“What can we do about these awful emails that some of the parents are sending to each other…

In this Series, we explain how to become an “expert” problem solver, not only in a co-parenting relationship but also in any situation. However, the examples

One of the most confusing, heart-breaking, and misunderstood aspects of separation and divorce is when a child begins to resist or refuse to see one of his or her parents for no apparent reason.

You aren’t a bad person. You didn’t commit crimes in a previous life. And your karma isn’t out of whack. Then why did this happen? How did you get into a relationship with someone who is manipulative, controlling, willing to use the kids to try to hurt you and all is around mean?

How to get off the emotional roller coaster and understand triggers and resulting response patterns so you can reclaim your life. Megan Hunter and Andrea LaRochelle discuss The High-Conflict Co-Parenting Survival Guide

Most people who divorce would like their children to be happy […] Studies of separated parents who have children who had successful long-term outcomes identify five basic patterns that lead to that success.