You don’t need to have anything figured out before this call. Our consultation is a low-pressure conversation not a sales pitch, not a screening, not an intake. Just a chance to talk through where your family is and whether TPP could help.
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We’ll use this to match you with the right counselor and confirm your appointment.
Most people are nervous before this call. That's completely normal. Here's exactly what to expect — so there are no surprises.
Your counselor will give a quick, plain-language overview of what TPP is, how it works, and who it's designed for — enough context to have a real conversation.
No script, no checklist. Your counselor will ask a few open questions about your situation — how long you've been separated, what communication looks like, what's working and what isn't. You lead the conversation.
Based on what you share, your counselor will tell you directly whether TPP seems like a good fit — and if not, why not. This isn't a pitch. It's an honest evaluation, and we'll say so either way.
Fees, timeline, what enrollment looks like, what happens if your co-parent won't engage — bring any question. There are no bad ones.
A free consultation is a 30-minute call. No extended intake, no assessment, no paperwork. That comes later — only if you decide to move forward.
Minutes. That's all.
A free consultation is a 30-minute call. No extended intake, no assessment, no paperwork. That comes later — only if you decide to move forward.
What Happens on the Call
Most people are nervous before this call. That’s completely normal. Here’s exactly what to expect — so there are no surprises.
Your counselor will give a quick, plain-language overview of what TPP is, how it works, and who it’s designed for — enough context to have a real conversation.
No script, no checklist. Your counselor will ask a few open questions about your situation — how long you’ve been separated, what communication looks like, what’s working and what isn’t. You lead the conversation.
Based on what you share, your counselor will tell you directly whether TPP seems like a good fit — and if not, why not. This isn’t a pitch. It’s an honest evaluation, and we’ll say so either way.
Fees, timeline, what enrollment looks like, what happens if your co-parent won’t engage — bring any question. There are no bad ones.
You don't need to be certain about the program before scheduling. The consultation exists precisely for people who are still figuring it out.
You've read about the program but aren't sure if your situation qualifies, whether your co-parent would need to be involved, or what the commitment actually looks like. The consultation answers all of that.
The full assessment form asks more detailed questions and represents a stronger first step. The consultation is the right starting point if you want to talk to a real person before committing to that process.
Attorneys, therapists, case workers, and court officers frequently refer families to TPP. If someone recommended this call, you're in the right place — we can explain the program and answer any questions your referral source couldn't.
TPP works with both parents — and we understand that fathers sometimes come to this process with different fears and concerns about how the program will treat their perspective. Bring those concerns to the consultation. We'll address them directly.
Program fees, sliding-scale access, and subsidy availability are things we discuss openly on the consultation. Cost should never be a reason to skip this call — the conversation is free, and the program may be more accessible than you think.
That's fine and completely common. One parent reaching out first is how most families find us. The consultation is just for you — we can talk through what involvement looks like for both parents later in the process.
You don’t need to be certain about the program before scheduling. The consultation exists precisely for people who are still figuring it out.
You've read about the program but aren't sure if your situation qualifies, whether your co-parent would need to be involved, or what the commitment actually looks like. The consultation answers all of that.
The full assessment form asks more detailed questions and represents a stronger first step. The consultation is the right starting point if you want to talk to a real person before committing to that process.
Attorneys, therapists, case workers, and court officers frequently refer families to TPP. If someone recommended this call, you're in the right place — we can explain the program and answer any questions your referral source couldn't.
TPP works with both parents — and we understand that fathers sometimes come to this process with different fears and concerns about how the program will treat their perspective. Bring those concerns to the consultation. We'll address them directly.
Program fees, sliding-scale access, and subsidy availability are things we discuss openly on the consultation. Cost should never be a reason to skip this call — the conversation is free, and the program may be more accessible than you think.
That's fine and completely common. One parent reaching out first is how most families find us. The consultation is just for you — we can talk through what involvement looks like for both parents later in the process.
Yes. Everything discussed on the consultation call is confidential. The call is not recorded, and nothing you share will be disclosed to your co-parent, your attorney, the courts, or anyone else without your written consent. TPP operates under HIPAA-compliant practices — your privacy is protected.
Most parents who complete the program say they wish they'd reached out sooner. The consultation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It's just a conversation.
