Meeting Your Child's Needs During Divorce
On this page you will find articles and resources that will help you identify and meet your child's needs during divorce.
What is Parental Alienation Syndrome?
Parental Alienation Syndrome is the deliberate attempt by one parent to distance his/her children from the other parent.
Parental Alienation Syndrome is the deliberate attempt by one parent to distance his/her children from the other parent.
Are Your Guilty Of Parental Alienation?
Some parents work over-time at alienating their children from the other parent. Some are guilty of parental alienation and don’t realize what they are doing. Whether or not you are deliberately alienating your child from the other parent the result will be the same. Your child will be damaged emotionally
Some parents work over-time at alienating their children from the other parent. Some are guilty of parental alienation and don’t realize what they are doing. Whether or not you are deliberately alienating your child from the other parent the result will be the same. Your child will be damaged emotionally
What Role Can Your Child's School Play In Your Divorce?
Given the opportunity your child's school can play a role in your divorce, one that will have a positive impact on the child. In the five-year study done by Judith Wallerstein she found that children of divorce showed changes in school behavior and/or academic performance following their parent's separation.
Given the opportunity your child's school can play a role in your divorce, one that will have a positive impact on the child. In the five-year study done by Judith Wallerstein she found that children of divorce showed changes in school behavior and/or academic performance following their parent's separation.
Five Things A Child Of Divorce Needs
Article on divorce and your child, what you can do to help your child get through your divorce.
Article on divorce and your child, what you can do to help your child get through your divorce.
Meet Your Child’s Need For Security
Divorce seems to hit children the hardest. However, there are ways to lessen the impact and make your child feel more secure during the changes.
Divorce seems to hit children the hardest. However, there are ways to lessen the impact and make your child feel more secure during the changes.
Tips to Help Restore Your Relationship With Your Child/Children
A child’s development is greatly dependent upon the bond they have with both parents. That bond provides the child with the framework for how they view themselves and the world around them.
A child’s development is greatly dependent upon the bond they have with both parents. That bond provides the child with the framework for how they view themselves and the world around them.
Healing Hurting Hearts
An article by children's book author, Susan McKenna."Divorce is usually an earth-shattering event, devastating for both adults and children. And there is a significant difference in what needs to happen to nurture and heal the hearts of each of them."
An article by children's book author, Susan McKenna."Divorce is usually an earth-shattering event, devastating for both adults and children. And there is a significant difference in what needs to happen to nurture and heal the hearts of each of them."
How Do I Keep My Anger At My Ex From Hurting My Child?
Divorce can bring out the worst in people. It can cause an exceptional parent to lose focus on what is best for his/her children, which in turn can cause the children to feel mistreated. When negative feelings bleed over into the relationship with children, the result is a fractured child/parent relationship.
Divorce can bring out the worst in people. It can cause an exceptional parent to lose focus on what is best for his/her children, which in turn can cause the children to feel mistreated. When negative feelings bleed over into the relationship with children, the result is a fractured child/parent relationship.