The very word divorce can be terrifying and devastating to family members, especially young children. They may blame themselves for your separation. They may act out in unusual ways or engage in violent or aggressive behaviors.

You may feel at a loss for words, at a loss for ideas about how to help them. There is good news however, for parents who feel lost among the tidal waves of divorce. They eye of the storm is just a moment away.

You can learn how to teach your children to cope with the stress that often accompanies divorce, and reassure them of your love for them, and of the love your ex has for them. Divorce has long and short-term side effects.

The sooner you learn how to cope with divorce on your own terms, the better prepared you will be to help your children conquer and overcome their fears about divorce. Where do you begin?

In Divorce and the Family you can discover tools that will help you:

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Better understand the effects divorce may have on you, your ex and your children.
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Recognize the common causes for divorce in the off chance you may have an opportunity to save your marriage.
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Understand the impact divorce has on you and your partner, and how your feelings, attitudes and behaviors impact your children.
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Better understand how children feel after divorce and how your behaviors and attitude can result in their comfort and support or feelings of fear and dismay.
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Overcome common behavioral problems children experience following divorce, by learning more about support, therapy and open communication.
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Identify tools for communicating effectively with your partner and other people in their family following a divorce.
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Uncover magical and effective tips for blending families, when you or your EX decides to remarry or get together with another person with other children

And much more.