreements or when working with a neutral third party to held resolve conflict.
