Advanced Class

Co-Parenting After Divorce - Level II is a four-session, ten-hour class offered to divorcing, divorced and never-married parents who live apart. It is a skills-based class that parents attend together with three to five other co-parent teams. It is designed for parents who want to improve a co-parenting relationship that is working fairly well, as well as for those parents who have more difficulty getting along. Parents will learn skills and strategies needed to successfully communicate and work together to form the foundation of a businesslike co-parenting relationship which will benefit their children.

What co-parents will learn:

Utilizing a code word
Reframing communication
Using "I" messages
The use of polite requests
Empathy and respectful self-expression
The power of encouragement
Reflective listening
Recognizing and avoiding communication blocks
Problem-solving process and negotiation
How to conduct focused business meetings and family meetings in each home

Each class is facilitated by a male-female team of instructors, all of whom are licensed mental health professionals who have extensive experience working with families of divorce.

Classes are scheduled from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m., once per week for four consecutive weeks in Central Denver.

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