As a parent, you should want to be there for your children and provide for them. Whether you are married, divorced, or single, your relationship with your child is important and is always worth fighting for. For those that are unable to have primary custody …
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Children and Custody
Helping Noncustodial Parents Connect with their Children
When you are the noncustodial parent, you can sometimes feel like you are playing “catch-up” in the lives of your children. You may feel like the reason for this disconnect is that you are not spending a sufficient amount of time with them, and given …
CONTINUE READINGUnderstanding Reintegration Therapy Use in Parental Alienation Cases
Many parents who find themselves wrapped up in child custody cases wonder how their relationship with their children will be affected by the dissolution of the marriage and the fact that they may not be living under the same roof as them anymore. For some, …
CONTINUE READINGDoes Your Child Need to Know Everything in Your Divorce?
When children are caught in the middle of the divorce experience, they can find themselves at a crossroads in their life without much choice in where they are forced to turn. Many learn so much about the marital problems of their parents that they feel …
CONTINUE READINGExamining Communication Patterns of Adult Children of Divorce
When a family ends, the lines of communication are often blurred. When it occurs for a child, one or both parents may begin to use the child as a medium of conveying messages to one another, and while that is an ineffective and dangerous way …
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