Trillia Institute for Family Resilience
Evidence-Based Court-Mandated Education & Verification Protocol
Judicial Compliance & Verification Fact Sheet
Program Objective: An evidence-based, child-centered curriculum designed to support r reduced parental conflict, improve communicative boundaries, and align with statutory parenting plan expectations. This program operates strictly as an educational utility to complement—not replace—mediation, legal representation, or formal judicial processes.
1. Universal Court Compliance & Security Architecture
Our advanced digital infrastructure is engineered to satisfy the rigorous tracking and
verification standards demanded by domestic relations divisions nationwide:
- Progressive Security Gates: Video fast-forwarding, skipping, or multi-tabbing is technically blocked by the platform; 100% video viewing is required to progress Kajabi Product Management.
- Identity Verification Protocols: Participants must input their full legal name, active family court case number, and county/circuit jurisdiction alongside a formal legal attestation before launch Kajabi Custom Fields.
- Active Learning Assessments: Built-in, module-ending checkpoints require an 80% passing threshold to unlock subsequent lessons Kajabi Assessments.
- Serialized Verification: Generates a secure, verifiable PDF Certificate of Completion featuring a unique tracking ID tied directly to the participant's legal file Kajabi Automations.
- Indigent Litigant Access: Turnkey fee-waiver accommodations are built into our portal to support court-ordered parents presenting signed indigent or poverty-guideline orders.
2. National Multi-Disciplinary Founders
Developed and delivered by premier U.S.-based experts with a combined 53 years of professional experience, who have spent nearly a decade providing co-parenting education to hundreds of transitioning families.
- Dr. Holly Cormier, PhD – Licensed Clinical Psychologist. (25 years specializing in family transitions, child adjustment, and divorce dynamics; extensive clinical and center directorship experience).
- Dr. Stacy D. Thompson, PhD – Professor of Human Development. (28 years in academic research and university teaching specializing in child development, family studies, and childhood milestones).
3. Core Curriculum Framework (8 Structured Modules)
Our curriculum is entirely grounded in peer-reviewed research in developmental psychology, family systems theory, and the established literature regarding the impact of interparental conflict on child outcomes.
- The Co-Parenting Mindset: Prioritizing child outcomes based on developmental research.
- Child Development: Navigating structural milestones and the impact of transitions.
- Communication Frameworks: Establishing healthy, business-like boundaries.
- Conflict De-escalation: Managing high-emotion and high-conflict exchanges.
- The Functional Parenting Plan: Structuring collaborative, child-focused agreements.
- Two-Household Logistics: Smooth scheduling transitions and household boundaries.
- Evolving Circumstances: Navigating new partners, extended family, and lifestyle shifts.
- Long-Term Wellbeing: Safeguarding ongoing psychological health in children.
4. Delivery Formats & National Accessibility
- Asynchronous: 4 hours of secure, self-paced digital modules via our online portal—specifically designed to remove geographic and scheduling constraints for busy, working, or rural parents.
- Synchronous: 4 hours of live, interactive virtual classroom instruction hosted over secure video conference.
