A Positive Divorce Resolution:
Parent Education & Family Stabilization Course Online
To register for our Internet Course, click here.
Parents' Comments about our Internet Class
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: January, 2024
If you have been required to take an "in-person" class, we are offering virtual (Zoom) classes. Please call (727) 755-4046 to get information or register for a virtual classroom class. Select the link at the top of this page to register yourself for our Internet Course at your convenience.
The course fee is $50.00 including your certificate for the court.
No extra charges ever for emailed or duplicate certificates.
We email a temporary certificate when you finish the class.
We mail your original certificate.
(Refund Policy)
A Positive Divorce Resolution gives you a distance learning option with classroom advantages without the restrictions of class times and locations. Exercises enhance the reading and provide options for continuing growth and education for a lifetime. Audio recordings bring principles and skills to life so you have options for reducing your stress and helping your children through this time of change in your family.
Your instructors, Glenna Auxier and Bob Perchalski, have each been actively involved in relationship and parent education for over 30 years. They will be as available to you as they would be to a parent in a classroom.You can ask questions any time by phone or email.
If you can take a course from us in person, we urge you to do that. If your schedule, location or physical condition makes that difficult or impossible, then you and your family deserve to have the best distance learning experience available —
A Positive Divorce Resolution.
Click here to register now
for our Internet course.
Don't have a computer? Take our Correspondence Class.
Call (888) 747-5362
Positive Divorce Resolution, Inc. is a Florida Department of Children and Family Services approved Parent Education & Family Stabilization Course provider, and satisfies the requirements for parent education in Florida according to Section 61.21 Florida Statutes and the curriculum standards of the Florida Department of Children and Families.
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Glenna O. Auxier |
Robert J. Perchalski, Ph.D. |