Personal Development
Do you want to learn how to end the conflict with a difficult co-parent? Are you trying to protect your children from being damaged by a parent who may have a high conflict personality? Listen to this co-parenting class designed to end your fighting and helping you protect your children.
1. Introduction To Coparenting Classes Online
2. Defining Cooperative Coparenting
3. Parenting To The 100th Power
4. Rule 1 Controlling Face To Face Contact
5. Rule 2 Controlling Communication In Writing
6. Part 1 Disengaging From The Other Parent
7. Part 2 Disengaging From The Other Parent
8. Part 3 Disengaging From The Other Parent
9. Part 1 Stringing Pearls With Your Child
10. Part 2 Stringing Pearls With Your Child
11. The 8 Steps Of Empathy
12. Tips For Successful Co-parenting
13. This Is The House That Jack Built
14. The Court Expects Cooperative Coparenting From Parents
15. American Heritage Defines Coparenting
16. Wikipedia Definition For Coparenting
17. One Father Defines Coparenting
18. Ideal Coparenting Behaviors
19. Dr. Deena Defines Cooperative Coparenting
20. Can You Cooperatively Coparent
21. Defining High Conflict Cases
22. Conflictual Coparenting Defined By Dr. Deena
23. What If You Cannot Cooperatively Coparent
24. Identifying A High Conflict Case
25. What Makes Yours A High Conflict Case
26. Share Your Conflictual Coparenting Experiences
27. The Two Ways To End Conflict With The Other Parent
28. What Are Your Child Sharing Fears
29. The Sum Of All Child Sharing Fears
30. Removing Your Coparenting Fears
31. The List Of Child Sharing Fears
32. Why Do You Fight With Your Ex
33. The Reason Parents Fight Over The Children
34. It Only Takes One Parent To Save The Children
35. Both Parents Are Blamed For The Conflict
36. The High Conflict Blamer
37. The High Cost Of Litigation
38. The Difficult Personality And Litigation
39. The True Way To Win Custody
40. The High Conflict Personality In Court
41. Shift Your Focus To The Children
42. The Good Parent Mentality
43. The Good Parent Supports The Child's Relationship With The Other Parent
44. The Good Parent Teaches Their Children Appropriate Skills
45. The Good Parents Lets Go Of The Difficult Parent
46. The Good President Can Learn From President Roosevelt
47. The Good Parent Becomes The Director Of Their Own Life
48. The Good Parent Goes Flat Line About Their Ex
49. The Good Parent Focuses Only On The Children
50. What Did You Lose In The Breakup
51. Grieving Your Losses
52. What Have Your Children Lost
53. Your Children Experience Numerous Losses
54. Extensive Losses For Your Children
55. Your Children Have Pain At 100%
56. A Healing Script For Your Children
57. From Grief To Good Parenting
58. The Coparenting Alternative
59. The Parallel Parenting Approach
60. The Mom's World- Dad's World Approach
61. The Script To Reduce Conflict
62. Stop Being So Mad
63. Parallel Parenting Strategies
64. The Benefits Of Mom's World- Dad's World
65. Parallel Parenting Protects The Children
66. Coparenting Requires Parents To Talk To Each Other
67. Coparenting Agreements Fail
68. Coparenting Creates Chaos
69. Coparenting Keeps The Fight Going
70. Choose The Parallel Parenting Approach
71. Your Unique Set Of Parenting Rules
72. The Break Up Shake Up
73. John Gottman's Breakup Research
74. The Breakup Train Ride
75. The Leaving Process
76. Going Over The Waterfall
77. The Fast Roller Coaster Ride
78. The Leaving And Left Behind Chart
79. Share About Your Breakup Experience
80. Anxiety Reactions To Fear
81. Anxiety Reactions And Conflict
82. Visual And Verbal Contact Create Anxiety
83. The 6 Types Of Socialized Fears
84. Fear Controls Everything About Us
85. Fear Controls Our Thoughts And Our Behavior
86. Fear Of The Unknown Drives Conflict
87. The Fear Of Being Alone Drives Conflict
88. The Fear Of Being A Failure
89. The Fear Of Rejection
90. Share Your Fear Experiences
91. Fear And The Adrenaline Rush
92. The Adrenaline Rush And Loneliness
93. The Anxiety Chart
94. Negative Anticipation Occurs Before Exchanges With The Ex
95. Children Feel Their Parent's Anxiety
96. Negative Scripting Creates Anxiety
97. It Takes 3 Days To Calm Down
98. Constant Contact Creates Constant Conflict
99. That Noise In Your Head
100. Get Rid Of The Noise In Your Head
101. Time Out! Get Away From The Ex
102. The Conflict Equation
103. The First Rule To Control Conflict