Course Outline
You can track your progress through the course on this page. Links listed in bold represent unfinished sections. Once you've completed 90% of the course, you will be eligible to write the final exam.
Parenting After Separation
1.0 Course Introduction
2.0 - Dealing With Legal Issues
3.0 - The Parent's Experience
4.0 - The child's experience
- 4.1 - Separation Experience for Children
- 4.2 - Kids in the Middle
- 4.3 - Parents’ Actions Affect Children
- 4.4 - Put Downs
- 4.5 - Effect of Adverse Criticism
- 4.6 - Children Need Both Parents to Listen
- 4.7 - Battle Zone
- 4.8 - Parental Conflict Has Negative Effects
- 4.9 - Stages of Grief
- 4.10 - How Children Respond Checklists
- 4.11 - How Children Often Respond: Checklist
- 4.12 - Separation Experience for Children - Quiz
- 4.13 - Strategies to Help Children Cope
- 4.14 - What Children Need to Hear
- 4.15 - Strategies for Children
- 4.16 - If Only…
- 4.17 - Self Talk
- 4.18 - Talking About Feelings
- 4.19 - "I" Statements
- 4.20 - Summary
5.0 - The New Parental Relationship
- 5.1 - Relationship Changes
- 5.2 - Games Parents Play
- 5.3 - Comments on Traps
- 5.4 - More Parent Games
- 5.5 - Watching Parenting Games
- 5.6 - Activity: What Games Do You Play?
- 5.7 - Safety
- 5.8 - Activity: Contact Card
- 5.9 - Your Safety Plan
- 5.10 - Other Safety Issues
- 5.11 - Relationship Changes
- 5.12 - Activity: Businesslike Communication Tips
- 5.13 - Parents Are Forever
- 5.14 - Practicing positive communication skills
- 5.15 - Communication and Negotiation
- 5.16 - Negotiation Video
- 5.17 - High Conflict Situations
- 5.18 - Being a Good Negotiator
- 5.19 - Finishing the Course
6.0 - Summary and conclusion