Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy
Court-approved Support For High-Conflict Co-Parenting Through Evidence-Based, Trauma-Informed Therapy
What is Divorce Therapy?
Divorce therapy is a specialized form of counseling that supports individuals and families through the emotional, relational, and legal transitions that follow separation or divorce. It offers a structured, professional space to address the psychological impact of divorce while equipping parents with practical tools for communication, conflict resolution, and parenting.
How Therapy After Divorce Supports Parents and Families
Therapy after divorce is more than emotional support, it’s a pathway to skill-building and accountability. It can help:
- Shift high-conflict dynamics toward structured, parallel parenting
- Reduce harmful behaviors like gatekeeping, reactive communication, or child triangulation
- Address unresolved emotional issues that affect co-parenting or legal compliance
- Rebuild a sense of personal stability and focus on child-centered decisions
What Is Divorce Family Therapy?
In some cases, divorce family therapy may include both parents or parent-child sessions, depending on the level of conflict and court recommendations. These sessions address broader family dynamics and may be useful when:
- Children are caught in the middle of conflict
- Co-parents are court-ordered to attend therapy together
- Families need help establishing boundaries and safe communication systems
At Court Counseling Institute (CCI), all therapy programs are court-approved, trauma-informed, and professionally supervised. Each program is built to meet the documentation and compliance standards required by courts, mediators, and child welfare agencies across North America.
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How to Get Started For Your Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy
At Court Counseling Institute, we offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate the varied needs of parents going through separation and divorce. Our Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy program can be scheduled weekly, or for clients needing faster progress, sessions can be arranged up to three times per week.
Step 1: Select your preferred date and time using the calendar.
Step 2: Complete the registration and payment process.
Step 3: Watch for a confirmation email containing your login and access details.
⚠️ Important: Most courts, mediators, and family law professionals require that divorce therpay be pre-approved before you begin.
Before registering, please confirm with your referring source such as your court, lawyer, mediator, or custody evaluator that this class is accepted in your case. CCI offers free pre-approval letters to help you verify acceptance in advance.
Need Pre-Approval?
Click below to download a pre-approval letter that you can send to your court, lawyer, or employer for confirmation.
Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy Prices
Pay-As-You-Go
Per Session Payments- Pay $150 per session
- 20 sessions required to complete course
- Weekly Scheduling available
- Pay $60 for manual
- Pay $150 for completion report
- Pay $300 for fast-tracking the program
Package Price
Pay Upfront- Save $1360
- 20 sessions included
- Weekly Scheduling available
- Manual included
- Completion report included
- Pay $300 for fast-tracking the program
Fast-Track Fee
Pay Upfront- Fast-track sessions
- Take upto 3 sessions per week
- Must have court approval
Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy at CCI
Court Counseling Institute’s Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy is a 20-session, court-approved individual therapy program created for separated parents involved in high-conflict co-parenting dynamics. This structured intervention provides both emotional support and practical strategies to reduce conflict, build co-regulation skills, and help meet legal or court-ordered requirements.
What to Expect in the Divorce Therapy
Court-Ordered Divorce Therapy Structure
Each session is a 50-minute one-on-one appointment with a licensed therapist, held securely via our HIPAA-compliant video platform. The program is tailored to the unique needs of each client, with sessions offered weekly or on an accelerated basis (up to three per week) for those with upcoming court dates or urgent compliance timelines.
Topics on High-Conflict Co-Parenting
Over 20 sessions, parents learn to manage emotions, use BIFF communication, break conflict cycles, understand child impact, reduce gatekeeping, practice parallel parenting, navigate legal systems, and create personalized safety plans to foster calmer, more stable co-parenting relationships in high-conflict situations.
Trauma-Informed, Legally Compliant Therapy Led by Experts
Every therapist at CCI is licensed, experienced, and trained in trauma-informed care, high-conflict family systems, and the legal realities of divorce, custody, and child protection. Our team has extensive experience working with clients under court supervision, ensuring the therapy is not only effective but also legally credible.
Court Documentation That Meets Legal Standards
CCI offers detailed, personalized court reports and participation letters upon request. Prepared by your therapist and carefully reviewed, these documents accurately reflect your engagement and progress. Designed to meet legal and professional standards, they are accepted by family courts, probation officers, and social services across U.S.
