Connecticut Parenting and Divorce Class

Parenting Class for Divorce for married or unmarried parents

All PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAMS offered online do not meet the standards set by Connecticut law at this time. This means unless you have received an exception from your filing court, you must attend a live class offered by the Catholic Charities in Connecticut. United Way of Connecticut maintains some resources here.

Court Acceptance- under extenuating conditions. This course certificate may be accepted by your court with pre-approval or extenuating circumstances such as living in a different State, Active Military Service, or other limiting factors. In these areas it is recommended you check with your Attorney or Court before enrolling. You may be required to attend one of our live classes instead.

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What the 4-Hour Parenting and Divorce Course Covers

The emotional effects of divorce on parents
Emotional and behavioral reactions to divorce among children and adolescents
Parenting concerns and children’s needs at different developmental stages
Signs of stress in children and adolescents
Conflict management
Family stabilization through the development of a co-parenting relationship
The financial responsibilities of parenting
Family violence, spousal abuse, child abuse, and neglect
Available community services and resources

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Free Certificate included. English or Español Course.

Course Author

Denise Baier, LMHC

Parenting and Divorce Course Author

Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago Campus

Since 1990

Certevia has provided parenting education since 1990

Hundreds of thousands of parents have successfully received their Court Ordered Parenting Course certificates through Certevia Education Programs.

What Parents are Saying

Always keep the children's best interests first and put aside any feeling of anger/resentment when dealing with the ex. the children want to feel loved and supported and it's up to each parent to create this type of ...

I've learned that children take divorce a lot harder than we expect. i've learned techniques on how to help my daughter cope with this rough time in her life.

That it is important to have good communicationn with the other parent, not involved the children in the parents problems