Parent Team for Schools

Rally around kids with two homes.

Parent Team's workshops and online resources can make your school a more supportive place for every family.
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Help keep kids on track.

Kids with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) like divorce are vulnerable to having trouble at school—academically, socially, and behaviorally.

And while educators do what they can to support their students, they can feel caught between warring parents and under-skilled in supporting grieving children.

You can reduce the impact of divorce in your school district by equipping teachers and parents with specialized resources to meet the needs of two-home families.

When school districts partner with Parent Team, everyone wins.

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    Educators know what to say and do when kids come to them for support.

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    Both parents feel seen and acknowledged as important to their kids' education.

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    Kids feel safe, understood, and cared for, so they can better focus in class.

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    Educators know how to talk about divorce in a way that helps kids develop empathy for their peers.

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    Parental conflict is reduced, which helps kids feel more secure at home and at school.

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    Parents and educators act as partners in building a stronger school community.

“One of the most useful and engaging trainings I have been to in the last year.”
— Jess W.
“I wish this curriculum had been available when I was navigating my own divorce, I know it would have made a difference for my family.”
— Karen M.
practical strategies and resources that are invaluable for anyone working closely with families going through this difficult transition.”
— Amie G.

Resources to Offer Parents

Help parents protect their kids from conflict, so they continue to do well in school.

Online Course: Parenting from Two Homes

Divorced parents want to keep their kids out of the middle, but struggle to know how. When you license our online course for your district, you can give every two-home family the practical support they're looking for.
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    Step-by-step guidance for the toughest topics in two-parent homes: kids and finances
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    30 short lessons taught via on-demand video plus an optional workbook to help parents use what they learn
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    Entirely plug-and-play program includes marketing templates you can use to invite parents to participate
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    Licensing packages start at $2,500/year depending on your district size and agreement length (Ask us about creative funding opportunities other districts have used!)
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Virtual or In-Person Workshops

Host a two-hour workshop to help co-parents resolve a particular sticking point, such as communication. Or invite them for a half-day or full-day workshop to explore topics such as: 

  • Divorce Options
  • Co-Parenting Skills and Tools
  • Co-Parenting from Your Best Self
  • Parent workshops start at $450.
We'd love to do a workshop with you! To schedule yours or ask questions, contact us here: Contact Parent Team.
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Resources to Offer Educators

Continuing education for teachers, schools, and school districts.

Virtual or In-Person Workshops

Resource your staff with actionable information to help them better support two-home families, such as:

  • Divorce: Adversity and Resilience
  • Best Practices for Two-Home Families and Students
  • School System Processes, Protocols, and Best Practices
  • Workshops start at $2,500 and range in length from one half-day to three days. Districts may award CEUs at their discretion.
We'd love to do a workshop with you! To schedule yours or ask questions, contact us here: Contact Parent Team.
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Virtual Masterclass

Professionals often feel alone in their work with two-parent families.

These monthly masterclasses bring educators and mental health professionals together for education, skill-building, and support.
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    The Parent Team Masterclass meets monthly for one hour.
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    Each session includes a brief lesson on a topic relevant to two-home families. The remaining time is used for Q&A and open dialogue.
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    Purchase a monthly subscription ($55/month) or annual subscription ($500/year).

Meet the pros behind Parent Team.

With more than 30 years of combined experience in child and family counseling, financial planning, and mediation, we’ve seen how divorce can take its toll on families. We're convinced it doesn't have to be that way.

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Jen Schimbeno
CDFA®

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    Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®)
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    Financial Planner (Series 65)
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    Trained Mediator
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    Certified Conscious Uncoupling Coach
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    Accredited Practitioner in Collaborative Processes (Financial Neutral)
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Brandyn Roark Caires
M.S., LCPC

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    Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor for Children and Families
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    Trained Mediator
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    Certified Conscious Uncoupling Coach
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    Accredited Practitioner in Collaborative Processes (Mental Health Neutral)

Serving complex families doesn't have to be complicated.

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Welcome your role.

Educators can offer much-needed consistency when everything else feels shaky. Kids need you.

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Get the support you need.

Book a free consult, and we'll help you choose resources to support your unique school community.

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See families thrive.

Kids with two homes do so much better when parents and educators are on the same page.