Parenting & Divorce, a Guide for Married & Unmarried Parents

Name: Parenting & Divorce, a Guide for Married & Unmarried Parents
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Parenting and Divorce, a Guide for Married and Unmarried Parents by Denise Baier- ISBN 978-0-9832083-0-3, Paperback

Parenting and Divorce is designed to help divorcing and never married parents work more cooperatively and effectively with each other while focusing on what is in the best interest of their children. It affords parents the opportunity to adopt a positive methodology for communication with each other, and with their children before, during, and after the civil court action.

Parenting and Divorce also assists parents to separate their personal conflicts from their roles as parents in recognizing that they will be in each other's lives for as long as they have children, parents can look at how mutually vital they are to their children.

First edition published 2010, full color, 48 pages.

About the Book

Soft Cover,
48 pages,
for divorcing or never married parents.
Also available on Amazon.

References

These are some of the many references used in creating this Parenting and Divorce Guide.

American Academy of Pediatrics, “Building Resilience in Children,” www.healthychildren.org/english/healthy-living/emotional-wellness/pages/Building-Resilience-in- Children.aspx
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Centers for Disease Control Prevention: cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/divorce.htm
Coffey, DS. Parenting After Violence, A Guide for Practitioners. Institute for Safe Families, June 2009, www.instituteforsafefamilies.org
Dept of Health & Human Services, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, CDC Vital & Health Statistics. July 2002, Series 23 #22.
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Gottman, John & Julie, www.gottman.com
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National Conflict Resolution Center. www.ncrconline.com
National Center for Biotechnology Information, U.S. National Library of Medicine, Psycho-social adjustment and physical health in children of divorce, 2009, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19830350
Stahl, PM, Parallel Parenting for High Conflict Families, Nov. 2001: www.parentingafterdivorce.com/pdfs/ParallelParentingForHighConflictFamilies.pdf

Nebraska Parenting plan References

Our Educators

Denise Baier, LMHC

Parenting and Divorce Course Author

Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago Campus

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I learned more of the effects of children and ways to conquer situation when they occur

That communication between the mother of my son is extremely important and necessary

The children MUST come first. They didn't choose to have divorsed parents. They just want to be loved, respected and listened to.