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Online Course Parenting After Separation

Getting Started
Course
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Course Introduction

1.1 - Preparing to Study
1.2 - Using Online PAS
1.3 - Why a PAS Course?
1.4 - Course Overview
- 1.4.1 - Course Topics
- 1.4.2 - PAS Handbook
1.5 - Course Objectives
1.6 - Setting Expectations

Dealing With Legal Issues

2.1 - Introduction
2.2 - Judge's Video
2.3 - Review Judge's Video
2.4 - Judge's Video Quiz
2.5 - Family Justice Counsellor Introduction
- 2.5.1 - Family Justice Counsellor Video
2.6 - Review FJC Video
- 2.6.1- Mediation, Parenting Plan and Child Support
2.7 - Familly Justice Counsellor Exercise
2.8 - Parenting Plan
2.9 - Parenting Plan Worksheet

The Parents' Experience

3.1 - The Separation Experience for Parents
- 3.1.1 - Choosing How to Act
3.2 - Quiz: Parent's Experience
3.3 - Strategies to Help Parents Cope
- 3.3.1 - Rebuilding
3.4 - Parent Checklist
3.5 - Moving Forward Checklist

The Child's Experience

4.1 - Separation Experience for Children
4.2 - Stages of Grief
4.3 - Strategies to Help Children Cope
- 4.3.1 - What Children Need to Hear
4.4 - Strategies for Children

New Parental Relationship

5.1 - Relationship Changes
5.2 - Games Parents Play
- 5.2.1 - Comments on Traps
5.3 - More Parent Games
- 5.3.1 - Watching Parenting Games
- 5.3.2 - What games do you play?
5.4 - Safety
- 5.4.1 - Contact Card
- 5.4.2 - Your Safety Plan
5.5 - Other Safety Issues
5.6 - Relationship Changes
5.7 - Communication and Negotiation

Summary and Conclusion

6.1 - Summary
- 6.1.1 - Course Completion Information
6.2 - Final Exam
6.3 - Evaluation Form

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4.1.5 - Children Need Both Parents to Listen

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