TPP is not a single appointment or a self-help app. It’s a structured, counselor-guided program that wraps communication support, financial coaching, nutrition guidance, and workforce resources around your family all before conflict forces you into court.
Most co-parenting tools offer a place to document conflict. TPP offers a way to end it. Our program surrounds separated families with professional support across four domains — because communication doesn't fail in isolation, and it can't be fixed in isolation either.
Counselor-guided hours per family in a 9-month program
Recorded co-parent calls per month, reviewed by your counselor
Support domains: counseling, finance, nutrition, and workforce
Court appearances needed when families complete the program
The Model
Most co-parenting tools offer a place to document conflict. TPP offers a way to end it. Our program surrounds separated families with professional support across four domains — because communication doesn’t fail in isolation, and it can’t be fixed in isolation either.
Counselor-guided hours per family in a 9-month program
Recorded co-parent calls per month, reviewed by your counselor
Support domains: counseling, finance, nutrition, and workforce
Court appearances needed when families complete the program
What the Program Delivers
TPP acts as the central operating system for your co-parent relationship — coordinating layered support from communication stabilization through to resolution, with court as a last resort only.
Everything in the TPP model exists to stabilize the co-parenting relationship — not the past partnership.
Both parents have meaningful, stable access to their children without relying on courts to enforce it.
The romantic relationship has ended. The parenting relationship must continue — and it can be healthy.
The foundation of the entire model. Without this, every other support is less effective.
Two structured calls per month between parents, recorded for counselor review — not monitored live.
Your assigned counselor reviews calls, identifies patterns, and guides improvement session by session.
Structured protocols teach parents to discuss child-related topics with boundaries, neutral language, and focus.
Many co-parent conflicts aren't emotional — they're logistical. This layer removes the everyday stressors that fuel them.
A dedicated coach helps both parents manage two-household budgets, child expense sharing, and long-term financial planning.
A nutritionist creates consistency in meals, diet, and health routines for children across two homes.
Where appropriate, parents are connected to job placement, training programs, and educational pathways to strengthen independence.
Even with improved communication, parents sometimes reach an impasse. This layer provides structured resolution without litigation.
A formalized, customized plan drafted through the program — covering communication rules, schedules, finances, and routines.
Parents run "what-if" scenarios with counselor guidance, building the muscle memory to resolve future disputes independently.
Each graduating family receives a personalized manual documenting their communication guidelines, financial plan, and stability toolkit.
TPP exists specifically to make this layer unnecessary. When families complete the program, court involvement is rarely needed.
If legal intervention becomes necessary, TPP supports families emotionally and structurally through the process — never abandoning them.
With written consent, TPP can provide engagement records to legal professionals — demonstrating good-faith efforts to co-parent.
Families navigating legal proceedings can still benefit from TPP's communication and household support layers throughout.
The TPP Stability Framework
TPP acts as the central operating system for your co-parent relationship — coordinating layered support from communication stabilization through to resolution, with court as a last resort only.
Everything in the TPP model exists to stabilize the co-parenting relationship — not the past partnership.
Both parents have meaningful, stable access to their children without relying on courts to enforce it.
The romantic relationship has ended. The parenting relationship must continue — and it can be healthy.
The foundation of the entire model. Without this, every other support is less effective.
Two structured calls per month between parents, recorded for counselor review — not monitored live.
Your assigned counselor reviews calls, identifies patterns, and guides improvement session by session.
Structured protocols teach parents to discuss child-related topics with boundaries, neutral language, and focus.
Even with improved communication, parents sometimes reach an impasse. This layer provides structured resolution without litigation.
A formalized, customized plan drafted through the program — covering communication rules, schedules, finances, and routines.
Parents run “what-if” scenarios with counselor guidance, building the muscle memory to resolve future disputes independently.
Each graduating family receives a personalized manual documenting their communication guidelines, financial plan, and stability toolkit.
TPP exists specifically to make this layer unnecessary. When families complete the program, court involvement is rarely needed.
If legal intervention becomes necessary, TPP supports families emotionally and structurally through the process — never abandoning them.
With written consent, TPP can provide engagement records to legal professionals — demonstrating good-faith efforts to co-parent.
Families navigating legal proceedings can still benefit from TPP’s communication and household support layers throughout.
Each phase builds on the last. Click through to see what you and your co-parent will be working on at every stage of the program.
The program begins with an assessment call with your assigned counselor. Program orientation is completed through a self-paced video so your counselor's time goes directly into evaluating your co-parent communication from day one.
Full family assessment covering relationship history, co-parenting challenges, child needs, and communication baseline.
Two structured co-parent calls recorded and reviewed by your counselor. Call cadence and expectations are established.
Assess income, expenses, and introduce a two-household budget template. Identify financial stress points driving conflict.
Review current eating habits across both homes and introduce affordable, consistent meal strategies for the children.
The most intensive support phase. Parents begin the bi-monthly recorded call rhythm while financial and nutrition coaching actively reduce household stressors that drive conflict.
Month 2 focuses on conflict de-escalation and active listening. Month 3 introduces shared calendars and expense negotiation.
Review budget progress, troubleshoot child expense disputes, and reinforce two-household financial boundaries.
Month 2: Simple meal planning for busy, split households. Month 3: Grocery strategies for healthy eating on a budget.
