The first step is a conversation. A TPP representative will review your request and connect you with a counselor for a confidential assessment call at no cost and no obligation.
You don't need to have everything figured out. This form simply starts the conversation. A TPP team member will review your request and reach out within 48 hours to schedule a confidential assessment call.
Share a little about your situation no detailed history required. What you share here is kept completely confidential.
A TPP representative will contact you by phone or email to confirm your request and answer any initial questions you may have.
You'll be connected with a TPP counselor for a structured intake call — typically 45–60 minutes. This helps us understand your situation and determine if the program is a good fit.
After the assessment, we'll discuss program fit, timeline, and fees together. There is no obligation until you choose to enroll.
A TPP representative will contact you to schedule your intake call. Your information is never shared without your explicit consent.
The TPP program is designed for separated parents who are navigating co-parenting challenges — whether recently separated or years into conflict. If any of the following describes your situation, we encourage you to reach out.
Every interaction with your co-parent turns into conflict, silence, or miscommunication — and your children are caught in the middle.
You want to resolve co-parenting issues without costly, adversarial legal proceedings that can take years and leave lasting damage.
Your kids are showing signs of stress, anxiety, or behavioral changes related to the separation and ongoing conflict between parents.
You're a father who wants meaningful, consistent access to your children and a path toward co-parenting that doesn't rely on the courts.
A judge, attorney, or mental health professional has suggested structured co-parenting support as part of your family's legal process.
You may not have everything figured out — but you're willing to show up, engage in the process, and work toward stability for your family.
The TPP program is designed for separated parents who are navigating co-parenting challenges — whether recently separated or years into conflict. If any of the following describes your situation, we encourage you to reach out.
Every interaction with your co-parent turns into conflict, silence, or miscommunication — and your children are caught in the middle.
You want to resolve co-parenting issues without costly, adversarial legal proceedings that can take years and leave lasting damage.
Your kids are showing signs of stress, anxiety, or behavioral changes related to the separation and ongoing conflict between parents.
You're a father who wants meaningful, consistent access to your children and a path toward co-parenting that doesn't rely on the courts.
A judge, attorney, or mental health professional has suggested structured co-parenting support as part of your family's legal process.
You may not have everything figured out — but you're willing to show up, engage in the process, and work toward stability for your family.
The assessment call is a private, judgment-free conversation with a TPP counselor. It's not therapy — it's a structured intake to understand your family's situation and determine how TPP can help.
Your information is reviewed and a representative contacts you to schedule your intake call at a time that works for you.
Your counselor introduces TPP, reviews how the program works, and creates a safe space for you to share your situation.
The counselor asks structured questions about communication patterns, current conflict level, and the needs of your children.
Your counselor explains program options, timeline (9–12 months), and fee structure based on your household's circumstances.
You'll have time to ask any questions. There's no pressure to decide on the call — you can take time to consider your options.
Bi-monthly recorded calls with counselor oversight, focused on rebuilding communication between parents.
A dedicated financial coach helps both parents manage separate-household budgets and reduce money-related conflict.
A nutritionist helps coordinate child nutrition and diet consistency across two households — reducing daily friction.
Where appropriate, parents are connected to workforce training, job placement, and continuing education resources.
The Assessment Process
The assessment call is a private, judgment-free conversation with a TPP counselor. It’s not therapy — it’s a structured intake to understand your family’s situation and determine how TPP can help.
Your information is reviewed and a representative contacts you to schedule your intake call at a time that works for you.
Your counselor introduces TPP, reviews how the program works, and creates a safe space for you to share your situation.
The counselor asks structured questions about communication patterns, current conflict level, and the needs of your children.
Your counselor explains program options, timeline (9–12 months), and fee structure based on your household’s circumstances.
You’ll have time to ask any questions. There’s no pressure to decide on the call — you can take time to consider your options.
What’s Included in the Program
Bi-monthly recorded calls with counselor oversight, focused on rebuilding communication between parents.
A dedicated financial coach helps both parents manage separate-household budgets and reduce money-related conflict.
A nutritionist helps coordinate child nutrition and diet consistency across two households — reducing daily friction.
Where appropriate, parents are connected to workforce training, job placement, and continuing education resources.
Ideally, yes — TPP works best when both parents are engaged in the process. However, one parent can begin the assessment independently. After your intake call, your counselor will discuss how to approach co-parent enrollment based on your specific situation.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, TPP offers sliding-scale fees based on household income. Program costs are discussed transparently during your assessment call — there are no hidden fees and no financial commitment until you choose to enroll. Visit our Program Fees page to learn more.
Court and attorney referrals are welcome and common. TPP can work alongside existing legal processes, and your counselor will review your specific referral circumstances during the assessment call. Documentation can be provided to legal professionals only with your signed written consent.
The assessment is free, confidential, and carries no obligation. A TPP counselor will help you understand your options — at your pace, on your terms.