Initiating Separation Or Divorce With Due Concern For Children
The loss of a relationship can feel like an utter disaster. Divorce comes with many challenging feelings for the parent, including anger, fear, grief, uncertainty and loss. Those feelings can overwhelm and inadvertently […]
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By Kim Brown
Parenting and Divorce – Four Great Books to Read
Parents must navigate an additional level of complexity when they go through a separation or divorce. Instead of focusing solely on what’s best for them, they must make decisions based on what is […]
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When Co-Parenting Is Impossible
Co-parenting implies some sense of cooperation between the parents for the mutual care of the children. The mutual care does not need to be equal to qualify as co-parenting, but any degree of […]
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How To Make Divorce Easier On The Children
Common to all divorces and the impact on children are the issues of disruption, the emotional availability of the parents, and parental conflict. Most of us enjoy some degree of predictability in our […]
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Warning Signs That Your Children Are Reacting To Conflict At Home
Conflict in relationships is inevitable. People living together under one roof where each must rely on the other(s) for something. Each person has different needs and preferences and, each is subject to different […]
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How Do Children Process Their Parents’ Divorce?
When adults seek to understand a child’s experience, they often do so based on their own experience and adult view. The adult then assumes the child’s experience will be like their own. However, […]
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