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What will I learn from the Parenting After Separation Course?

Last updated on August 1, 2024

In Parenting After Separation for Indigenous Families or Parenting After Separation (in Punjabi and English), you’ll learn:

  • The impact of separation on you and your children
  • How to help your family adjust to change
  • Effective ways for you and your children's other parent to communicate
  • How to keep your children out of the middle of conflict, and
  • Options for resolving family disputes, including mediation, counselling and the court process

The courses also cover how the child support guidelines are applied and what resources are available in your community for parents and children.

Check out these resources from Legal Aid BC:

Visit a Justice Access Centre:

Talk with a family justice counsellor at a Family Justice Centre.

British Columbia has a central authority that assists left-behind parents whose children have been abducted across international borders. For more information, including contact information, please see International Child Abduction.