November 1, 2016
Clear and Effective Communication
In many ways parenting living separately is similar to parenting living together. The ability of parents to communicate effectively is a vital element for successful parenting. This is especially important for parents who live in separate households. Communication Guidelines Direct, open communication between parents regarding the children is best. Be respectful, courteous and responsive. Focus […]
October 4, 2016
Don’t Put Your Kids in the Middle
Research and common sense have come to the same conclusion; Ongoing parental conflict is harmful to children. The impact is even greater when children are caught in the middle of their parents’ battles. Here are some simple things you can do to help keep your children out of the middle. Do discuss child-related issues directly […]
September 6, 2016
Recognizing Anger, Anxiety, Depression and Traumatic Stress in Your Child
When a child experiences the divorce of their parents, they have to acknowledge and accept the loss of that relationship. They may even feel as if they are loosing one of their parents. Sadness, anger and anxiety are normal responses to loss. Providing your children with love, reassurance and support will help them heal, but sometimes factors […]
