COOS COUNTY, OREGON

Coos Bay- North Bend- Bandon

Approved Parenting Class

This is a course you must take to complete your divorce, separation, or custody case

Coos County requires all divorcing/separating parents with minor children to complete a parenting course. Our course "Children in Between Online" is approved in the county and can be taken completely online!

Our Class

Our award-winning parenting class, Children in Between helps parents going through a divorce/separation by teaching usable skills. The course is roughly 4 hours and is taken completely online with 30 days access. Parents can log in and out as needed and return to where they left off. The course can be taken on computers, laptops, tablets, and even smartphones from anywhere with internet access.

Divorce can be difficult for both the parents, and their children. Take a course that has been proven effective in limiting the conflict and stress involved.

9 out of 10 parents recommend Children in Between Online!

PARENT COMMENTS ABOUT OUR CLASS:

"I felt like I learned a lot of valuable information, particularly in remembering to Stop-Look and Listen, ways to be mindful, and to remember that the way my children respond to our divorce is directly related to how much conflict they are exposed to."

Mother- Maricopa County, AZ

"In-depth information and a complete guide to working agreements out with former partners."

Father- Cook County, IL

"The videos were definitely helpful, because they're pretty relatable."

Mother- Wayne County, MI

"All very fundamental and great exercises for me to use in my everyday life that I, our son and anybody in a similar situation could really benefit from."

Parent- Phoenix, AZ

The Center for Divorce Education

877-874-1365
staff@divorce-education.com

Included in SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices

CDE's Children in Between is a skills based program that helps children and parents deal with the children's reactions to divorce.

The program is based on research that identifies the most common and stressful loyalty conflicts experienced by children of divorce.

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