CoParentingToday.com

CoParentingToday.com
and Custody & CoParenting Solutions

CoParentingToday.com is the online presence for Custody & CoParenting Solutions (CCPS) with services for education, publications, and consultation. CCPS services take a fresh look at the challenges families face today incorporating the shifts in family patterns, family law, and the latest brain research on how we learn, manage stress, change, and emotions. The newest CCPS publication is The CoParenting Toolkit: The essential supplement for Mom's House, Dad's House. You may also read and download current articles and tips for parents.

CCPS Education

For Professionals

Workshops, trainings, and presentations

Case consultation

Professional Manuals (Fall 2013)

For Parents

Free web-based articles and movies
(Fall 2013)

Schools

Lesson plans

Author visits

Consultation

School based groups

CCPS Publications

The CoParenting Toolkit (book)

Upcoming

Free web-based articles and movies
(Fall 2013)

Professional Manuals (Fall 2013)

CCPS Consultation

Case consultation

Group consultation by special arrangement

A Brief History
Formerly known as the New Family Center, CCPS was founded in the 1970s by the current Director, Isolina Ricci. It began with counseling and specialized frameworks for divorce and coparenting, providing divorce workshops and seminars for parents and a process for developing custody, visitation, and parenting agreements—now known as Parenting Plans and family mediation. By 1976, it was offering professional training through the Center as well as universities, local, and national organizations. In 1980, the first edition of Mom's House, Dad's House: making shared custody work was published. It memorialized the initial frameworks and concepts that the author had developed with the New Family Center, some of which have now become accepted standards. The Notes at the back of the first and second editions give a more detailed account of this development. Mom's House, Dad's House for Kids was published in 2006. The CoParenting Toolkit, a new CCPS Publication, continues to break new ground.