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Divorce (In Itself) Does Not Pose Risk For Children

By admin On January 18, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Parents are most concerned about the effects of divorce on children. New research by Priscila Comino-González shows that divorce, in and of itself, does not pose a risk for children.

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Parenting 101 for Divorcing Couples

By admin On March 2, 2011 · Leave a Comment

When divorcing couples are asked what they consider to be their greatest gift from their marriage, the answer is almost always unanimously “my children”. Additionally, most divorcing parents will tell you that their children are their greatest concern, and their number one priority.

A recent research study on what makes a good parent [...]

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Hiding Behind Your Children in Divorce

By admin On October 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Separation and divorce is traumatic for the whole family, yet each person within the family will have a unique experience when it comes to dealing and healing from this life transition. Learning to honor and respect each family members emotional response to the separation and divorce is an important part of moving on [...]

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A Divorce Book for Your Kids

By admin On August 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment


“Where Am I Sleeping Tonight?” by Carol Gordon Ekster is a children’s book about two brothers, a 4th grader and 1st grader, being raised by divorced parents. It chronicles Mark and Evan’s daily life, having two separate homes (their mom’s and dad’s), and the common experiences children with divorced parents experience, both [...]

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How Children Respond to Divorce: Age Makes a Difference

By admin On February 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment

The focus during a divorce is often on the custody, alimony and division of assets with little attention given to the emotional cost of the children involved.  The devastating impact of divorce on a child of any age cannot be underestimated, and should be attended to with special care and compassion. It is also [...]

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