Healthy Co-Parenting

Healthy Co-Parenting Online Course

My Healthy Co-Parenting online course is self-paced over a 30-day period. The online course creates an opportunity for parents and family members that participate in co-parenting to shift their attention from the personal aspects of divorce to the needs of the children. This Healthy Co-Parenting Class focuses on the enhancement of the parent's ability to function within their families, the relationship between the separate households, and how to improve the parental relationship to provide a nurturing home environment. The Healthy Co-Parenting Class is suited for all parents, grandparents, bonus-parents, aunts, uncles, or others that directly or indirectly influence decisions about children.

When families transition into co-parenting, parents need to be equipped with tools to help their children adjust to the changes in their lives. Healthy Co-Parenting helps improve the quality of the parental relationship by reducing conflict while the parents work together to help their child adapt through effective co-parenting.

The Healthy Co-Parenting online course benefits parents by:

Helping parents to put the children's needs first
Teaching effective communication skills
Helps to recognize the importance of parental bonds with all parents
Highlighting the positive aspects of Blended Families
Encourage Healing
Avoid costly court fees by learning how to communicate and compromise
The Healthy Co-Parenting Course Covers:
1. Introductions
2. The Best Parent is Transparent
3. Communication & Boundaries
4. The Big D! Dismantling of a "Traditional" Unit
5. The Big “D” Divorce Guide
6. Divorce/Separation & Losing Out on Your Bonus-Children
7. Custody & Parenting Plans
8. Dealing with High Conflict Co-Parents
9. Types of Parenting
10. Healing
11. 11 tips to Healthy and Effective Co-Parenting
12. Tools & Tips for Long-Distance or Quarantine Co-Parenting
13. Blended Family/ Bonus Parenting Part I
14. Blended Family/ Bonus Parenting Part II
15. When you experience the Negative Side of Blended Families
16. Conclusion
Free Healing Worksheet included along with additional resources

Authors Corner

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New Books on the way in 2021

The Single Parents Guide to Dating 101

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Remember, any man or woman that is truly interested in making you happy will be interested in making your children happy as well. This comes in the form of respecting your boundaries and having boundaries of their own as well.

Single Parenting vs Co-Parenting

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It is my opinion that you are a co-parent unless your other parent is deceased or completely uninvolved. You can be a married co-parent or a single co-parent. Others feel that if they are unmarried, they are a single parent. I am unmarried, but I am still a co-parent to my oldest two daughters while I am a single parent to my youngest two children. As a single parent, I don’t get every second weekend “off” and I can’t get the other parent be the disciplinarian when I’m fed up, it’s just me.

Stress!

Stress can kill just as quick as any disease and affects you in more ways than you may know. For some people, the feeling passes while others become overwhelmed and unable to cope. In the short term, stress can leave us anxious, tearful and struggling to sleep. But over time, continuous stress can trigger heart attacks, strokes, and even suicidal thoughts.

In short, stress can kill you! Even with all the madness and injustice going on in the world today, take time to pray, meditate or exercise to keep stress levels down and take care of your body as well as your mind. Talk to a therapist or life coach today.

-Miss Kris

How Life Coaching Can Help

Put the Children First

In order to co-parent successfully, both parties must separate their personal relationship with the ex-partner from the co-parenting relationship. Through your co-parenting relationship, your children should know that they are more important than the conflict that ended your marriage or partnership. The newly formed relationship is entirely in regard to the well-being of your children. The first step to becoming a responsible co-parent is to always put your children’s needs ahead of your emotions.

Communication is Key

The same way communication was key in your intimate relationship, it is key to your new relationship as a co-parent. Although the way you all relate is different, the concept is the same. Consistent, purposeful and POSITIVE communication with your ex is essential to the growth of your children. I encourage some form of therapy or coaching regardless of how and why the relationship ended !

Heal Past Hurts

Every healthy relationship begins with Self-Love! In order to be a Healthy Co-Parent we must heal our past hurts. As a Life Coach, I am able to help you with the tools that can begin that process. Take time to Pray, meditate, listen to music, journal or read positive affirmations daily. These things will help you to heal and keep you centered as you go through the trials that come with life. Always know that you are loved, you matter, and you are never in this walk alone!