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Ten Ways To Help Children Through Divorce

Parents wonder how they can help their children cope with divorce. Though there are no black or white answers, there are certain approaches parents are recommended to take in order to make this transition as easy on the children of divorce as possible.
This article presents ten tips for helping children cope with divorce.

Nourish your Child with the Gift of Listening

The best therapy that a divorced parent can give a child of divorce is simply listening. Parent child interactive therapy is all about listening, communicating, giving & taking.
This article makes the case for nourishing a child through listening. Children exhibit poor behavior when they are not being given attention. 

How to Handle the Effects of Divorce on Children

One effect of divorce is that children will often take the blame upon themselves. A subsequent effect is when a spouse enters into another relationship - an unsettling event if handled incorrectly.
This article discusses how to handle these and other effects of divorce on your children, including changes in behavior.

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  "This is a wonderful tool for parents and children as well as for therapists. Creative, imaginative and lots of fun! A must-have for families going through divorce!
  
  ~ Cloe Madanes, author of Strategic Family Therapy

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  Thank you again. My son has ADHD and has a very hard time talking and voicing how he feels. This game is wonderful.
  
  ~ Jessica (contact information available)

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  By the end of the game, the child is empowered, helped to understand the parents motivations and given hope for the future and his/her own ability to develop loving relationships despite personal experience.
  
  ~ Judy Siegel-Itzkovich, Reporter for The Jerusalem Post
  
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