The Central Family Court welcome you to a screening of
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We hope these films offer insight and support as you navigate this challenging time for your family.
getting started
Please read the tips below before you watch the film.
first, watch SPLIT and SPLIT UP without the kids...
Watch SPLIT: The Early Years first, then SPLIT UP: The Teen Years after the kids’ have gone to bed, during the school day, or when they are with the other parent.
...and get the support you need.
Talk to another adult about your feelings. Don’t turn to your kids for support. Remember: the goal is to support your children, not ask them to support you.
Write, exercise, walk the dog, talk with a trusted friend, see a therapist, or find a support group. Taking care of yourself makes you a stronger parent and models a healthy lifestyle for your children.
now sit back and watch the films!
After viewing each film, click the link to receive your Certificate of Completion
SPLIT: The EARLY Years
SPLIT is a 30-minute film, with 15 chapters. The film can be viewed all at once, or chapter by chapter.
(NOTE: This trailer is a placeholder for the full film.)
SPLIT UP: The TEEN Years
SPLIT UP: The TEEN Years is a 50-minute film, with 16 chapters. The film can be viewed all at once, or chapter by chapter.
(NOTE: This trailer is a placeholder for the full film.)
Download The SPLIT Film Guide
The SPLIT Film Guide
We know talking to your kids about divorce can feel both scary and daunting. This guide can help.
Filled with question prompts for parents + tips on how to guide your children through family change, this 130-page beautifully illustrated guide is a must-have for any separated or divorcing parent.
(NOTE: This sample portal contains preview pages only.)
SPLIT Films Movie Tickets
Downloadable PDFs are available for download here.
Viewing Certificates
Parents answer a questionnaire and issued a certificate which they can present to the court. View the questionnaire here.
This screening has been provided to you courtesy of
The Central Family Court