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Between Two Homes, co-parenting class. Approved by the Fifth Judicial District of Iowa, a class designed to help parents cross the bridge to becoming co-parents.

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The Between Two Homes Class

Class Description

COVID-19 NOTICE

To protect everyone’s health and safety, we are currently providing this class via zoom until further notice.  Upon registration, you will receive instructions for connecting to the zoom presentation at your scheduled class time.


The Between Two Homes Class consists of one four-hour class, divided into two parts and separated by a ten-minute break.

Part I: The Adults – Part I of the class focuses on adult issues related to co-parenting and keeping children out of the conflict.Topics Covered:

  • You
  • The Victim Mindset
  • Domestic Violence
  • Working with the Other Household
  • Extended Family / Significant Others
  • Suggestions for Co-parenting
  • Adult Grief
  • Conflict Disengagement
  • Alternative Dispute Options
 Part II: The Children – Part II of the class focuses on child development and the needs of Children growing up in two homes.Topics Covered:

  • Children’s Stages of Development
  • Creating the Dual Home Environment
  • Parenting Time
  • Child Support and Access
  • Talking to the Children
  • Children’s Grief
  • Co-parenting Vocabulary
  • Benefits of Co-parenting
  • Alienating Behaviors

Effective Co-Parenting

Between Two Homes: A Coparenting Handbook helps you:

Communicate

Build a successful co-parenting relationship so you can stop fighting and start communicating

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Identify

Recognize obstacles to the coparenting relationship.

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Learn

Learn what behaviors, and even what words, can help or potentially hurt your child.

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Educate

Talk to your child about the changes using language he or she can understand.

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