Macoupin County, Illinois

Parenting Class

*Check with the court for approval to take this class online

In Illinois, when getting divorced or separated, it is required that you complete a 4 hour parenting course. Our course, Children in Between Online, meets these requirements for courts in Illinois. Our class is nationally recognized by some of the top experts in the field and has proven results showing the positive effect taking the class has on parents and children.

Divorce and separation can have a huge impact on children. Our class, Children in Between Online helps minimize the effects that divorce/separation have on children. We give you real-life skills to help you with your co-parent and children to ease the burden that so often accompanies this stressful time.

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Only 4 hours to complete

30 days access. Log in and out as needed.

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FEEDBACK FROM PARENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED OUR COURSE

"I learned how to have a healthier relationship with my former partner and how to resolve issues without conflict."

Father- Deschutes County, OR

"It was eye opening. I learned things about myself and ways I can communicate more effectively."

Mother- Jackson County, OR

"It was most helpful learning to not have conflict with my co-parent around my children. I wish we would have been asked to take this course while we were in counseling."

Father- Maricopa County, AZ

"Very interesting and helpful. I'm glad for myself and I'm happy that my spouse, after reading this information, will understand much more than before and my children will be happier and healthier. Thank you."

Parent- Reno, NV

CDE's Children in Between is a skills based program that helps children and parents deal with the children's reactions to divorce. This is the most highly recommended online parenting class in the United States.

The program is based on research that identifies the most common and stressful loyalty conflicts experienced by children of divorce.

*Included in SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices

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