Scholarship program
Our scholarship initiative keeps classes accessible for families in high‑conflict situations while maintaining business sustainability.
Eligibility
Simple, Trust‑Forward
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Self‑attestation that paying full price is a hardship right now.
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Priority examples: single‑income households; recent job loss; active court expenses; verified social‑service referrals.
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One scholarship per learner per course (to prevent stacking).
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Scholarships cannot be combined with other promos.
Frequently asked questions
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Who is eligible to apply for the High-Conflict Co-Parenting Course Scholarship?
Our scholarships are designed to help parents experiencing severe high-conflict co-parenting who face financial barriers to accessing our courses. We encourage applications from single parents, those in low-income brackets, or individuals experiencing financial hardship due to legal fees or separation. We require applicants to demonstrate genuine need and commitment to the course material.
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How often are scholarships awarded, and what is the application process?
Scholarships are awarded quarterly (four times per year). The application process involves completing an online form detailing your financial situation, your co-parenting challenges, and how the courses will help you and your child. We may require supporting documentation to verify financial need. Application review and notifications are typically completed within 30 days of the closing date.
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If I don't receive a scholarship this round, can I apply again?
Yes, absolutely. Due to the high volume of applications, we can only award a limited number of scholarships each cycle. We encourage you to reapply during the next quarterly application period if your situation has not changed. We also offer payment plans and installment options for those who may not qualify but still need flexible payment solutions.