Support for parents experiencing conflict in their relationships
Whether you're together or separated, conflict is a normal part of any parenting relationship. It only starts to become a problem when conflict is frequent, intense and poorly resolved. There is also strong evidence to show how parental conflict can have a significantly negative impact on children’s long-term outcomes.
Parental conflict may include:
Parental conflict can affect children’s:
SPRING is a bespoke support intervention programme that helps co-parents improve child arrangements and their communication, and reduce conflict through a Parenting Plan.
Visit the SPRING page for more information.
Having a baby can be an exciting time but it’s also one of the biggest changes you and your partner are likely to go through. You’ll both be tired and stressed, and you may argue more. Me, You and Baby Too is a free online course that can help you navigate these changes and keep moving forward together.
Disagreements are a normal part of life, and most couples argue from time to time. The way you approach these conversations can make a big difference to you, your partner, and your children. Arguing better is a free online course to help you manage difficult conversations, avoid conflict, and improve things for your whole family.
When parents are separating or separated, children can often get caught in the middle. Getting it right for children is a free online course designed to help you parent co-operatively. It can help you to develop positive communication skills, so that you can sort out disagreements and find solutions together.
Register for an online programme with oneplusone
Whether you are together or co-parenting, we understand that conflict is a normal part of everyday life and relationships. When conflict escalates and is not resolved, it can have a huge impact on children, young people and the family.
We will help parents work on:
Courses available:
Register your interest in the Healthy relationships parenting course
This toolkit aims to bring parents together to understand the impact that conflict can have on their children. Supporting parents during 6 sessions to make positive changes in the way they communicate and manage their conflict.
Contact your local Family Hub or Children's Centre for more information
Separating better offers emotional and practical support to parents, guiding them through the separation process and equipping them with the skills they need to resolve conflict and co-parent effectively, in the best interests of their children.
The app contains: