To support a safe and productive learning environment, co-parents who are involved in active post-divorce litigation may not register for the same class. Active post-divorce litigation includes any ongoing court proceedings, motions, hearings, or legal disputes related to custody, parenting time, child support, contempt actions, or other matters arising after a divorce has been finalized.
If you have been court-ordered to attend Kid Over Conflict's Parenting Class and are unsure whether your co-parent has already registered for a specific class, please email us below before registering. Kids Over Conflict can confirm whether your co-parent is already enrolled in a class and assist you in selecting an available class that satisfies the court's requirements.
Our 4-hour parenting class offers practical guidance for parents navigating co-parenting challenges, whether those issues are formally recognized or simply part of daily life. This class focuses on introducing key concepts and strategies that can help improve communication, reduce conflict, and create more stability for children.
Through discussion and example-based learning, participants will explore common situations co-parents encounter and gain a better understanding of effective and ineffective responses. The class provides a straightforward, interactive, supportive environment where parents can begin identifying patterns, learning new approaches, and considering changes that may benefit their overall co-parenting dynamic.
The Cost for the 4-hour class is: $250 per person
Our 4-hour parenting class offers practical guidance for parents navigating co-parenting challenges, whether those issues are formally recognized or simply part of daily life. This class focuses on introducing key concepts and strategies that can help improve communication, reduce conflict, and create more stability for children.
Through discussion and example-based learning, participants will explore common situations co-parents encounter and gain a better understanding of effective and ineffective responses. The class provides a straightforward, interactive, supportive environment where parents can begin identifying patterns, learning new approaches, and considering changes that may benefit their overall co-parenting dynamic.
The Cost for the 4-hour class is: $250 per person
Our Full-Day Parenting Education Class is an extended program specifically designed for high-conflict co-parents, including parents involved in ongoing divorce or post-divorce litigation, repeated parenting disputes, or persistent communication and decision-making challenges.
Held from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a one-hour lunch break, this comprehensive class goes beyond the basics by allowing additional time for deeper skill-building, practical strategies, interactive exercises, and meaningful personal growth.
A key component of the class is interactive role-playing based on real-life co-parenting and child-related scenarios. Participants have the opportunity to work through common high-conflict situations and practice what to do—and what not to do—in real time.
The extended format also provides more opportunity for discussion, questions, and exploration of the personal challenges and everyday obstacles that often contribute to continued conflict and post-divorce litigation. Participants examine communication patterns, decision-making, boundaries, conflict, compliance with parenting plans, and other recurring issues in greater depth, with guidance and support throughout the day.
The goal is to help parents reduce unnecessary conflict, improve co-parenting interactions, make more child-focused decisions, and develop practical skills that can help prevent everyday disagreements from escalating into ongoing legal disputes.
The cost of the Full-Day Parenting Education Class is $500 per person.
Please reach us at kidsoverconflict@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The address is: 111 Westwood Place, Tennessee 37027 (First floor of the Crye-Leike Building off of Maryland Way)
Once you complete the Kids Over Conflict in-person course, we’ll be happy to provide you with a certificate of completion for court submission
No. Co-parents involved in active post-divorce litigation may not attend the same class. If you are unsure whether your co-parent has already registered, please contact KOC before enrolling.
We understand childcare can be challenging; however, this class is designed for adults only, so we kindly ask that children are not brought to any class.
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