High-Conflict Divorce and Problematic Thinking Styles
Approximately 80% or more of high-conflict divorced families have at least one parent with … Read more
Co-Parenting with an Infant or Toddler
Divorced parents, no matter their degree of conflict, often struggle with communication. They have … Read more
The Power of Negative Beliefs in Divorce
Seek and Thee Shall Find If you have ever been in love you know … Read more
The Cost of “Playing Family” Post-Divorce
You may be very surprised to hear this but cooperative parents may be too … Read more
Minimizing Your Child’s Stress at Parent-to-Parent Transfers
For children of divorce moving between homes is stressful enough without the transfers themselves … Read more
Staying in Contact With Your Child Post Separation
It is important to remain in contact with your child on a regular basis. … Read more
Your Child May Be Harmed by Your Divorce Behaviors
Susan Boyan, LMT Parents have a tremendous influence on how their children transform into … Read more
Telling Your Child About Your Pending Separation
Choosing your words carefully is very important when sitting your child down to … Read more
How can I Help My Adolescent Navigate Separation and Divorce?
Adolescent Adjustment Maccoby and Mnookin (1992) reported that adolescent adjustment (absence of depression, low … Read more
How does Separation and Divorce Impact Infants?
All children regardless of age experience separation and divorce as painful processes that disrupt … Read more