Court-approved co-parenting class for separated households
Raising a child in different homes can be challenging at times. FairField’s Meeting in the Middle class focuses on co-parenting through separation and divorce. It provides parents and caregivers with the opportunity to think critically about what is best for their child and how they can work together to accomplish their goals.
Location
Online through Zoom meeting
Ticket Price
$50 (a reduced fee is available if your income is less than $30,000 per year. If you qualify, you may choose the $30 ticket on the registration page).
Refunds
Refunds minus 10% administrative fee if canceling more than 10 days prior to training date. No refunds within 7 days of training, but training fee will be honored for another class taken with 365 days.
Requirements
A computer/cellphone with a camera microphone and a secure internet connection.
Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I take this class?
Parenting children in two households can add unexpected and difficult dynamics. This class empowers co-parent to create a positive impact on their children's lives through communication, understanding, and the healthy resolution of conflict.

What do I need to attend?
You will need an internet enable device that can run audio and video using Zoom. We also ask that we “see” you online to verify your identity. Do your best to limit distractions so that you may participate freely.

What about the other parent?
We strongly recommend that both parents attend the class. When registering you will be asked if you want to attend class with the other parent.

Who should attend?
Anyone who has custody of a child, whether they are the biological parent or not is encouraged to take this class. Other involved parties, including grandparents and stepparents, will also benefit from learning how to engage in supportive ways.

What topics are discussed in this class?
We will discuss developmental stages in children, options for dealing with conflict, improving communication skills, as well as the differences between co-parenting and parallel parenting.
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Founded in 1982, the Community Mediation Center now doing business as the Fairfield Center, was the pioneering organization in Virginia offering professional conflict resolution and restorative justice services and training.
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