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The Must-Read Book for Every Co-Parent!
Dive into the real issues that face the challenging task of parenting after divorce in this book that provides invaluable help for divorced co-parents. Learn why we often inadvertently work against our own best interests and those of our children. Gain tools to move out of difficult emotional states and into a place of clarity, power and wisdom.
“Divorce is difficult and complicated. This book opened my eyes to some things I’ve been doing that hasn’t been helpful to me or my child.”
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From the Blog
“My Co-Parent Badmouths Me to My Children!” What Should I Do?
"My co-parent badmouths me to my children!" Knowing that your co-parent is badmouthing you is terrible! It is deeply distressing, anger provoking and just plain scary to feel like your co-parent is trying to turn your children against you. Co-parents can...
How To Help Divorced Co-Parents with Grief this Holiday Season
One of the most difficult realities of divorced co-parenting is dividing up holidays. Being away from children on a holiday can feel intensely empty and debilitatingly sad. Many of us have divorced families in our extended families. I write this for...
“My Co-Parent Doesn’t Respect Me!” Should You Care?
It is very common for co-parents to feel disrespected by their co-parents. Co-parents complain that their co-parents think they’re too strict, too lenient, too cheap, too extravagant, too nurturing or not nurturing enough. Their co-parents don’t like who...