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link to How to help a child deal with divorce

How to help a child deal with divorce

Separation and divorce are painful and traumatic for an adult. If it's difficult for you, imagine the effect on a child, that can't completely understand what's happening, or why it's happening. Here...

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Signs of Undue Stress

It is inevitable that children are going to experience stress after their parents undergo a separation or divorce. However, it is important that, as a parent, you watch for signs of undue stress,...

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Positive Discipline – for toddlers to preschool children

Positive discipline is discipline that has a positive impact on a child's self-worth and encourages self-discipline. The emphasis is on setting boundaries, and providing explanations for those...

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Setting Limits

Setting limits is important for your child, as it will provide him with the structure and self-discipline that he will need, for his entire life. It will also help you enormously, as a single parent,...

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Single Parenting After Divorce

Parenting is hard. Single parenting is much harder. When one is a single parent, priorities which are important in a two-parent relationship become even more important. Try to keep the focus on the...

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Organizing your Child’s Room

Too much stuff in your child's room? Does it look like a hurricane blew through? Try the following tips: Many items can go on shelves, hang on hooks, or in containers on a desk or tabletop. To...

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Karri. went through a divorce when her son was 11 years old. She initiated the divorce because her partner had serious issues that he was unwilling or unable to change. She was fortunate that she had a good job and a supportive family. However, her social life was seriously effected - She lost many friends and many of the friends that she kept invited her to "couple events" which was difficult for her. She felt rage and sorrow about her personal situation. Her son was confused and, at times, angry. She had to do tasks that were unfamiliar and difficult for her. Despite her former partner's personal issues, there were still aspects of him that she missed; she was lonely and overwhelmed.

She looked around, but could not find the resources that she needed, to deal with what was happening to her life. She promised myself that when she made the journey to "beyond", She would make the necessary resources available to other women that were having a similar experience.

She has since gotten beyond the separation and divorce to a positive, healthful place (and her son is an emotionally healthy and happy child). She kept the promise and created this resource.

Enjoy all the benefits that this website can offer! We wish you all the very best on your Journey forward in Living Divorced!

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