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COURSES & GUIDES
If this is happening in your case
Short self-paced courses for the person living it. Printable throughout. Not sure where to start? The free workbook is the best first step.
Your Account, In Order
A self-paced course for putting years of a relationship onto paper, in a way a court can follow. Twenty short lessons, one task at a time, with a printable Toolkit of every page you'll fill in. Go at your own pace. Everything prints, if paper is safer than a file. General information, not legal advice. It won't tell you what to claim or file, and it doesn't create a professional relationship.
$127.00 CAD
Writing Your Family Court Affidavit
A short, plain-language course on writing a family court affidavit: how a judge reads one, choosing what goes in, writing clear dated paragraphs, describing control without labels, writing about the children, exhibits, and swearing, serving and filing. Seventeen short lessons and a printable Toolkit. General information, not legal advice. It teaches a method with made-up examples; it doesn't write or review your own affidavit, and it doesn't create a professional relationship.
$77.00 CAD
Your Case Conference: What to Expect and How to Prepare
A short, plain-language course on your family court case conference: what it's for, the paperwork and deadlines, writing your brief, what the day is like, speaking to a judge, raising coercive control, and what happens next. Fourteen short lessons and a printable Toolkit. General information, not legal advice. It won't tell you what to ask for or file, and it doesn't create a professional relationship.
$57.00 CAD
Communicating Safely With Your Ex
How to handle messages and handovers with your ex while protecting yourself and your case. Sixteen short lessons on what needs an answer, when to reply, what to say and how it will read to a judge, with a printable Toolkit. Everything prints, if paper is safer than a file. General information, not legal advice. It doesn't create a professional relationship.
$47.00 CAD
Your Family Court Binder (printable)
A 28-page printable binder to keep your family court case, your records and your days in order: case at a glance, key contacts, court dates and deadlines, orders, chronology, the children's list, records index, communication and handover logs, a parenting time calendar, expenses, court-day pages and a support plan. Print it once, or print the pages you use most again and again. Paper can be safer than an app. General information, not legal advice. For your own personal use.
$24.00 CAD
Both Courses: Your Account, In Order + Communicating Safely With Your Ex
Both self-paced courses together. Your Account, In Order helps you put years of what happened into a clear, dated account a court can follow. Communicating Safely With Your Ex helps you handle the messages and handovers you're dealing with now, while protecting yourself and your case. Each comes with its own printable Toolkit. $147 for both ($174 separately). General information, not legal advice. It won't tell you what to claim or file, and it doesn't create a professional relationship.
$147.00 CAD
For lawyers and clinicians
Continuing education on recognising coercive control and on the evidence framework.
Recognising Coercive Control — Individual
The four-module entry-tier orientation for front-line professionals — what changed in the law in 2026, what coercive control is, and how it shows up in your work. Self-paced, with a certificate of completion. A natural first step toward the eight-module certificate, Evidentiary Foundations ($595). Refunds within 14 days if no modules beyond the first have been viewed.
$195.00 CAD
Certificate: Evidentiary Foundations — Individual
The eight-module certificate course for legal and clinical professionals — how a pattern is built or tested from a documentary record, the treating-versus-litigation line, the duty to the court, and how an opinion is challenged. Self-paced, with a final assessment that unlocks your certificate. Ontario lawyers self-report substantive CPD hours; clinicians map hours to OCSWSSW/CRPO (confirm with your regulator). Refunds within 14 days if no modules beyond the first have been viewed.
$595.00 CAD
Practitioner Bundle
The Evidentiary Foundations certificate and the Recognising Coercive Control course together — a $95 saving on buying them separately. Twelve modules in all: the entry-tier orientation for anyone doing this work, and the eight-module certificate that takes it into what a court will accept as evidence of a pattern. Self-paced, with a certificate of completion on each. Refunds within 14 days if no modules beyond the first of either course have been viewed.
$695.00 CAD
Guides
Understanding the Legal Framework — Guide ($47)
Plain-language guide to the law that now recognises coercive control — the Divorce Act, the Supreme Court's decision in Ahluwalia, and the new criminal offence. General information, not legal advice. Delivered as a PDF download.