Parenting After Divorce Denver, operating as Coparenting Cooperative of Colorado, is a pioneering non-profit organization specializing in co-parent education and support for families navigating separation and divorce. Established in 1993 as the first provider of co-parent education in Colorado, it stands out for its evidence-based curriculum, experienced instructors, and commitment to helping parents foster healthy, cooperative relationships for their children.
The organization employs deeply experienced male-female teams of mental health professionals and educators to deliver classes that meet court requirements throughout Colorado. With over 100,000 parents served since its inception, it focuses on supporting divorcing, divorced, and never-married parents living apart, offering both introductory and advanced programs designed to reduce conflict and promote children’s resilience.
Services Offered
- Divorce lawyer support resources
- Divorce service guidance
- Level 1 – 4 Hour Introductory Parenting Class (court-mandated)
- Recorded online introductory class format
- Live online introductory class with instructor support
- Level 2 – 8 Hour Advanced Co-Parenting Class (4-week program)
- Co-parent education for divorcing and never-married parents
- Spanish-language parenting class (Información de la Clase de Español)
- Resources and community support
- Blog with educational content
Serving parents throughout Colorado, the organization offers classes in both English and Spanish, reflecting its inclusive approach and dedication to accessibility. Its curriculum is continually updated to incorporate the latest research on children of divorce, ensuring relevance and effectiveness for all participants.
