Connected Coparenting
For Professionals
Connected Coparenting training equips professionals with a practical, structured psychoeducational intervention for supporting coparenting dyads. The program helps professionals teach communication strategies, guide child-focused problem solving, and support families in developing concrete coparenting commitments.
The framework is designed for direct support staff, case managers, therapists, social workers, and other professionals who work with families. It provides therapeutic value without requiring advanced clinical training and can be used with families navigating high-conflict dynamics, transitions, the postpartum period, or ongoing coparenting challenges.
who training is for
- Direct support staff and family-support professionals
- Case managers and care coordinators
- Therapists, counselors, and social workers
- Community-based family-service providers
- Agencies seeking a shared, child-centered coparenting framework
- Professionals at a range of experience levels, from bachelor’s-level case managers to master’s-level clinicians
what participants receive
- Approximately 10–12 hours of live instruction in the standard training format
- Training in a five-module Connected Coparenting framework
- Continuing-education credit for eligible mental health professionals, when available
- One printed facilitator manual per participant
- Authorization to use Connected Coparenting materials in direct service delivery with families
Completion of the training authorizes direct service delivery with families. It does not authorize participants to train others in the Connected Coparenting model within an agency, organization, or private practice.
training options
Open enrollment
Individuals may attend virtual or in-person training. Individual, small-group, and larger-group rates are available.
Private agency training
Agencies may schedule private virtual or in-person training for cohorts of approximately 12, 20, or 30 participants. Premium in-person options with lunch are also available. Additional-participant options are available for larger cohorts.
Consultation support
Optional implementation consultation is available virtually for individual participants and agencies that would like continued support as they begin using the curriculum.
training schedule
The training is delivered over two intensive days totaling 12 hours of professional development and includes one printed facilitator manual per participant:
Morning Session: 9 am - 12 pm (3 hours)
Lunch Break: 12 pm - 1 pm
Afternoon Session: 1 pm - 4 pm (3 hours)
Remote and on-site training options are available.