PARENTING COORDINATION TRAINING
(Parenting Faciliation Training in Texas)
The Cooperative Parenting Institute
Leaders in the Field of Parenting Coordination
March: Atlanta, Georgia (TBA)
Trainer: Susan Boyan
April 15-17: Pittsburgh, PA
Trainer: Ann Marie Termini
Double Tree Hotel
Pittsburgh Airport
8402 University Drive
Moon Township, PA 15108
Reservations: 412-329-1400 (request rate for Cooperative Parenting Institute)
Sleeping Room Rate - $129.00 (room block released March 24, 2010)
August: Chicago, IL (TBA)
Trainer: Susan Boyan
September 9-11: Houston, TX
(designed to meet Texas (24-hour) and Louisianna requirements (26-hour))
Trainer: Ann Marie Termini
Sheraton North Houston
15700 John F. Kennedy Blvd
Houston, Texas 77032
Reservations: 281-442-5100 (request rate for Cooperative Parenting Institute)
Sleeping Room Rate - $139.00 (room block released August 19, 2010)
October 7-9: King of Prussia, PA
Trainer: Ann Marie Termini
Radisson Valley Forge Convention Plaza
1160 First Avenue
King of Prussia, PA
Reservations: 610-337-2000 (request rate for Cooperative Parenting Institute
Sleeping Room Rate - $129.00 (room block released September 7, 2010)
November: Atlanta, GA (TBA)
Trainer: Susan Boyan
Las Vegas, Nevada (TBA) Trainer: Ann Marie Termini
20 Hours - GA, PA
24 Hours - TX, NC
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$450 full fee
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$425 Early Bird (3-weeks prior to training date)
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$475 full fee
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$450.00 Early Bird: 24 hrs. (3-weeks prior to training date)
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$490 full fee
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$465 Early Bird (3-weeks prior to training date)
Texas Training
Parenting Coordination/Facilitation
24-hours including:
16-hours: Laws governing parenting coordination and parenting facilitation and the multiple styles and procedures used in different models of service
(including 3-hours ethics)
8-hours: Family dynamics, child development as it relates to time-sharing arrangments, family law as it relates to legal terminology and the process of divorce
North Carolina Training
Designed to meet the state requirments
(24-Hours) of NC G.S. 50-97
Continuing Education Credits
•NASW •NBCC
•Pennsylvania: PA Psychological Association, SW, PC, MFT, PA Bar for Attorneys
•Georgia: MFT
•Texas: LPC, MFT
•Connecticut: MFT
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
- Recognize the unique role of a Parenting Coordinator and how it differs from
- other related roles
- Learn how to structure and implement a parenting coordination program
- Understand and function within the legal system
- Learn strategies to promote effective co-parenting
- Incorporate techniques designed to minimize stress and loyalty binds for children
- Utilize the essential skills required to manage the Axis II parent
- Identify age appropriate schedules and develop comprehensive parenting plans
Three Day Training Includes:
- A complimentary copy of Cooperative Parenting & Divorce: A Parent Guide to Effective Co-Parenting, a 200 pg. (8.5"×11") book by the presenters.
- Parenting Coordination Materials on Disk for duplication.
- Lecture, role play, large and small group activities.
