Court-ready parental alienation course
Understand the behaviors. Protect your child’s future.
Recognize and document the behaviors that pull a child away from a parent, and walk into an evaluation prepared, from a licensed counselor who ran more than 1,000 of those investigations herself.
This is education, not legal advice, and not a promise about your case. It is the preparation most parents are never given.
$89.95 one time. 11 modules. 8-10 hours, self-paced. Certificate courts accept.
11 modules
A structured path through alienation dynamics and documentation.
8-10 hours
Self-paced work across one focused session or several days.
$89.95
Certificate included after successful completion.
Court-aware
Built for parents working with attorneys, GALs, and evaluators.
If this is where you are
- An evaluator once wrote that you were “overprotective,” and that single line followed you.
- You were told not to say “alienation” in court, and no one told you what to do instead.
- Everything you put in writing gets twisted and read back to you out of context.
- On paper, you look like the problem. You are not, and a steady record will say so better than any reaction.
Learn what evaluators look for
Built by the person who was the court’s investigator more than 1,000 times.
Suzanne Dircks, M.A., LMHC, spent decades as a Guardian ad Litem, the professional a court appoints to investigate a family and report back. This course distills what she looked for in those investigations: what quietly strengthened a parent’s credibility, and what quietly cost them.
What you will be able to do
Not theory about alienation. The specific, repeatable things a parent can do, starting with their own behavior.
Document a pattern, not a feeling
Keep records the way an evaluator reads them: dates, specifics, and your child’s own words, separated from your own reaction to them.
Write so a stranger sees a calm parent
Learn to communicate in writing that a Guardian ad Litem or judge could read and see a steady, child-focused parent, not a combatant.
Prepare for the evaluator interview
Understand what court-appointed investigators are listening for, so you describe what is happening without sounding “high-conflict.”
Keep your reactions off the record
Manage your own response under pressure so it never becomes the evidence used against you. The most underrated skill in a contested case.
Keep your child out of the middle
Hold the line on not putting your child between two parents, even when the other parent will not do the same.
Built for the case that already feels stacked against you
You do not need a clean slate to start. The course is built for exactly the hard middle of a case.
- Even if you have an active, contested case right now.
- Even if the last evaluation went against you.
- Even if your ex looks calm and reasonable on paper.
- Even if you have already said things you wish you could take back.
This is not about winning a hearing.
It is about becoming the steady, documentable, available parent your child can come back to, on whatever timeline that takes. The record you build protects the relationship first. It happens to be the same record that holds up everywhere else.
$89.95, one time. Not another program that drains you.
Not a $5,000 reunification program, not a monthly membership, not another retainer. A single payment, lifetime access, and a certificate family courts accept. Next to what this fight has already cost you, the price is almost beside the point. It is also a signal: this is education from a licensed clinician.
Our guarantee
If your court does not accept this certificate of completion after you finish the course, send us written documentation and we will refund you in full.
$89.95. 11 modules. Self-paced. Certificate upon completion.
A note on scope. This is education, not therapy, diagnosis, or legal advice. Parental alienation is a real, observed dynamic in family-law practice, and it is not a formal psychiatric diagnosis. No course can diagnose your family or predict what a court will decide. The certificate documents that you completed the education. It is not proof that the other parent alienated your child, and it is not a custody outcome. For decisions about your case, work with your attorney.
Frequently asked questions
Walk in prepared, not panicked.
11 modules. A clear way to document and prepare. A certificate courts accept. Built by a licensed counselor who has sat on the other side of the investigation.
$89.95. Available 24/7. Self-paced. Your privacy is absolute.
Also available
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Each path is designed for a different court, custody, or co-parenting pressure point.
See the full course library- High-Conflict Co-ParentingThe flagship 11-module certificate course for difficult co-parenting dynamics.
- Parallel Parenting CourseA lower-contact framework for parents who need clearer boundaries and routines.
- Co-Parenting Communication CourseFocused BIFF practice for emails, texts, exchanges, and written records.
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