Are you a Parent dealing with Divorce or trying to Sort out your Separation?Worried about how this family transition impacts on your children?

Are you in Family Court proceedings & want a private Parenting Program?

Want to open co-parenting dialogue in a specialist child-focused forum?Kids Come First® is a unique provider of specialist support for separated parents as well as expert child-focused training workshops. We work with you in a bespoke way, delivering the guidance you need under difficult circumstances. 

Because receiving the right advice as early as possible will help you minimise any parental conflict and is the best way forward for both you and your children.

Our workshops are highly recommended by family lawyers; barristers; psychologists and other professionals wishing to guide their clients towards dispute resolution for the welfare of their children. 

Don’t waste valuable time, money and emotional energy engaging in adversarial process! Book your bespoke solo workshop or joint consultation today.

Call 0778 9497275 or email us at: kidscomefirstuk@mail.com   

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Kids Come First ® Solo or Joint Parent workshops offer you expert strategies to help you and your children adapt to the changing ‘shape’ of your family as you navigate your way through the emotional and complex separation or divorce process.

Our unique child-focused teaching program delivers positive guidance on creating collaborative  co-parenting partnerships beyond your separation.

Our professional trainers are experienced in child counselling, family therapy & family mediation. This enables us to deliver bespoke, person-centred  support to parents during the difficult time of family transition.

Why Parents Should Avoid Issuing Family Court Proceedings 

Kids Come First are members of Resolution, a community of family justice professionals working with families and individuals to resolve issues in a constructive way.  Hear more about our work by listening to the Resolution podcast below.

Podcast: Interview with Nicola Withycombe – Kids Come First

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