Accredited Training

Parenting coordination course – delivered with Pacifica Congress

Date/time
9:30am - 4:30pm Victorian local time on 2, 3, 9 and 16 October 2025
Price
$2,750 for Pacifica Congress members.
$2,870 for non-members
Location
Online

Course overview

Build specialist skills to support separated families.

Separation can be one of the most challenging times for parents and children. Parenting Coordinators play a vital role in helping families reduce conflict, navigate co-parenting challenges, and prioritise children’s wellbeing.

This specialist training equips family law and dispute resolution professionals with the knowledge, frameworks, and practical tools to work confidently as Parenting Coordinators. Delivered in partnership with Pacifica Congress, the course integrates theory, practice, and real-world application, enabling participants to guide parents in implementing agreements or court orders while fostering healthier communication.

Who should attend

This course is designed for professionals working within the family law and post-separation parenting sectors, including:

  • Family dispute resolution practitioners
  • Lawyers and mediators
  • Psychologists and social workers
  • Counsellors and other practitioners supporting separated families

Course structure

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the role and responsibilities of a Parenting Coordinator
  • Apply strategies to manage parental conflict and encourage cooperative co-parenting
  • Recognise the psychological, emotional, and legal considerations in post-separation contexts
  • Use practical tools to facilitate agreements and support accountability between parents


Sessions are led by experienced trainers from Relationships Australia Victoria in collaboration with family law experts from Pacifica Congress.

About the presenters

 

Enrolment and course access

 
  • Registrations close one week before the course start date.
  • Once registered, you will receive access to our learning hub, including program materials, schedules, and attendance information.

Technical requirements

To participate in the online workshop, you’ll need access to:

  • A desktop or laptop computer
  • Reliable internet connection
  • Headphones (recommended)
  • Microphone and speakers
  • A built-in or external webcam

Contact us

For further details or questions, please contact our Centre for Learning and Innovation:

Relationships Australia Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waterways of Australia. We support Aboriginal people’s right to self-determination and culturally safe services.

Centre for Learning and Innovation

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