Reducing Parental Conflict

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Conflict between parents is a normal part of relationships and family life. Conflict can be present between parents whether they are together or separated. Not all conflict is damaging. It starts to become a problem when conflict between parents is frequent, intense and poorly resolved. This information is for parents whether together, separated or considering separation, who want to find ways to improve their relationship and get on better. Our resources can support you to find helpful ways to communicate during stressful times.

Below are some free courses for parents that could be helpful. All courses can be accessed via the one plus one website.

For more information please email rpclead@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Me, You and Baby Too

Designed to help new and expectant parents cope with the changes that could happen in their relationship when they become parents and learn how to cope with stress and conflict constructively. 

Arguing Better

Designed to raise awareness of the impact parental conflict can have on children and help parents develop better ways of managing stress and arguments together.

Getting it Right for Children

Designed to support separated parents, helping them to avoid the harmful situation of their children getting caught up in the middle of their conflict.

Debt & Relationships

The impact of debt on relationships and support around what to do when you or your partner are having concerns around money. 

Related Pages

  1. What is Targeted Support (Early Help)?
  2. Support, advice and information for parent carers and carers
  3. Staying Safe

External Links

  1. One plus one: Online relationship support for parents

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