Conscious Co-Parenting Institute Hits New Milestone During Pandemic

We're living our mission of helping divorcing or separated families take back control of their lives, move out of the broken family court system, and most importantly, reunite with their children who are often alienated by one parent during a separation.

For over a decade, CCPI has helped thousands of families in the United States, Canada, Ireland, UK, Australia, and Europe, and this year we hit a new milestone of impacting hundreds of families including families with adult children.

These complex family situations and custody battles are unfortunately a global problem and one that sadly continues year after year, with 2020 being no different.

Because of the pandemic, many families have been forced into close and more intimate living situations, oftentimes exasperating already conflicted situations. Additionally, many families have had to do their custody exchanges or negotiations remotely, which has added to the already complex dynamic.

Despite all of these challenges however, we continued to persevere in our mission to help families. Because of CCPI's work that moved online years ago, we were perfectly positioned to continue to help families virtually through the pandemic.

As an alienated child myself — Dorcy Pruter, Founder of CCPI — I set out on this mission in 2006 to end a global epidemic known as "parental alienation" by helping families avoid the damaging situation I lived through. To look back now and see how many families we've helped is beyond words. The impact of what that means for the families we work with... simply can't be measured.

Back in 2006, I started with a vision to reunite families and I'm now blazing the trail to turn the dysfunctional family court system on its head through a variety of programs and supports. Through meeting the needs of parents wherever they are in the divorcing process, I have created several different wrap-around services and coaching programs to end the emotional cutoffs and empower every member of the family to reach their potential by taking an inward approach.

The parenting curriculum is like no other in that it focuses on how the parents can shift and change versus focusing on changing the child's behavior. This is what makes CCPI's curriculum different from anything else out there. Instead of medicating children or forcing them into long-term therapy, parents take on the responsibility of changing the dynamic. If the parent changes, the children have no choice but to follow.

We created a methodology that includes not only the compiling, assessing, and tagging of evidence, but also the mindset coaching and the solution to the problem. We realized that most family law attorneys, judges, and therapists have no idea what the solution is and so they advise unknowing parents with the wrong advice. This simply does not serve the parents, and the children get lost in the system.

If you're in the midst of a custody battle, and you think you might have a high-conflict co-parent, don't feel like you have to navigate this alone. Even though it can feel isolating, it's imperative that you have a support system in place to help you see the light at the end of the tunnel. Learn more about our programs and how CCPI can help you: https://consciouscoparentinginstitute.com/find-your-path/