Parents Children and Divorce -
An Education Program for Divorcing Parents in Judicial Districts 19 and 23

Clarksville, Montgomery County classes

Ft. Campbell Classes

Dickson, Dickson County Classes 

Parents, Children and Divorce is a four-hour interactive seminar parents must complete prior to a divorce being granted.  It does not tell parents how to raise their children.  Rather, this court-mandated class aims to accomplish four simple, highly important goals:

1.  Strengthening the family unit by focusing on what the children are going through and offering ways to help children cope with divorce and feelings of loss.
2.  Communicating more effectively with your children and your former spouse.
3.  Identifying the warning signs of depression and anger in your children.
4.  Handling the trauma children face during and after the family unit changes due to divorce or separation.

Since 1990, more than 85,000 parents have taken the Parents, Children and Divorce  program throughout the United States, and most who have taken the class agreed on the importance of keeping their children both physically and mentally healthy during and after the divorce-and taking this seminar helped them reach that goal. Austin Peay is pleased to provide this public service program for courts in Montgomery, Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Robertson and Stewart counties.  Classes are held in Clarksville on the Austin Peay campus and The Family Guidance Training Institute and in Dickson at the Renaissance Center each month. 

The cost for each class is $50, which includes a workbook.  For more information about the program, class meeting dates or to register for the course, call (931) 221-7816.

Course dates and locations

Dickson County, Dickson area
The Renaissance Center, Room 220
855 Highway 46 South, Dickson
Course fee: $50

Montgomery County - Clarksville Area
Austin Peay State University
601 College St., Clarksville
Course fee: $50

For more information about upcoming courses, please call The Center at 931-221-7816.  Your suggestions for new course offerings are always welcome.