Co-Parenting for Resilience classes from OSU Extension help the children of divorcing
parents overcome the effects of divorce more quickly and is approved by the Oklahoma
court system. No matter how agreeable and cooperative some parents may be, divorce
is an emotionally charged process that often has unintended consequences. Research
suggests that a three to four hour class can help parents learn what behaviors to
avoid and other things they can do to help their children through this process.
How parents handle the divorce can make it better or worse for their children.
Many children have a very difficult time adjusting to their parents' divorce.
This can lead to depression, anxiety, academic failure, delinquency, drug use, teen
pregnancy, and other negative outcomes. Children may also fear the loss of one or
both of their parents and have a hard time switching between their parents' homes.
Co-parenting classes teach parents to handle their emotions better and to keep their
children out of the middle of their divorce. They also offer many positive tips on
how to talk with your child to help him or her to adjust more quickly to the divorce.
Researchers who have studied the effects of these classes have found them to be beneficial
for most parents. Get more information about the research.
After taking the class, most parents agree that the class was worthwhile and helpful.
Read what others are saying about our resilient program by reading our testimonials
How parents handle the divorce can make it better or worse for their children.
Many children have a very difficult time adjusting to their parents' divorce.
This can lead to depression, anxiety, academic failure, delinquency, drug use, teen
pregnancy, and other negative outcomes. Children may also fear the loss of one or
both of their parents and have a hard time switching between their parents' homes.
Co-parenting classes teach parents to handle their emotions better and to keep their
children out of the middle of their divorce. They also offer many positive tips on
how to talk with your child to help him or her to adjust more quickly to the divorce.
Researchers who have studied the effects of these classes have found them to be beneficial
for most parents. Get more information about the research.
After taking the class, most parents agree that the class was worthwhile and helpful.
Read what others are saying about our resilient program by reading our testimonials