With basic stabilization in place, parents advance to active skill development — neutral language, "I" statements, shared calendars, and the early draft of their co-parenting agreement.
Months 4–6 train parents in neutral language, de-escalation under stress, shared scheduling, and drafting early co-parenting agreements.
Future planning: savings goals, debt management strategies, and child education expenses across two incomes.
Child nutrition strategies for balanced meals and consistent dietary expectations across both households.
Check progress on workforce, college, or HHS referrals activated in Month 1. Address barriers to engagement.
Counselor involvement begins to taper. Parents demonstrate their communication skills with progressively less intervention — proving to themselves and their children that they can co-parent without a referee.
Month 7: Refine the parenting agreement draft, run "what-if" conflict scenarios. Month 8: Parents negotiate with minimal counselor input.
Meal prep strategies to reduce household stress. Finalize nutrition routines and address any remaining barriers to consistency.
The final month formalizes everything the family has built. Parents leave with a signed co-parenting agreement, a customized parenting manual, a certificate of completion, and the skills to handle whatever comes next.
Finalize and sign the co-parenting agreement. Conduct exit evaluation. Review communication growth over the program.
Review household financial stability, reinforce long-term planning habits, and confirm both parents have a working budget framework.
Deliver personalized meal planning and nutrition resources tailored to each household's routines and the children's needs.
Month by Month
TPP acts as the central operating system for your co-parent relationship — coordinating layered support from communication stabilization through to resolution, with court as a last resort only.
Month 1
The program begins with a 1-hour assessment call with your assigned counselor. Program orientation is completed through a self-paced video so your counselor’s time goes directly into evaluating your co-parent communication from day one.
Months 2–3
The most intensive support phase. Parents begin the bi-monthly recorded call rhythm while financial and nutrition coaching actively reduce household stressors that drive conflict.
Months 4–6
With basic stabilization in place, parents advance to active skill development — neutral language, “I” statements, shared calendars, and the early draft of their co-parenting agreement.
Months 7–8
Counselor involvement begins to taper. Parents demonstrate their communication skills with progressively less intervention — proving to themselves and their children that they can co-parent without a referee.
Month 9
The final month formalizes everything the family has built. Parents leave with a signed co-parenting agreement, a customized parenting manual, a certificate of completion, and the skills to handle whatever comes next.
Every TPP family receives access to all four support areas. Together, they address the complete picture of what drives co-parenting conflict — not just the surface-level communication breakdown.
Your assigned counselor guides bi-monthly recorded calls between co-parents, reviews communication patterns, and provides session-by-session coaching. The counselor doesn't sit in on calls — they review them — so parents learn to communicate without a referee in the room.
A dedicated financial coach helps both parents manage separate-household budgets, navigate child expense sharing, and build long-term financial independence. Financial stress is one of the most common drivers of co-parent conflict — this support removes it.
A registered nutritionist works with both households to create consistent meal plans, address child dietary needs, and reduce the household friction that comes from inconsistent routines. Children experience greater stability when both homes operate with aligned health habits.
Where appropriate, parents are connected to workforce training, job placement programs, and continuing education opportunities through TPP's partner network. Financial independence and career stability remove major long-term conflict drivers for both households.
Every TPP family receives access to all four support areas. Together, they address the complete picture of what drives co-parenting conflict — not just the surface-level communication breakdown.
Your assigned counselor guides bi-monthly recorded calls between co-parents, reviews communication patterns, and provides session-by-session coaching. The counselor doesn’t sit in on calls — they review them — so parents learn to communicate without a referee in the room.
A dedicated financial coach helps both parents manage separate-household budgets, navigate child expense sharing, and build long-term financial independence. Financial stress is one of the most common drivers of co-parent conflict — this support removes it.
A registered nutritionist works with both households to create consistent meal plans, address child dietary needs, and reduce the household friction that comes from inconsistent routines. Children experience greater stability when both homes operate with aligned health habits.
Where appropriate, parents are connected to workforce training, job placement programs, and continuing education opportunities through TPP’s partner network. Financial independence and career stability remove major long-term conflict drivers for both households.
TPP families don't just survive separation — they build a functional, sustainable co-parenting relationship that serves their children for years beyond the program.
Hours of counselor-guided support per family in the core program
Court appearances needed for families who complete the full program
Monthly recorded co-parent calls building real communication skills
Of graduating families receive a customized parenting manual and certificate
A formalized, customized document covering communication rules, schedules, financial arrangements, and decision-making protocols.
A personalized toolkit including communication guidelines, financial plan, nutrition plan, and a full resource referral list.
Formal documentation of program completion — meaningful to family courts, attorneys, and future support providers.
Ongoing peer support from other TPP graduates navigating the same journey toward long-term family stability.
TPP families don’t just survive separation — they build a functional, sustainable co-parenting relationship that serves their children for years beyond the program.
Hours of counselor-guided support per family in the core program
Court appearances needed for families who complete the full program
Monthly recorded co-parent calls building real communication skills
Of graduating families receive a customized parenting manual and certificate
TPP is not a workforce agency, a job placement service, or an academic institution. We don’t duplicate services that already exist — we connect families to them, remove the barriers that prevent engagement, and make sure those referrals actually land. That’s a different kind of value, and it’s the right one for our role.
A TPP counselor will walk you through the program, answer every question, and help you determine the right path for your family — at no cost and no obligation.
