Evaluate the "Five Categories" of Co-parenting

Analyze the varying levels of parental interaction and the effectiveness of their communication, based on Constance Ahron’s research, to differentiate the specific impact on a child's emotional and relational well-being.

Identify the "Six Specific Risks" for Children after Divorce

Recognize predictable developmental and psychological risks children face after divorce, and develop intentional, positive behaviors to counteract these factors, drawn from Amato’s research of what puts children at risk.

Apply Evidence-Based Adjustment Research

Utilize clinical insights from Mavis Hetherington’s two-year post-divorce adjustment research to better assess and support parents and children during the transition time.

Master Future-Focused Communication Strategies 

Learn to separate personal grievances from parental responsibilities by using neutral, respectful language that prioritizes the child’s needs over past conflict while compartmentalizing when to have coparent discussions and when to restrain from having discussions. Expand on the idea of co-parent meetings as a solution for parents to improve their communication and lower conflict and protecting children from witnessing or overhearing the discussions.

Execute Harmonious Child "Hand-offs"

Implement strategies for low-key, conflict-free exchanges by keeping transitions brief, using neutral locations, and avoiding adult discussions during the exchange.

Simulate the Child's Perspective via Role Play

Engage in perspectival exercises and role-playing to gain an empathetic understanding of the "double-bind" and competing attachments children experience between two households.

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