Co-Parenting Through Substance Use Recovery
The only program that integrates addiction science with co-parenting education. Safety-first protocols for both the parent in recovery and the concerned co-parent.
Courses in Substance Abuse & Co-Parenting
Substance Abuse & Co-Parenting: Safety, Recovery & Documentation
$179 ($119 for eligible subscribers). Court-focused program using the Substance Safety Track for families navigating substance abuse issues, covering safety planning, relapse protocols, and organized-for-court recovery documentation.
Bundle
Court-Ordered Specialization Bundle
$573 ($0 for eligible subscribers), save 30%. All 5 court-mandated specialty courses: Supervised Visitation, Substance Abuse, DV Safety Planning, Parental Alienation Prevention, and Contempt Prevention, at a 30% discount.
What you will learn
- PeacePath Substance Safety Track, part of the High-Conflict Protection Framework
- Addiction Impact Assessment™, family-wide evaluation
- Child Safety Protocol™, tiered risk assessment
- Relapse Response Script™, communication templates
- Recovery Evidence Portfolio™, court documentation
- Age-Staged Conversation Guide™, developmentally appropriate scripts
- Recovery Boundary Framework™
- Recovery Milestone Tracker™, court-aligned progress
Who this is for
- Parents in recovery navigating custody requirements
- Co-parents concerned about the other parent's substance use
- Families court-ordered to substance abuse parent education
- Parents seeking to document recovery for custody modification
Frequently asked questions
Is this course for the recovering parent or the other parent?
Both. The Substance Safety Track provides separate modules and strategies for parents in recovery AND concerned co-parents. Many families benefit from both perspectives.
Will completing this help in my custody case?
Yes. The court-focused certificate demonstrates proactive engagement. The Recovery Evidence Portfolio™ teaches you to document recovery milestones in formats judges recognize.
How does this differ from substance abuse treatment?
This is co-parenting education, not treatment. It teaches you how to navigate custody situations when substance use is a factor. It complements (not replaces) addiction treatment programs.