Co-Parenting Programs

Co-Parenting Programs for Families in South Florida

Co-parenting after separation or divorce takes practice, patience, and a shared commitment to children’s well-being. Our educational program helps parents communicate clearly, reduce conflict, and establish more consistent expectations across two households.

What You Will Learn

Learn to communicate in a business-like, child-focused way, manage disagreements without involving children, set practical boundaries, and build routines that support children moving between homes.

Private Co-Parenting Sessions

Private instruction is arranged with both co-parents and an instructor. The website describes a 10-session weekly format, with scheduling coordinated around participant and instructor availability.

Group Co-Parenting Classes

Group classes bring co-parents together in an interactive learning environment. The website describes groups of approximately eight to ten co-parents, with in-person and Zoom options and English- and Spanish-language availability.

When Co-Parenting Education May Help

The program can support families adjusting to separation, experiencing recurring disagreements about schedules or communication, or participating in court-referred educational services.

Serving Families Across South Florida

f.a.c.e.s. serves families in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties. The organization has offices in Fort Lauderdale and Coral Gables, with offsite service options in Palm Beach County. Service format and availability vary by program; contact our team to discuss your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do both parents attend?

Private sessions are designed for both co-parents and an instructor; contact our team about the appropriate enrollment format for your situation.

Are classes offered online?

The program lists in-person and Zoom group classes. Contact f.a.c.e.s. for current availability.

How long is the program?

The website describes a ten-week course; requirements may differ according to a referral or court order.

Get Started With Co-Parenting Programs

To learn about enrollment, referrals, scheduling, or program requirements, contact f.a.c.e.s. or call 954-773-2237. You can also explore all family support programs.