ISBN: 9781890772734 - in the best interest of the child: a manual for divorcing parents (7 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 1st edition. 132 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.40 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A long-overdue guide to assist parents in minimising the damage to their children before, during and after divorce. What makes this book different and invaluable is that the uncompromising authors refuse to sugar-coat their detailed, practical advice. They present their material with authority, and wisdom. Topics include: What adults can expect from a custody battle; What emotions arise in themselves and their children; How to answer their children's questions; How and why to put the child's needs first; With blueprint mapping out a child's needs for emotional health and well-being; Need for extra vigilance toward children during times of adult transition; How to soften the custody battle; The hidden needs of children; Dealing with uncooperative spouse. A guide to assist parents in minimising the damage to their children before, during and after divorce. It covers topics ranging from: what adults can expect from a custody battle; and what emotions arise in themselves and their children; to the hidden needs of children; and, dealing with uncooperative spouse. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book is a manual for parents who are divorcing. Written by a licensed clinical forensic psychologist and a Ph.D.nurse/counselor its purpose is to help parents save their children unnecessary anguish throughout the divorce process. The advice and direction contained here are eminently practical-detailing what adults can expect from a custody battle; what they will encounter in themselves and in their children (emotionally, physically, mentally) during divorce; helping parents to make sense out of their children's questions; offering guidance in making decisions for themselves and their kids; and explaining the ultimate importance of putting the child's needs first. What makes this book different and invaluable is that the authors refuse to take a sugar-coated or willy-nilly approach. They have witnessed, firsthand, too much pain an suffering in families during divorce to hold back their strong, direct words and warnings. 'We are not afraid to take a stand,' they declare up front. 'In fact, we believe it is our duty to underscore the needs of your children so they don't get lost or disappear underneath legal paperwork.' While they fully understand that adults do not set out to cause damage to their children, they also know that any divorce, if not handled properly, will absolutely cause serious problems to children. Such 'proper handling' must include a strategically-planned blueprint that maps out a child's need for emotional health and well-being. In The Best Interest Of The Child guides the divorcing adults in the drafting of such a blueprint. Without it, they plead, 'your children's lives will quickly stagnate or suffocate in the mire and muck created by spousal mud-slinging and attorney-posturing.' The tone of the book, while uncompromising, also generates strong credibility for the author's words, and easily inspires confidence in their readers. Years of experience as therapists and family counselors allow the authors to present their material with authority, sanity and genuine wisdom. Topics covered include: what to expect when you are divorcing; the stress and fear that children take on; the need for extra vigilance and care toward children; softening or preventing the custody 'battle'; the hidden needs of children; and dealing with an uncooperative spouse.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Zustand: New. InhaltsverzeichnisIn the Best Interest of the Child How Do I Turn in My Title as an Adult? Divorce is Some Nasty Business Deadwood and Other Flotation Devices Respect, Discipline and Other Archaic Concepts Do You Know Where Your Chi.

Paperback. Zustand: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.