- Certification in the Cooperative Parenting Model of Parenting Coordination
- 20, 24 or 26 hours of CEUs
Training Outline
Day 1 (8:15am – 5:00pm):
- The Impact of High Conflict on the Family System
- The Child’s Perspective on Divorce
- Coping Styles of Children
- The Impact of High Conflict on Children
- Parenting Coordination
- History & National Growth
- Role & Responsibilities
- Appointment & the Legal Document
- Distinctions between a Parenting Coordinator & Other Related Roles
- Impact of Step Parents & Significant Other's
- Protocol for Different Types of Sessions
- Collaborating with the Legal Profession
- Parental Alienation & Visitation Refusal
- Setting Up & Marketing Your PC Program
Day 2 (8:30am – 5:00pm):
- Attachment & the Young Child
- Developmental Risk Factors & Time Sharing Plans
- Strategies & Educational Interventions
- Communication Skills for Conflicted Parents
- Containing & Managing Angry Parents
- Non-Compliance & Resistance
- Writing Comprehensive Parenting Plans
- Different Degrees of Success
Day 3 (8:30am – 4:00pm):
- Personality Disorders and Other Challenges
- Domestic Violence, Addictions & Other Special Circumstances
- Interventions
- Ethical Considerations
- PC Standards & Protocol
- Surviving and Thriving as a Parenting Coordinator
24-hours including:16-hours: Laws governing parenting coordination and parenting facilitation and the multiple styles and procedures used in different models of service (including 3-hours ethics)
8-hours: Family dynamics, child development as it relates to time-sharing arrangments, family law as it relates to legal terminology and the process of divorce
North Carolina Training
Designed to meet the state requirments
(24-Hours) of NC G.S. 50-97
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
♦ NASW ♦ NBCC
♦ Pennsylvania: SW, PC, MFT, PA Bar & PA Psych Assoc
Georgia: MFT
♦ Texas: LPC, MFT
♦ Connecticut AAMFT
Parenting Coordination/Facilitation
24-hours including:
16-hours: Laws governing parenting coordination and parenting facilitation and the multiple styles and procedures used in different models of service
(including 3-hours ethics)
8-hours: Family dynamics, child development as it relates to time-sharing arrangments, family law as it relates to legal terminology and the process of divorce
North Carolina Training
Designed to meet the state requirments
(24-Hours) of NC G.S. 50-97
Continuing Education Credits
•NASW •NBCC
•Pennsylvania: PA Psychological Association, SW, PC, MFT, PA Bar for Attorneys
•Georgia: MFT
•Texas: LPC, MFT
•Connecticut: MFT
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
- Recognize the unique role of a Parenting Coordinator and how it differs from
- other related roles
- Learn how to structure and implement a parenting coordination program
- Understand and function within the legal system
- Learn strategies to promote effective co-parenting
- Incorporate techniques designed to minimize stress and loyalty binds for children
- Utilize the essential skills required to manage the Axis II parent
- Identify age appropriate schedules and develop comprehensive parenting plans
Three Day Training Includes:
- A complimentary copy of Cooperative Parenting & Divorce: A Parent Guide to Effective Co-Parenting, a 200 pg. (8.5"×11") book by the presenters.
- Parenting Coordination Materials on Disk for duplication.
- Lecture, role play, large and small group activities.
- Certification in the Cooperative Parenting Model of Parenting Coordination
- 20, 24 or 26 hours of CEUs
Training Outline
Day 1 (8:15am – 5:00pm):
- The Impact of High Conflict on the Family System
- The Child’s Perspective on Divorce
- Coping Styles of Children
- The Impact of High Conflict on Children
- Parenting Coordination
- History & National Growth
- Role & Responsibilities
- Appointment & the Legal Document
- Distinctions between a Parenting Coordinator & Other Related Roles
- Impact of Step Parents & Significant Other's
- Protocol for Different Types of Sessions
- Collaborating with the Legal Profession
- Parental Alienation & Visitation Refusal
- Setting Up & Marketing Your PC Program
Day 2 (8:30am – 5:00pm):
- Attachment & the Young Child
- Developmental Risk Factors & Time Sharing Plans
- Strategies & Educational Interventions
- Communication Skills for Conflicted Parents
- Containing & Managing Angry Parents
- Non-Compliance & Resistance
- Writing Comprehensive Parenting Plans
- Different Degrees of Success
Day 3 (8:30am – 4:00pm):
- Personality Disorders and Other Challenges
- Domestic Violence, Addictions & Other Special Circumstances
- Interventions
- Ethical Considerations
- PC Standards & Protocol
- Surviving and Thriving as a Parenting Coordinator
24-hours including:16-hours: Laws governing parenting coordination and parenting facilitation and the multiple styles and procedures used in different models of service (including 3-hours ethics)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Participants will:
-
Recognize the unique role of a Parenting Coordinator and how it differs from other related roles
-
Learn how to structure and implement a parenting coordination program
-
Understand and function within the legal system
-
Learn strategies to promote effective co-parenting
-
Incorporate techniques designed to minimize stress and loyalty binds for children
-
Utilize the essential skills required to manage the Axis II parent and other problematic parents
-
Identify age appropriate schedules and develop comprehensive parenting plans
THREE DAY TRAINING INCLUDES:
-
A complimentary copy of Cooperative Parenting & Divorce: A Parent Guide to Effective Co-Parenting, a 200 pg. (81/2” × 11”) book by the presenters.
