Online Co-Parenting Class — Sacramento, Yolo & Placer County
This is a live, instructor-led 10-hour online co-parenting class designed for parents navigating separation or divorce in Sacramento, Yolo County, and Placer County. Unlike self-paced click-through programs, this class is taught in real time by a qualified instructor — giving participants the opportunity to engage, ask questions, and complete their court-ordered co-parenting education requirement in a structured, professional setting.
Why This Class Is Different
Most online co-parenting programs are self-paced modules with no real instruction. This class is live — five sessions over five days via Google Meet, led by an instructor who works directly with adults and children on communication, behavior, and family dynamics. You get an actual class, not a checkbox.
About the Instructor
Daniel M. DeGeorge Jr. holds a Master of Science in Psychology and has over 20 years of experience working with adults, children, and families. He is a published author on relationships and human behavior, including titles on practical psychology, communication, and emotional regulation. He has worked with court-involved families and understands what co-parents actually need — not theory, but practical tools.
Class Details
Format
5 live sessions via Google Meet
Duration
2 hours per session — 10 hours total
Dates
Monday, July 7 – Friday, July 11, 2026
Time
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Pacific Time
Price
$175 per person, paid in advance
Certificate
Issued upon completing all 5 sessions
Registration Closes
June 30, 2026
What This Class Covers
- —The impact of divorce and separation on children
- —Children's developmental responses to family transitions
- —Managing post-separation conflict
- —Co-parenting communication strategies
- —Understanding and managing anger
- —Supporting children through family transitions
Court Requirements — Sacramento, Yolo & Placer County
This co-parenting class is designed to meet the 10-hour co-parenting education requirement ordered by Sacramento County Family Court, Yolo County Family Court, and Placer County Family Court. Upon completing all five sessions, participants receive a certificate of completion that can be submitted to the court. If you have questions about whether this class satisfies your specific court order, contact the court clerk directly.