A reliable parenting role
Build consistent, age-appropriate involvement your children can count on week to week.
Fathers
Free online masterclass
Parenting separated Without court … & chaos!
A straight-up roadmap for fathers to stay involved, reduce conflict and protect your children.
Tuesday 22 September 6pm – 7:15pm AEST
No blame. No unrealistic advice to “just get along.” Just a clear pathway forward.
What you’ll walk away with
Less Reacting. More Direction
Understand what is happening, what needs to change and the next responsible step for your family.
Purposeful communication
Respond to difficult messages without escalating the conflict — and without disengaging.
A defined next step
Know when to negotiate, when to seek support, when to use mediation and when legal advice is required.
Fathers Free Masterclass
Stay present. Parent with purpose. Protect the relationship.
A straight-up session for fathers who want to remain actively involved, respond strategically and build a workable parenting pathway.
In this masterclass, you will learn how to:
- Stay child-focused when communication becomes difficult
- Turn concerns into clear, practical parenting proposals
- Document and communicate without escalating conflict
- Build a reliable and age-appropriate parenting role
- Prepare properly for negotiation or mediation
- Recognise when delay is causing harm and action is needed
Tuesday 22 September6pm – 7:15pm AEST
The PTA parenting roadmap
Stop allowing chaos to make decisions for your family.
We strip the situation back, separate the issues and show you how to approach parenting arrangements with purpose—not panic.
“Staying out of court should be a pathway toward progress—not an excuse for allowing harmful circumstances to continue.”
- 01Stabilise the immediate situation
- 02Separate adult hurt from children’s needs
- 03Identify the real parenting issues
- 04Choose co-parenting, parallel or supported parenting
- 05Prepare a workable child-focused proposal
- 06Use Family Dispute Resolution purposefully
- 07Recognise when court intervention may be necessary
This is for you if
You are ready to stop going in circles.
- You are worried about losing meaningful time with your children.
- Communication with your children’s mother repeatedly turns into conflict.
- You want to protect your children from adult issues.
- You are worried about legal costs and ongoing proceedings.
- You need to know when mediation or legal advice is required.
- You want workable arrangements across two homes.
Your next responsible step
Reserve your place in the free masterclass for Fathers.
Tuesday 22 September, 6pm – 7:15pm AEST
Register below and receive the masterclass access details directly to your inbox.
Free ebook with registration My Two Front Doors: Stuff for Mums and Dads Who Don’t Love Each Other Anymore (But Still Love Me)
Free to attend
No pressure. Practical information you can use.
Looking for the session created for mothers? Go to the Mothers Free Masterclass
Questions answered directly
Before you register
When is the Fathers Free Masterclass?
Tuesday 22 September, 6pm – 7:15pm AEST. 75 minutes, online. Register and PTA will email you the joining link and your free ebook, plus a reminder before the session.
Is the Fathers Free Masterclass only for newly separated fathers?
No. It is built for any stage — whether you separated last month or years ago. The framework applies wherever parenting arrangements have stalled, broken down or never been properly settled.
Does my children’s mother need to attend too?
No. This masterclass is designed for one parent acting alone. You can only control your own approach, your own communication and your own next step — so that is where we start.
Is this legal advice?
No. This masterclass provides general educational information only. It does not replace advice from a family lawyer about your circumstances. We do cover how to recognise the point at which legal advice is needed.
What if there are safety concerns?
Safety comes first. If you or your children are in immediate danger, call 000.
Where family violence or serious risk is present, some pathways — including direct negotiation and mediation — may not be appropriate or safe, and exemptions can apply. Get legal advice about your situation.
For support: 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800, or the Men’s Referral Service on 1300 766 491.
Parenting Together Apart
The relationship may have ended. The responsibility to protect your children’s future has not.
Tuesday 22 September • 6pm – 7:15pm AEST • Online
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