Get pre-approved and begin your structured therapy program with CCI today
Let us help you meet your court requirements while building a safer, more effective co-parenting approach.
Alternative Programs to Parenting After Divorce Therapy
At Court Counseling Institute (CCI), we understand that every parent’s situation following a divorce is unique, shaped by their individual schedules, responsibilities, and legal requirements. Navigating co-parenting after divorce can be challenging, especially when high-conflict dynamics are involved. That’s why we prioritize offering programs that are both flexible and fully compliant with court standards.
Our programs are designed to accommodate varying needs while maintaining the highest professional and legal quality. We focus on delivering trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy that supports emotional regulation, effective communication, and long-term family stability.
CCI’s commitment to legal compliance means all therapy is documented thoroughly and accurately, meeting the expectations of courts, probation officers, and social services across North America. By combining flexibility with rigorous standards, we aim to make court-approved parenting therapy accessible and effective for every parent navigating the complexities of divorce and co-parenting.
Parenting Together Through Separation – 2-Day Group Class
Our 2-Day Group Program is an effective option for parents who benefit from therapist-led guidance but prefer a group setting over individual therapy. This live, interactive experience fosters community, shared learning, and mutual support among participants.
- Live, therapist-led group sessions: Conducted over two full days, with 8 hours of instruction each day, delivered via secure, HIPAA-compliant video conference.
- Target audience: Designed for parents who are court-ordered or mediation-referred and need structured support but may not require intensive individual therapy.
- Focus areas: Emphasizes minimizing emotional reactivity, fostering respectful communication, and creating a confidential, supportive group environment.
- Participation requirements: Full engagement is mandatory, including active use of camera and microphone in a private, distraction-free setting.
- Completion criteria: Includes a reflective assignment to reinforce learning.
- Certification: Participants receive a letter of certification within two business days after assignment approval, suitable for court submission.
This group program is ideal for those seeking a focused, time-limited intervention that balances structure with peer support. It is especially useful when courts or mediators recommend a group format to address co-parenting challenges.
Ready to strengthen your co-parenting skills in a supportive group setting?
Secure your spot in our 2-Day Group Program today. Court-approved and designed to meet your legal and personal needs.
Parenting Together Through Separation – Self-Paced Online Program
For parents who require a flexible option without sacrificing quality or court compliance, our Self-Paced Online Program delivers comprehensive content you can access anytime, anywhere.
- Flexible learning: Offers over 20 hours of therapist-created content available 24/7, including videos, audio clips, case examples, exercises, and quizzes.
- Accessibility: Available in 21 languages to support diverse clients across North America.
- Self-directed pace: Allows parents to complete the program on their own schedule, ideal for those balancing work, childcare, or other commitments.
- Assignment review: Submitted assignments are carefully reviewed for insight, self-reflection, and alignment with program goals to ensure meaningful progress.
- Certification: A certificate is issued within two business days of successful completion, suitable for legal and court documentation.
This online course is perfect for parents who need a self-paced, convenient learning solution that still provides structured education and documented completion for court purposes.
Looking for flexible, court-approved co-parenting education?
Enroll in our Self-Paced Online Program today and complete your parenting course on your own schedule while meeting all legal requirements.
Which Co Parenting Programs is Right For You?
Not Sure Which Program Meets Your Needs?
Court Counseling Institute offers multiple program formats and levels of support. If you are unsure which course aligns with your legal situation or parenting goals, we are here to help. Take our 2-minute survey and find out now!
Who Needs Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy?
Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy is specifically designed for separated or divorcing parents who are experiencing high-conflict dynamics that interfere with effective co-parenting. If you find that communication with your ex-partner leads to frequent disputes, emotional reactivity, or challenges in prioritizing your child’s safety and well-being, this program can provide the focused support you need.
This program is often recommended or required by courts, mediators, and family law professionals to help parents reduce conflict, develop parallel parenting skills, and comply with court orders. It is suitable for parents who want to:
- Learn effective emotional regulation techniques to manage stress and conflict.
- Improve communication through strategies such as BIFF communication.
- Understand and break harmful conflict cycles that negatively impact children.
- Develop parallel parenting plans that prioritize child safety and minimize direct conflict.
