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Parental Alienation Syndrome
"There has never been a more important
work ever done in matters of emotional child abuse and/or
brainwashing where one parent to a divorce wants to alienate
their child against the other parent out of spite or revenge.
For those parents who become the target of such alienation
and who don't understand the sudden hateful and hurtful behavior
of their now brainwashed and alienated child toward them,
this book will give you the answers you need."
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Successful Single Parenting
A handbook which suggests practical ways to
ease the job of single-parenting by providing a checklist
of problems that may be faced, whether emotional, financial
or legal, together with advice on overcoming them.
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Second Families
This book offers practical and positive strategies
for coping with the emotional issues likely to concern a new
combination of parents and children. This guide includes coming
to terms with the on-going role of the "ex", and addresses
the decision of new partners to have children of their own.
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Dinosaurs Divorce
Dinosaurs' Divorce is a great book to snuggle
up and read with young children going through divorce. Even
older siblings seem interested in reading it. It helps children
understand the feelings they may have while going through
the divorce, learn how to handle mistakes parents sometimes
make, and deal in a positive way with their changing family
and living arrangement. The most important thing children
learn from this book is that their parents' love for them
will never change.
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Two of Everything
Tackles the sensitive subject of divorce with
gentle humour. Demetrius and Paula Ogglebutt have parents
who do nothing but bicker and argue. They feel sad and confused
until they find out at school that they are not alone. The
result is a decision that everyone agrees to - an "unwedding".
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Where's Daddy
Where's Daddy? is an invaluable guide for mothers
and fathers with broken families. It will help them answer
children's questions concerning separation and divorce. And
provides forewarning of the doubts and problems which may
arise later. This book is based on a questionnaire sent out
to hundreds of separated and divorced parents. The wide variety
of their replies revealed the confusion, problems and agony
caused by lack of advice and knowledge of where to go for
support.
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Co-Parenting After Divorce
Short, practical and very inviting to read,
this self-help book for divorcing parents imparts sound, useful
information on a variety of topics including: telling your
children about divorce, communicating with an "ex," handling
different parenting styles, helping children cope with their
feelings and helping parents handle their own feelings.
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How to Succeed as a Single Parent
A guide to bringing children up for single
parents. It focuses on the difficult issues faced by divorced
parents, and combines a realistic understanding of both the
practical and personal problems to be faced.
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Helping Children Cope with Divorce
This encouraging book offers practical guidance
for knowing how to do what's right for your kids during one
of life's most difficult transitions. It shows parents how
to take control of this challenging family crisis and minimize
both short-term pain and long-term trauma. The book provides
research on the actual impact of divorce upon children of
different ages; presents a specific program for parents to
help their kids reduce the pain and come out of the transition
in a better place; inspires and motivates divorcing parents
to do what's right for their kids in a difficult time.
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Children Don't Divorce
Originally published in 1991, a sensitively
written story which looks at separation and divorce as seen
from a child's viewpoint, allowing children to explore and
express their feelings. In the TALKING IT THROUGH series,
illustrated in full colour by Nicola Spoor.
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How Do I Feel About My Parent's Divorce
From the HOW DO I FEEL ABOUT series which encourages
children to explore their feelings about personal issues that
affect them, a title which examines how children cope with
divorce. Comprises simple text, cartoon strips, questions
and answers, readers' experiences and help boxes. With photographs
and art work by Chris O'Neill.
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Counselling for Young People
This text examines the diversity of counselling
services available to young people in Britain today. It focuses,
in particular, on schools' and young people's counselling
services. It sets these services in their historical context
and describes how they have evolved. The book puts forward
theoretical models for working with young clients and discusses
counselling issues as they relate to work with this age-group.
In addition, it considers some of the pitfalls counsellors
may encounter in working alongside other professionals and
within agencies. It includes discussion on ethical issues,
non-discriminatory practice, confidentiality and child protection.
The book features case material and examples of good practice
and interesting initiatives from around the country.
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