The Bridging Center develops innovative resources and services for families experiencing conflict, including:
The research-validated Bridging Parental Conflict class teaches parents the systemic dynamics working against their attempts to resolve conflict and establish child-focused co-parenting.
The Blending Families Workshop focuses on healthy step-parenting roles and boundaries when co-parenting conflict is present in the family system.
The Co-Parenting Resource Library provides parents a comprehensive collection of articles, audio, and video recordings to help parents raise their children in two homes.
The book “Co-Parenting for One: How to Co-Parent with Somebody Who Won’t Co-parent with You” (available Summer 2026) contains all the experiences of the Bridging Class and clinical work in a guidebook that is structured as a resource manual.
Click on this link to register for the Bridging Parental Conflict class.
The Blending Families Workshop provides insights and advice for blending when co-parental conflict is present. Link to Blending Families Workshop.
Click here to read more about The Bridging Center Co-Parenting Resource Library, containing more than 80 articles, audio discussions, and video of topics about parenting and co-parenting in conflict.