Crook County, Oregon

Court Approved Parenting Class

Divorce Education built on Scientific Evidence.

Over 100,000 parents have taken our classes, with over 95% positive reviews.

4-hour Mandated Class

Reduction in Litigation

Fewer School Absences

Fewer Physicians Visits

Reduction in Child Stress

Our Programs help parents going through divorce learn respectful communication skills and anger control, allowing them to make better choices - with their children and their ex.

Through our online interactive format, parents learn effective skills that will immediately change the way they interact. Scenarios are enacted and critiqued in streaming video. Participants then choose from realistic solutions and explore different ways of handling the conflicts. Each section includes in-depth tutorials, question and answer sessions, and a quiz to further ingrain the new skills.

What Parents are saying:

"I like that you can listen to the videos and responses. It was easier to absorb the science behind dealing with confrontation."

Father- Cook County, IL

"All of the communication skills are useful; for me the most important skills were self talk and reframing. Seeing the potential effects of conflict on children was important to me. I want my kids to be happy and to have a positive relationship with both of us."

Mother- Milwaukee, WI

"The whole class was helpful. It made several good points and gave an alternative way to think. I hope to use these tools in the future to continue to not only become a better co-parent but to be a better person in general. Thank you for this opportunity."

Father- Maricopa County, AZ

"I learned how to be a better parent."

Mother- Wayne County, MI

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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