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Completion proof
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Compare courses with your court order
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If your order mentions co-parenting or high-conflict education
High-Conflict Co-Parenting Course
The full co-parenting course. Its Court-Ordered Parenting Class listing leads to the same curriculum and certificate.
12 modules · 8–10 hours · $89.95
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If your order mentions parental alienation
Parental Alienation Course
A focused course about alienating dynamics and the parent-child relationship. Completion is not proof of a diagnosis or legal outcome.
11 modules · 8–10 hours · $89.95
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If your order mentions parallel parenting
Parallel Parenting: When Co-Parenting Isn't Working
A lower-contact approach for families where conventional co-parenting is not workable.
11 modules · 8–10 hours · $89.95
Completion certificate
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If your order mentions communication skills
Co-Parenting Communication Course
A narrower course on written communication. Do not assume it replaces a broader parenting-education requirement.
11 modules · Self-paced · $29.99
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Review courseMeet the course creator
Suzanne Dircks, M.A., LMHC, brings 44 years of professional work with families and more than 1,000 Guardian ad Litem investigations to the curriculum.
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After you meet the course requirements, the certificate records your name, the course, its completion date, and Suzanne’s credentials. It documents education completed, not a court’s approval or a legal outcome.
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