The psychology behind separation anxiety is fairly straight forward. The disorder is described as an extreme state of distress that is experienced when a person is separated from someone they’re close to or a place that they are familiar with, according to Psychology Today. For …
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Children and Custody
Study: Siblings Help One Another During Parental Divorce
In divorce cases, the spotlight is shined on the individuals divorcing, and how they are going to go about dividing their assets, arranging alimony, arranging child support, arranging custody and visitation, and other similarly important aspects like that. It becomes about the parents who no …
CONTINUE READINGStudies Suggest Parents of Twins, Multiples at Risk for Divorce
Having multiple children at the same time can pose a challenge to any parent. With the logistics of multiples including the increased spending and financial commitment to supporting the expanding family dynamic, that of which now includes multiple children, it can cause stress and strain …
CONTINUE READINGNavigating Stepparenting and Divorce
Blended families are a fairly common result of the divorce experience. When two parents divorce and one or both get remarried to spouses who also have children, two blended families are created, as a result. These situations can be difficult to navigate and require a …
CONTINUE READINGStudies: Future Relationships Affected by Parental Divorce
Over time, children of divorce eventually develop a sense of normalcy. In balancing custody schedules and two separate households, they find their groove and become used to their living situation. As they get older and find themselves in relationships of their own, they can sometimes …
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