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Single enrolment – Part 4-6

$129.00

Single enrolment for 6 weeks

Enrolment to this behavioural program is on an individual basis as the learning is interactive and personalised. One parent choosing to do this program can make a difference.

This enrolment grants you access to Part 4-6 (the second half) of the RelationSpace Online Program. You will need to purchase access to and complete Part 1-3 ( the first half) in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion. You cannot obtain access to Part 4-6 without completing Part 1-3 first.

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Overview

This enrolment grants you access to Part 4-6 (the second half) of the RelationSpace Online Program. You will need to purchase access to and complete Part 1-3 ( the first half) in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion. You cannot start Part 4-6 without completing Part 1-3 first.

Learning outcomes

Part 4: The Conflict

  • Learn how intense conflict affects you and others and can be a form of intimacy and an addictive cycle that is hard to break;
  • Reflect on personal contribution to the issues and how to engage with your ex-partner in a way that resolves problems;
  • Recognise how conflict affects your child;
  • Gain an appreciation of the attributes of high conflict personalities, how to identify and observe these traits; how to implement specific skills and behaviours to reduce negative interactions with others;
  • Learn specific strategies on how to set boundaries, why boundaries are important and how one parent can make a difference;
  • Observe, reviewe and learn how to manage extreme handover situations and talk your way out of conflict;
  • Learntpragmatic ways to manage ongoing conflict;
  • Download resources on setting personal boundaries.

Part 5: The Plan

  • Learn respectful communication techniques and how to use them with the other parent;
  • Observe and learn how to build a business-like relationship and go back to basics in communication by recognising, practicing and reviewing communication traps and pitfalls;
  • Improve personal communication with specific strategies, skills and techniques to build awareness and a more flexible mindset towards positive interactions;
  • Learn how to positive frame issues with your ex-partner with “how to” and “how not to” lessons; review clear steps to getting your message heard positively and how to make a polite parenting request;
  • Observe, learn and practise how to construct and deliver a positive proposal to your ex-partner; and how to manage a difficult conversation or topic with your ex-partner;
  • Learn helpful things to do and say when things are going wrong; learn and revise communication strategies that reduce conflict;
  • Download worksheets on communication pitfalls, communication techniques and helpful statements.

Part 6: The Future & The Law

  • Learn how to make an introduction to a new partner when you (or your ex-partner) forms a new relationship; what to expect and how to respond;
  • Develop an understanding of how to adjust to a step parenting relationship;
  • Recognise that change is inevitable and to be expected and that communication with your ex-partner will be ongoing for many years;
  • Recognise that a new partner may or may not be readily accepted by your child and learn strategies to manage this situation;
  • Observe and learn how to troubleshoot change, what you can prepare for and how to help your children with the transitions;
  • Understand broadly how the Family Law system works in Australia and the pathways or process through which a family law dispute in Australia can be resolved or settled;
  • Download an infographic of the family law system in Australia.

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