- Navigate legal systems and fulfill court or agency requirements with proper documentation.
If you are involved in ongoing disputes or require official proof of program participation for legal purposes, Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy offers the structure and professional oversight necessary for compliance and positive family outcomes.
Not sure if this program fits your needs?
Contact us today to discuss your situation and determine if Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy is right for you.
What You Will Learn in the Divorce Parenting Course
In the Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy program, you will gain practical skills and insights designed to help you manage high-conflict co-parenting challenges effectively and prioritize your child’s well-being.
Emotional Regulation
Recognize and manage emotional triggers to prevent conflict. Use calming techniques and coping strategies to stay composed during stressful co-parenting interactions.
BIFF Communication
Use BIFF (Brief, Informative, Friendly, Firm) to reduce conflict, stay clear, and keep communication child-focused, respectful, and solution-oriented.
Conflict Cycles
Recognize unresolved emotions fueling conflicts. Identify your role, use strategies to break cycles, protect your child, and foster constructive communication.
Child Impact Awareness
Understand how ongoing conflict harms your child’s emotional development. Use child-centered strategies to promote safety, stability, & resilience despite parental strain.
Gatekeeping Behaviors
Recognize and reduce controlling behaviors. Support your child’s access to both parents while maintaining healthy boundaries with your co-parent.
Parallel Parenting
Parallel parenting uses structured plans to reduce co-parent contact, minimize conflict, and support consistent routines for your child in both homes.
System Navigation
Communicate with legal professionals, understand court processes, prepare documents, and confidently navigate legal and child welfare systems.
Safety Planning
Create safety plans for you and your children by managing risks, setting boundaries, and preparing for high-stress interactions effectively.
This comprehensive approach equips you with evidence-based tools to reduce conflict, improve communication, and foster a healthier co-parenting environment after divorce.
Ready to build stronger co-parenting skills and comply with court requirements? Enroll now to begin your Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy journey.
Choosing The Divorce Therapy
Choosing the right Parenting Together After Divorce program is an important decision that depends on several key factors, including your unique family circumstances, the specific requirements set by your court or legal professionals, and your personal preferences for learning and engagement. To make an informed choice, it’s essential to carefully consider how much individualized support you need, your availability for sessions, and whether you prefer one-on-one therapy, group interaction, or self-paced learning.
How to Choose the Right Divorce Parenting Course
- Consider Your Court or Legal Requirements:
Before enrolling, check with your judge, attorney, or probation officer to confirm which program format fulfills your legal obligations. Some courts mandate therapist-led live sessions, while others accept self-paced courses or individual therapy.
- Assess Your Conflict Level:
For high-conflict situations, the 20-Session Therapy Program or 2-Day Live Group Class are often best. Therapy offers personalized support, while the group setting provides skill-building with real-time interaction.
- Evaluate Your Schedule and Learning Style:
If flexibility is a priority, the Self-Paced Online Course suits independent learners or those with busy routines. If you prefer structured engagement and direct feedback, choose the live group or therapy program.
- Documentation Needs:
Therapy Program offers detailed court reports upon request. The 2-Day Class provides compliance letter after assignment approval, and Online Course issues a completion letter once all work is reviewed.
Step-by-Step Enrollment Process
1. Confirm Court Acceptance:
Before enrolling, confirm your chosen program with your court or legal representative. You may request a free pre-approval letter from CCI to help verify court acceptance.
2. Complete Intake Forms and Documentation:
After registering, you will receive secure digital intake forms that must be fully completed, along with any additional documentation required to move forward.
3. Schedule Your Sessions or Start the Course:
Therapy and live group class participants schedule sessions via our intake team or online booking. Self-paced online courses are accessible immediately after registration for flexible completion.
4. Participate Fully and Meet Requirements:
Successful completion requires active participation, including attending all sessions, completing assignments or reflections, and adhering to program-specific guidelines.
5. Request Your Completion Letter or Report:
After finishing, request your official court documentation. Please be sure to ask well in advance if you have upcoming court deadlines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Parenting After Divorce Therapy program?
