What is the CORE Program?
The CORE ℠ (CO-parenting RE-structuring) program helps separated or divorced parents build a healthier co-parenting foundation.
"At the CORE of every good parent is a good co-parent."
2. SCORE Individual Program
- Description: Four one-on-one coaching sessions for parents whose co-parent is unavailable or unwilling.
- Purpose: Empower individual parents to make positive changes in the co-parenting relationship on their own.
- Includes: Personalized homework and targeted coaching.
Cost: $800 per person.
3. Intensive CORE
- Description: Nine consecutive weekly group sessions (plus homework), co-led by a mental health professional and an attorney.
- Format: Virtual group sessions with other co-parenting pairs. Parents must attend together.
- Purpose: Provide deep, structured guidance for rebuilding a healthy co-parenting relationship post-divorce or separation.
Cost: $850 per person.
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I just wanted to say THANK YOU for providing the Guide to Aligning Professionals that you recently offered in the latest AFCC newsletter.
I am a therapist and my husband is a family law attorney, and we have lamented for years on how difficult it is to get professionals to collaborate for the good of children and families in these types of cases. he guide is well-written and quite comprehensive. The summary tables, definitions of terms and roles, and sample language for court orders were great pieces to include. I also appreciated the acknowledgement that many cases do not present with adequate resources to include the multiple professionals that would make everyone’s roles easier to clarify. That is the situation nearly all of the time here in outstate Nebraska, where my husband and I live and practice. We often struggle with the silo approach and with dual roles that muddy the waters. I plan to keep this guide handy and use it to illustrate points, as needed along the way, with parents and fellow therapists.
I printed your guide just now and plan to read it at home tonight and share it with my husband. Here’s the guide.
Melissa Adams, LICSW
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