Ava’s Path is a nonprofit parent education and support organization that provides disability-informed co-parenting education and resources for families navigating separation, divorce, and parenting challenges involving children with learning, developmental, medical, or emotional needs.

Ava’s Path is designed for a wide range of adults supporting children, including:

• Parents going through divorce or separation
• Co-parents, caregivers, and family members, including grandparents or guardians
• Families navigating school, medical, and legal systems
• Professionals supporting these families, such as attorneys, therapists, and educators

No. Many families participate with or without a formal diagnosis. The program supports children who may experience learning differences, anxiety, ADHD, autism, language disorders, medical needs, mental health conditions, or other situations where more structured support may be helpful.

Yes. Ava’s Path offers a Spanish-language version of the Agility Parent Education Stabilization course. The Spanish course satisfies the same Florida court and DCF requirements as the English versions and is accepted by courts in the same manner.

Please enroll in the language version you plan to complete, since enrollments cannot be switched after registration.

Traditional courses are often broad and general. Ava’s Path uses a universal, disability-informed approach that is evidence-based, designed for a wide range of learners and families, focused on real-world systems such as schools, therapies, and courts, and structured to reduce conflict while improving outcomes for children with additional needs.

Yes. Ava’s Path is approved by the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) and listed on the DCF provider directory. Ava’s Path courses satisfy the parent education requirement under Florida law and are accepted by courts throughout Florida.

Florida law requires completion of a parent education course in cases involving minor children under § 61.21, Florida Statutes.

Florida law also allows courts to require a disability-informed parenting course when a child has a disability, developmental condition, or additional needs. Ava’s Path satisfies both the general parent education requirement and the disability-informed course requirement under Florida law.

Yes. Each parent must register individually and receive their own certificate unless the court gives different instructions.

You are responsible for downloading and submitting your certificate to the court, your attorney, or your mediator if required. Ava’s Path does not file certificates with the court and does not send them to third parties.

Your certificate is issued exactly as your name is entered at registration. Please use your full legal name.

If you enroll using Apple ID or another autofill option, make sure your full legal name is visible and entered correctly before completing registration. Some settings may default to a nickname, initials, or a private relay name, and that information will carry over to your certificate.

Name changes cannot be processed after enrollment, so please confirm accuracy before you complete registration.

Your certificate is issued by Ava’s Path, the approved provider. “Agility Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course” is the official course name listed with the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF). Certificates reflect Ava’s Path as the provider and the Agility course name for DCF and court compliance.

All Ava’s Path courses include the core curriculum required for court compliance under Florida law. Topics typically include:

• Co-parenting with empathy and structure
• Understanding your child’s learning or developmental profile
• Communicating effectively with professionals and the other parent
• Reducing conflict and protecting the child

Most participants complete the course within a few hours, but you can move at your own pace. Access is typically available for a set period so you can revisit content as needed.

Yes. Ava’s Path courses are delivered online so families can complete them privately, on their own schedule, and across multiple devices.

Yes. Each parent must register individually and receive their own certificate. The goal is shared understanding and reduced conflict around the child’s needs.

Yes. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of completion that may be used for court documentation or shared with an attorney, mediator, or other professional if needed.

You can enroll directly through the website by selecting your course and completing registration. Email verification is required at the time of enrollment.

Please register using your correct legal name exactly as it should appear on your certificate of completion, since this document may be submitted to the court.

If you enroll using Apple ID, make sure your full legal name is visible and entered correctly before completing registration. Apple ID settings may default to a nickname, initials, or a private relay name, and that information will carry over to your certificate.

The name entered at registration will appear exactly as submitted on the certificate of completion. Ava’s Path does not modify participant names, reissue certificates, or verify name changes after enrollment. Please confirm accuracy before registration is complete.

No. Donations do not enroll participants in a course and do not generate a certificate of completion. Course registration must be completed separately through the course registration page.

Pricing varies based on course type and available scholarship support.

Ava’s Path works to help make courses accessible for families in need. Limited scholarships or sponsored seats may be available depending on current funding.

All Ava’s Path courses are approved for court compliance and are listed on the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) provider directory. Because they meet the same statutory and educational requirements, there is generally no “wrong course” selection, and course fees are non-refundable once access has been granted.

The disability-informed course includes the full core curriculum required for court compliance, along with additional information addressing the needs of children who may have anxiety, ADHD, learning differences, or other support needs. Families without these concerns may still take this course and remain fully compliant with court requirements.

As a nonprofit supported in part by volunteers, Ava’s Path does not have the capacity to process refunds. In some situations, a credit toward a future class may be offered at Ava’s Path’s discretion.

Florida courts require completion within a specified timeframe, and participants are responsible for meeting their own deadlines. Ava’s Path cannot extend court-ordered timelines.

Yes. Ava’s Path follows Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) requirements governing Parent Education and Family Stabilization Courses. Participant information is collected and maintained only for enrollment verification, course completion, and certificate issuance.

No. Ava’s Path does not communicate with co-parents, attorneys, or other third parties. Participants are responsible for providing their own certificate of completion to the court or to any professional involved in their case if required.

No. Ava’s Path provides educational programming only and does not offer legal representation, mediation, or case management.

No. Ava’s Path is not a therapy provider.

No. Ava’s Path provides educational content only.

Families often report:

• Better communication between parents
• Improved understanding of their child’s needs
• Reduced conflict
• More effective collaboration with schools and providers
• Clearer decision-making

Ava’s Path provides evidence-based tools and frameworks that support healthier co-parenting, improved communication, and better outcomes for children.

Research shows that structured parent education programs, especially those that are child-focused and skills-based, can reduce conflict and improve decision-making for families navigating separation and parenting challenges. Ava’s Path draws from established research in family systems, child development, and parent education outcomes.

If you are having technical issues such as trouble accessing the course, a page not loading, problems logging back into your account, or difficulty downloading course materials or your certificate, please try these steps first:

• Refresh the page or log out and log back in
• Clear your browser cache or try a different browser, such as Chrome or Safari
• Disable pop-up blockers or browser extensions that may interfere with course content
• Check your internet connection and try again
• If you are using a mobile device, try accessing the course from a desktop or laptop computer

If the issue continues, contact [email protected] and include:

• Your full name as registered
• The email address used to enroll
• A brief description of the issue
• Screenshots, if available

Support requests are typically reviewed within 1–2 business days.

No. Participants are responsible for completing the course within any court-ordered or statutory deadlines. Ava’s Path cannot modify court deadlines, grant extensions, or provide legal relief for missed deadlines due to technical issues. It is strongly recommended that you enroll and complete the course well in advance of your required completion date.

Course materials and certificates are available through the platform once modules are completed. Availability of downloadable content may vary by course and by device. Access to materials is subject to platform functionality and compliance with course requirements.

You can contact Ava’s Path at [email protected] or through the website contact form.

Ava’s Path is based in Florida and serves families locally, online, and nationwide.