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Co-parenting courses · New Mexico
Online co-parenting courses in New Mexico
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Full co-parenting course
High-Conflict Co-Parenting
Twelve modules on communication, boundaries, and child-centered decisions. Also offered as the Court-Ordered Parenting Class; the curriculum and certificate are the same.
12 modules · 8–10 hours · $89.95
Review full course detailsFocused skills course
Co-Parenting Communication
A narrower course for calmer emails, texts, and exchanges. Check the order before choosing it in place of a broader parenting-education course.
11 modules · Self-paced · $29.99
Review focused course detailsThe person behind the coursework
Meet 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 this curriculum.
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