Tennessee Co-parenting is approved and accepted by the 22^nd Judicial District court in the state of Tennessee. Many separating and divorcing parents want to become better parents and make sure they make healthy choices for their children. In addition, many states across the country are requiring divorcing parents with minor children to attend a certified divorce parenting class specifically designed to help them make healthy choices regarding their children. Tennessee Co-parenting can fulfill this requirement.

Tennessee Co-parenting is a comprehensive, easy to complete and court accepted divorce parenting class designed by and continually updated by a team of mental health professionals. Since this is certified divorce parenting class, you will receive a certificate of completion as soon as the course is completed.

Tennessee Co-parenting explores co-parenting issues, children’s developmental stages, new relationships, step-family issues, healthy communication as well as some legal issues. Parents taking the course will also learn new skills for negotiation and how to avoid a negative divorce experience for themselves and their children. The goals of the course include reduced conflict, better communication, closer relationships between parents and children, reduced stress, and better adjustment throughout the different stages of the parenting and divorce process.