Co-Parenting: Two Parents, Two Homes is a four-hour Virginia court-approved course for parents navigating separation, divorce, custody, conflict, and parenting across two households.

Topics include grief and adjustment, child development, communication, conflict management, domestic violence and safety considerations, and practical parenting plans.

Available online and in person. Tuition is $50; credit-card payments include a separate processing fee. A Certificate of Completion is issued after all course requirements are met.

Practical education for parents, caregivers, and educators on child development, temperament, routines, behavior, and positive reinforcement.

Participants learn developmentally appropriate strategies they can adapt to a child’s individual needs, with an emphasis on consistency, empathy, and stronger parent-child relationships.

Available online and in person.

A structured 12-session program based on the SAMHSA curriculum. Participants learn to recognize early signs of anger, challenge unhelpful thinking, use coping strategies, communicate needs clearly, and replace reactive responses with constructive choices.

Sessions are held once weekly. Contact Child Safety First for scheduling, payment options, and current processing-fee information.

Safe, structured parent-child contact and child exchanges guided by a qualified, trauma-informed professional. Services are planned around applicable court orders, written expectations, location, and the child’s safety and well-being.

Objective documentation is provided when applicable. Drug screening before contact may be arranged for an additional fee.

Individualized education and practical support to help parents build structure, create workable routines and schedules, strengthen communication, and manage behavior through positive reinforcement.

Each plan is tailored to the family’s needs and goals. Virtual options may be available when appropriate.