Co-Parenting Resources
If the Court orders parties to attend co-parenting classes, this is usually because a determination has been made that a parent can benefit from co-parenting skills, tools, and knowledge to successfully communicate and parent with the other parent. Generally, each parent attends a separate co-parenting group and files a certificate of completion with the Clerk of the Court. Occasionally, the Court orders Therapeutic Co-Parenting, in which the parents meet together in counseling to improve communication regarding parenting their children. The following agencies provide co-parenting classes in Tulare County. If you are not sure which classes to take, please review your Order for Referral to Services for specific information.
In person Classes
- Family Services of Tulare County (offered in both English and Spanish)
- Central California Family Crisis Center
Online Classes (minimum of 12 weeks - and only if specifically ordered by the Court; a high conflict series is also offered, if ordered)
Co-Parenting Communication Tools (Apps)