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Becoming a Parenting Coordinator

Parenting Coordination Information Parenting Coordination is an exciting new area of law that is experiencing broad uptake throughout the legal community. Despite being a legal practice, you do not need any prior legal experience to become a Parenting Coordinator. In fact, a diverse range of personal and professional experience encourages budding Coordinators to develop holistic and well-rounded approaches that allow them to assist clients with understanding, respect and empathy. Dr Anne Purcell of Resolution Partners has Partnered with Cassandra Pullos to form Parenting Coordination Australia (PCA). PCA runs regular training programs designed to give you the knowledge, skill and qualifications to begin practicing Parenting Coordination. Graduates from the Parenting Coordination Australia training program will gain access to Australia’s Parenting Coordination professional community, support network and booking portal. Once you complete the course, you will be a qualified Parenting Coordinator and ready to start accepting referrals. To find out more about training to be a parenting coordinator, please contact Parenting Coordination Australia.

Parenting Coordination Courses

Parenting Coordination Australia runs regular training programs which are designed to give you the knowledge, skill and qualification to begin practicing Parenting Coordination.

Graduates from the Parenting Coordination Australia program will gain access to Australia’s Parenting Coordination professional community, support network and booking portal. Once you complete our course, you will be a qualified Parenting Coordinator and ready to start accepting referrals. Becoming a Parenting Coordinator

What Fields do Parenting Coordinators come from?

The Parenting Coordinators who have been certified through us often, but not exclusively come from the following professions;

  • Family Report Writers

  • Psychologists

  • Social Workers

  • Family Lawyers

  • Mediators

  • Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs)

  • Independent Children's Lawyers

  • Police Officers

Upcoming Course Dates

Parenting Coordination Australia runs training programs around Australia and throughout the year.

The next training is in Melbourne from 26-28 March 2020. You can find more information about our next program here: https://www.parentingcoordinationaustralia.com.au

If you would like a professional information session or training program in your area, please contact us at admin@resolutionpartners.com.au.

Course Info Sessions

Sydney

When: 31 July, 2019 At: Mills Oakley -  Level 7/151 Clarence St

Melbourne​

When: 14 October, 2019 To find out more, enquire here.

Upcoming Course Dates

Sydney When: 8 - 10 August, 2019 Course Brochure

Brisbane

When: 17 - 19 October, 2019 Course Brochure

Melbourne

When: 26, 27, 28 March, 2019 Course Brochure

How a Parenting Coordinator Can Help Families

Parenting Coordinators (PCs) are professionally trained practitioners who work with separated or divorced parents to help them adhere to court orders and implement parenting agreements. Divorce or separation is often a difficult and stressful period for families, sometimes leading to a sense of conflict. Parenting Coordinators work separated parents to develop effective strategies for dealing with this conflict so that they can uphold court orders and parenting agreements in the long-term, without the stress that daily conflict can bring. Parenting Coordinators also help parents to make co-parenting and education decisions, helping them to avoid exposing their child to conflict and assist them in protecting a long term and healthy relationship with their child or children. Ultimately, Parenting Coordinators approach their role with a strong child focus, ensuring optimal outcomes for your children following family separation. Parenting coordination costs are shared equally between the parents and coordinators are available at short notice to help resolve child-related disputes that may arise between separated parents from time to time. Please Contact Us for more information or to engage one of our leading Parenting Coordinators.

Functions of a Parenting Coordinator?

  • Coaching parents in post-separation communications strategies, conflict resolution and anger management.

  • Assisting parents' to transition from being ex-partners to co-parents.

  • To assist parents to comply and implement Court Orders

  • To mediate on-going disagreements & conflict.

  • Assisting parents in building lasting strategy to meet custody and event commitments.

  • Reducing children's exposure to parental conflict.

  • Promoting healthy relationships between children and both parents.

  • Reduce stress for children when transitioning between homes.

  • Facilitate smooth time share.

  • Create a more balanced home environment for children.

  • Help children maintain their sense of security, trust & self esteem

Get In Touch

Contact Resolution Partners to further discuss our Parenting Coordination Training schedule, we will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We understand that many of our clients don’t work 9 to 5 or may live or work in a different city or country as us. We are proud to offer our services to clients all over the world and offer consultations by telephone, or interactive applications such as Skype or GoTo Meeting to match your schedule in any time zone in the world, from your home, office, or overseas.

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