-
Parenting Coordination Materials on Disk for duplication.
-
Lecture, role play, large and small group activities.
-
Certification in the Cooperative Parenting Model of Parenting Coordination.
-
20, 24 and 26 hours of CEUs (if applicable)
TRAINING OUTLINE (20 hr)
Day 1 (8:15am – 5:00pm):
-
The Impact of High Conflict on the Family System
-
The Child’s Perspective on Divorce
-
The Impact of High Conflict on Children
-
Coping Styles of Children
-
Parenting Coordination
-
History & National Growth
-
Role & Responsibilities
-
Appointment & the Legal Document
-
Distinctions between a Parenting Coordinator & Other Related Roles
- Different Types of Sessions
- Stepparents, Significant Others and Grandparents
- Collaborating with the Legal Professional
- Marketing your Parenting Coordination Practice
Day 2 (8:30am - 5:00pm)
-
Attachment & the Young Child
-
Developmental Risk Factors & Time Sharing Plans
-
Strategies & Educational Interventions
-
Communication Skills for Conflicted Parents
-
Containing & Managing Angry Parents
-
Non-Compliance & Resistance
-
Writing Comprehensive Parenting Plans
-
Different Degrees of Success
Day 3 (8:30am – 4:00pm):
-
Personality Disorders and Other Challenges
-
Domestic Violence, Addictions & Other Special Circumstances
-
Interventions
-
Ethical Considerations
-
PC Standards & Protocol
-
Surviving and Thriving as a Parenting Coordinator
-
Recognize the unique role of a Parenting Coordinator and how it differs from other related roles
-
Learn how to structure and implement a parenting coordination program
-
Understand and function within the legal system
-
Learn strategies to promote effective co-parenting
-
Incorporate techniques designed to minimize stress and loyalty binds for children
-
Utilize the essential skills required to manage the Axis II parent and other problematic parents
-
Identify age appropriate schedules and develop comprehensive parenting plans
-
A complimentary copy of Cooperative Parenting & Divorce: A Parent Guide to Effective Co-Parenting, a 200 pg. (81/2” × 11”) book by the presenters.
-
Parenting Coordination Materials on Disk for duplication.
-
Lecture, role play, large and small group activities.
-
Certification in the Cooperative Parenting Model of Parenting Coordination.
-
20, 24 and 26 hours of CEUs (if applicable)
-
The Impact of High Conflict on the Family System
-
The Child’s Perspective on Divorce
-
The Impact of High Conflict on Children
-
Coping Styles of Children
-
Parenting Coordination
-
History & National Growth
-
Role & Responsibilities
-
Appointment & the Legal Document
-
Distinctions between a Parenting Coordinator & Other Related Roles
-
- Different Types of Sessions
- Stepparents, Significant Others and Grandparents
- Collaborating with the Legal Professional
- Marketing your Parenting Coordination Practice
-
Attachment & the Young Child
-
Developmental Risk Factors & Time Sharing Plans
-
Strategies & Educational Interventions
-
Communication Skills for Conflicted Parents
-
Containing & Managing Angry Parents
-
Non-Compliance & Resistance
-
Writing Comprehensive Parenting Plans
-
Different Degrees of Success
-
Personality Disorders and Other Challenges
-
Domestic Violence, Addictions & Other Special Circumstances
-
Interventions
-
Ethical Considerations
-
PC Standards & Protocol
-
Surviving and Thriving as a Parenting Coordinator
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