Parent Conflict Solutions
Parent Conflict Solutions and Parenting Coordination
Ongoing disagreements about parenting can place stress on children and make everyday decisions difficult. Parent Conflict Solutions (PCS) helps parents work toward clearer communication and more effective implementation of their parenting plan.
A Child-Focused Dispute Resolution Process
An assigned Parenting Coordinator assists parents with creating, developing, and implementing their parenting plan through education, recommendations, and structured communication.
Practical Co-Parenting Skills
Parents work on conflict resolution techniques, constructive communication, and understanding children’s developmental needs and family dynamics.
Addressing Recurring Disputes
The process can help parents bring parenting-related disagreements into a defined framework rather than escalating conflict through repeated unproductive exchanges.
Working With an Existing Parenting Plan
PCS is intended to support implementation and problem-solving within the appropriate referral or legal framework. It is not a substitute for legal representation or a court ruling.
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
What is Parent Conflict Solutions?
It is a child-focused parenting coordination process that helps parents address disputes and implement parenting plans.
Does the coordinator make court orders?
No. The published program describes education and recommendations; legal authority remains governed by applicable law and orders.
What skills are addressed?
Communication, dispute resolution, awareness of developmental needs, and implementation of parenting arrangements.
Get Started With Parent Conflict Solutions
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.