Parenting After Divorce Therapy is a court-approved, structured counseling program designed for separated or divorced parents facing high-conflict co-parenting situations. Offered by Court Counseling Institute, it focuses on reducing conflict, improving communication, and supporting child well-being. Delivered through 20 one-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist, the program helps parents develop emotional regulation, implement parallel parenting strategies, and meet legal requirements. It’s ideal for those who need intensive, legally credible support with personalized court documentation available upon request.
What topics are covered in Parenting After Divorce Therapy program?
The Parenting After Divorce Therapy program covers a progression of topics focused on reducing conflict and promoting healthy co-parenting. Key areas include emotional regulation, BIFF (Brief, Informative, Friendly, Firm) communication, identifying and interrupting conflict cycles, understanding the impact of conflict on children, managing gatekeeping behaviors, implementing parallel parenting strategies, navigating legal systems, and developing personalized safety plans. These topics are addressed through one-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist and tailored to each parent’s unique situation and court requirements.
Is Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy accepted by courts?
Our programs are court-approved and meet the standards of most courts and agencies across the U.S. and Canada. However, it is the client’s responsibility to confirm acceptance with their court, lawyer, or probation officer before enrolling.
How do I get a letter or report for court after completion of Parenting After Divorce Therapy program?
Letters and court reports are prepared upon request and reflect your participation and progress. Requests should be made in advance; these are not automatically issued upon program completion.
What happens if I don’t finish my Parenting After Divorce Therapy program?
If you don’t complete your Parenting After Divorce Therapy program, you will not receive a completion letter, court report, or verification of participation. Because this program adheres to strict legal and court standards, no partial credit is granted. Clients are responsible for ensuring that all sessions are completed in full before requesting any documentation. This policy upholds the integrity of the program and ensures that all reports reflect accurate, court-compliant participation. Failure to complete the program may impact your legal compliance or standing in court-related matters. If you have an upcoming court date, be sure to plan ahead and request your documentation only after successful completion.
Can my ex-partner attend Parenting After Divorce Therapy with me?
No, the Parenting After Divorce Therapy program at Court Counseling Institute is designed as an individual, one-on-one therapy experience. Each parent must register separately and attend their own sessions with a licensed therapist. This format ensures confidentiality, allows for personalized support, and reduces the risk of escalating conflict especially in high-conflict or court-involved situations.
Is Parenting After Divorce Therapy sessions confidential?
Yes, Parenting After Divorce Therapy sessions at Court Counseling Institute are confidential and conducted in accordance with professional, ethical, and legal standards. All sessions take place one-on-one with a licensed therapist via our secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform. Your personal information and session content are protected under privacy laws.
However, because this is a court-related program, there are some exceptions: if a court, probation officer, or legal agency requires progress updates or final reports, your therapist may provide documentation but only with your written consent or as required by law. All reports are professionally prepared to reflect your actual participation, without disclosing unnecessary personal details.
Why Choose Court Counseling Institute for Your Parenting Together After Divorce Therapy?
Choosing the right program for co-parenting after divorce is crucial for your legal compliance and family’s long-term well-being. Court Counseling Institute stands out as a trusted provider of court-approved, evidence-based parenting programs designed specifically for high-conflict situations.
What Makes CCI Different
- Expertise You Can Trust: Founded by a registered clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience in criminal and family court systems across North America, CCI understands the complexities of co-parenting after divorce.
- Licensed, Trauma-Informed Therapists: Our therapy programs are delivered by licensed professionals specializing in high-conflict co-parenting and trauma-informed care.
- Court-Compliant Documentation: We provide detailed, personalized completion letters and court reports that meet legal standards, helping you demonstrate accountability and progress to courts and agencies.
- Flexible Program Formats: Whether you prefer one-on-one therapy, live group sessions, or self-paced online courses, CCI offers options tailored to your needs and schedule.
- Secure and Confidential: All sessions use HIPAA-compliant platforms to ensure your privacy and data security.
- Client-Centered Support: Our team is committed to supporting your growth and compliance, providing clear guidance, and timely communication throughout your program.
Don’t Wait Until It’s Urgent
Court deadlines, parenting time disputes, and mediation plans move quickly and your response should, too. Whether you’re complying with a court order, preparing for a legal review, or working to create a more stable environment for your child, CCI’s Parenting Together After Divorce programs are ready when you need them.
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