What is Conflict Resolution (CoRE)?

Conflict Resolution (CoRE) was designed in response to the Family Law Court’s request to address highly conflicted divorcing couples. The 8-week curriculum addresses 16 topics that are specifically designed to provide techniques in reducing relational conflict, promoting positive co-parenting, and helping with enhanced problem-solving. The classes are typically no larger than 8-10 people and are 2 hours once a week. The facilitator is more involved in the unique family dynamics of the individual participant, and classes are tailored to meet those individual needs.

 

 

Who Should Attend?

Any parent, step-parent or guardian that feels they are stressed out or losing control of their children. This program is designed to get new ideas into the family system quickly and to provide feedback as the person progresses through their steps to improve the quality of their family environment.

When Are Classes Available?

Because this program is designed for parents that need immediate help, we open classes as needed. Usually, a parent can start the week he/she signs up. Participants meet once a week for two 1-hour sessions with a 10-minute break. Booklets, handouts, and instructional materials are provided. The facilitator leads the discussion with formal presentation materials, followed by group discussion, questions, and exercises.
Group size is limited to 6 or 8.