Online Workshops

Are you and your partner asking yourselves these questions:

  • “How can my partner and I get on the same page about parenting?
  • Why are we having such a hard time setting boundaries with our in-laws?
  • Why can’t we communicate anymore now that we have kids?

Get answers to these questions and other common questions that parenting partners face. 

Individual Workshops

Our library of workshops has the answers you need to the most important relationship questions you and your parenting partner want answered. Get any workshop for $54.

CCFP Membership

Best Value! Get access to all of our workshops plus the weekly worksheet and the members only podcast. It's just $24/month.

Relationship 101

Wondering where to begin? Here is a great place to explore some key relationship concepts that are vital for any couple relationship to thrive

Couples that feel like they are creating a story together will have a relationship that lasts. You can write a couple story that helps you and your partner live a fuller, richer, and deeper life together. This exercise will help you and your partner know your individual stories and help you imagine the couple story you want. 

Attachment Theory describes why we long for love, how love is felt between human beings, and gives us tips on how to love. This workshop is a “must see” for every couple that wants to stay in love.

Family. We all have one and we all are shaped by our family of origin. This can be both positive or negative or a little bit of both. A couple relationship is not just the joining of two individuals but the joining of two families. Couples that want to thrive need to understand how their relationship is being impacted by their families of origin, for better or for worse. Then, they can choose what kind of family they want to be rather than reacting to past family experience.

Grief is an inevitable part of any couple relationship. Whether it’s grief over infertility and pregnancy loss, changing roles after having kids, chronic illness, a death in the family, you name it. Many couples have to face grief and it can be really hard to feel to connected to your partner as you grieve. This workshop can help you and your partner grieve and stay connected.

Communication

We just can’t communicate anymore! These workshops are perfect for you if this is how you feel in your partner relationship. Get practical tips and scripts that will get you and your partner communicating like pros.

This is one of the hardest conversations parenting partners can have! This course will help you and your partner 1) Establish a working definition for mental load 2) Understand why this is such a hard conversation to have and 3) Learn how to have the conversation in a productive way that will help you and your partner connect and understand one another. 

Is it “Ok” to argue in front of our kids? What should we do if our kids see/hear us arguing? Want to know the answer to these questions? Get  answers and some helpful scripts to use with your kids and partner to discuss this issue in your family.

Having kids changes everything! One of the biggest areas it impacts is how you and your partner communicate. Learn how kids changes your couple communication and what to do about it.

In-Law Relationships

Relationships with in-laws can be challenging and create conflict in your couple relationship. These workshops are designed to help you and your partner identify the kind of relationship you want with your in-laws and give you the tools to communicate this with your in-laws.

Welcome to the In-Law Workshop Series! In this brief introduction hear about how these workshops can help you and your partner communicate and stay connected as you relate with your in-laws. 

How did you think your relationships with your in-laws or family were going to look when you had kids? How did your partner think things would look? Expectations shape how you and your partner communicate about in-laws and family. This workshop will help you identify what your expectations are and how they are helping or hurting your communication as a couple.

“It is so hard for me to set boundaries with my family or in-laws.” “I don’t get why my partner wants to be so close with their family.” “I feel like my partner cares more about what their family thinks than what I think.” Any of these sound familiar? Want to know what is going on behind these statements? Then it’s time to learn about differentiation and attachment. 

Boundaries. We all know the word but they can seem so elusive when it comes to relationships with in-laws and family. What are they? Why do we need them? How do we set them? The answers are all here in this workshop. 

So we know what boundaries we want to have with our in-laws and family. How do we say it? Learn how to approach these important conversations and communicate with compassion and hope with your in-laws. 

What is a toxic relationship? Do we have one with our in-laws or family? Take the quiz and find out. 

Relationships and Substance Use

Did you experience a parent that misused substances? Has you relationship been impacted by substance use? Are you or your partner in recovery and struggling to know how to navigate your couple relationship? These workshops will help both partners understand what addiction is, how to talk about addiction as a couple, and how to move forward as a couple in recovery. 

Addiction impacts countless couple relationships and leaves both partner’s feeling stuck and unsure of what to do. How can your couple relationship get unstuck? What process does your couple relationship need to go through to heal? Find out the answers to these questions in this workshop.

Try the CCFP Membership

Get access to all our workshops  and the support and tools you and your partner need to get and stay connected! 

Workshops

Get unlimited access to all 12+ CCFP workshops & access to all future workshops

Weekly Worksheet

Get weekly reflection questions emailed to you about hot topics like resentment, parenting differences and much more. Get connected to yourself so that you can connect with your partner.

Members Only Podcast

Erin and Stephen interview couples so that you can hear their stories and know you are not alone in your parenting journey.