This seminar, for separated, divorcing, and divorced parents, offers five steps to prevent divorce abuse—a specific type of emotional abuse that divorcing parents cause when, in their anger and bitterness, they lose sight of their child’s needs.

Crossroads of Parenting & Divorce is a seminar lasting 4-6 hours that uses enlightening video scenes to demonstrate common co-parenting challenges and solutions.

Here's what you will be learning:

In just one session (4-6 hours), you will learn:

Step 1: Keep your child out of the middle.
Step 2: Allow your child to love both parents.
Step 3: Work on your own recovery.
Step 4: Develop new communication skills.
Step 5: Create a positive new relationship as co-parents.

• 4 Hour Court Approved Divorcing Parent Curriculum
• Classes are held on the Second Tuesday of each month

Call 615-796-0817

Designed to evaluate individuals based on a bio psychosocial interview and evidenced based measuring tools. Assessment outcomes and treatment recommendations are based on American Substance Abuse Medicine (ASAM) placement criteria.

First Offender and Multiple Offender DUI classes are available.

Solutions Education Center, Inc. is licensed by TDMHSAS and all facilitators are certified by Prevention Research Institutes (Prime for Life curriculum).

A two- hour class that hosts guests and video testimony illustrating the myriad damage that results from impaired driving.  The purpose of the Victim Impact Panel is for participants to internalize the long-term effects of substance impaired driving.

Low Intensive Outpatient Treatment is designed to explore and address problems or risk factors that appear to be related to alcohol and drug use and to help the individual identify and recognize the harmful consequences of high- risk substance use/abuse. This level of care is appropriate post-relapse, for relapse prevention, intervention and prevention of substance use disorders.

Low Intensity Outpatient Services are designed to explore and address problems or risk factors that appear to be related to alcohol and drug use and to help the individual recognize the harmful consequences of inappropriate alcohol and drug use. This program will address the individual's needs of understanding of, or skills to change his or her current or past alcohol and drug use and may affect personal goals.

Program Components

• Interactive group discussion
• Individual counseling and case management
• Program assignments and worksheets
• Transitional treatment in preparation for return to home and work life
• Didactic group workshops

Treatment Length

Determined by individualized treatment plan.

Battering is defined as “a constellation of physical violence, sexual and psychological abuses.” Batterers’ Intervention Programs are methods of developing positive familial relationships. They utilize education and psychological therapy to deal with the underlying causes of the battering, while protecting the victim and affected children.

Gender specific groups are available.

Anger management is a procedure of acquiring the skills to recognize signs that you are becoming angry and taking action to deal with the situation in a positive way.