Children in the Middle: End the Tug of War in Divorce!
What are people saying about this course?
End the Tug! is dedicated to strengthening families experiencing separation, divorce and custody matters. Our course is designed to share the perspective of children during this difficult time.
We value honest feedback. This is why we encourage our course participants to discuss their takeaways from each section and let us know how we did overall. Our self-paced course also has a 5-star rating system which will be utilized for continuous improvements so we can offer the best course possible!
We understand we might not be everyone's cup of tea, but that doesn't stop us from trying!
Here's what some people have told us so far.
"Very informative. I learned a lot about things that I never really gave much thought.
Really opened my eyes, head, and heart to the needs of my children." - J.M.
"This course gave me a lot to think about, thanks." - M.C.
"The hierarchy of children's need was eye-opening to me." - C.W
"Thank you for putting this course together. I learned valuable information!" - E.C.
"I never realized how closely the sense of abandonment correlates with self-sabotage." - C.B
"I loved this segment about putting the children first!" - B.F.
"This was a good section with lots of good tips on finances." - L.F.
"Right, both parents can support kids at events 'even if it's from opposite sides of the room' lol." - H.W.
"Thank you, I have some good points to think about." - F.K.
"I appreciate this information." - D.P.
"The video at the end really stood out to me, we need to make kids feel heard." - A.C.
"This made me think of different techniques to talk to my child about his mental health." - C.S.
"I liked 'it takes a village' because it really does. We need a support system in place." - A.B.
"I liked the idea of speaking to children and telling them they are not cray." - H.R.
"I feel like I'm moving in the right direction now." - S.F.
"I see the importance of planning for these changes." - C.W.
"I didn't think about how divorce affects the children YEARS later as adults." - M.W.
"Those statistics stood out. I didn't realize the percentage was so high." - S.B.
"Yes, be positive and stay a 'team' with the other parent." - J.M.
"This course brought to my attention feelings I have from my parents divorce. I was raised to think
feeling bad like this was normal. I hid my true feelings" - M.H.
"Thanks for your flexibility with rescheduling." - D.W.
"Thank you for taking this additional time to explain the mediation process." - K.O
"What stood out to me the most is that children of divorce have different and more needs than those with intact parents." - Y.C.
"I never really thought about how something like that, seeming so minor, could affect a kid so greatly." - B. S.
"Teaching your child the value of money was a big one for me to learn to today." - A.K.
"I need to consider more of my child's needs than how I am feeling." - J.O.
"I always feel guilty if I take a day to myself. I need to work on that." - S.M.
"Overall I took a lot of notes for myself. Team Child is a great concept" - J.W.
"Using I statements is a good idea" - M.V.
"We need to show respect for the other parent like you said. Kids are always listening" - H.R.
"The biggest takeaway for me is to utilize other forms of family so kids see positive relationships
in many different forms." - E.J.
"Great information. I will definitely be talking more to my kids about how they are doing." - K.F.