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A compassionate guide for women at any stage of divorce. Slow down, find clarity, and make choices that align with your values, priorities, and the future you want for yourself.*
Divorce doesn’t have to mean conflict and courtrooms. There are better ways—paths that allow you to shape your divorce around respectful, intentional actions and choices. Through reflective prompts and practical insight, you’ll uncover what’s most important to you, and learn how to make choices about your divorce that honor these priorities.
For women preparing to divorce, you’ll gain a clear understanding of the four main divorce processes—three of which avoid the battle in court. You’ll learn the advantages, drawbacks, and which approach (or blended approaches) may be the best fit for your unique situation.
For women going through a divorce, you’ll learn how to reduce the conflict, regardless of the divorce process you’ve chosen.
*Co-authored with Ann Cerney, a licensed clinical professional counselor with more than 20 years of experience, who works as a family specialist and communications coach on Collaborative divorce cases.
Editorial Review:
“As a family law attorney with over forty years’ experience and a member of the Collaborative Society of Lawyers, I found this new release analytical, insightful, and expectantly beneficial to my divorce practice. The book’s creative illustrations enhance an informative, highly user-friendly guide that empowers women to approach divorce strategically and confidently.” —Mark E. Becker, Family Law Attorney
A gentle and supportive workbook designed to help children cope with their parents' divorce and express themselves.
Divorce is a big life change, and it can feel scary, confusing, and painful for children as their family life and routines change. This beautifully designed keepsake workbook provides a safe space for kids (8-12) to explore their feelings, express their thoughts and ask important questions—privately or during conversations with their parents or other trusted adults.
Praise for My Parents’ Divorce Through My Eyes: A Workbook for Children
“As an educator, I've seen many of my students struggle when their parents are fighting, going through a divorce, or have been divorced for some time. I wish I'd had this book to give to their parents to help them support their children through the situation. … Even as an adult, I sometimes struggle to identify exactly what I'm feeling, so I can imagine how helpful that would be for children. This book is a thoughtful and supportive tool that I recommend to any parent, teacher, or counselor working with children during family changes.” —Jennifer Senick for Readers' Favorite, 5-Star Review
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Help your child navigate divorce with gentle, age-appropriate conversations. Parents' guide included—how to talk to young children about divorce.
My Parents' Divorce Through My Eyes: Gentle Conversation Starters for Young Children is a supportive, interactive book created to help parents and trusted adults have important conversations with children ages 5–7 regarding their parents’ decision to end their marriage.
Using playful illustrations, age-appropriate humor and thoughtful prompts, this book helps young children express their feelings, ask questions and get answers. Designed for flexibility, each page offers standalone conversation starters, so families can explore the topics most relevant to them—at their own pace.
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The Spanish translation of My Parents’ Divorce Through My Eyes: A Workbook for Children, written in neutral Spanish for primary use in Central and South America.
Un cuaderno de apoyo, diseñado para ayudar a los niños a sobrellevar el divorcio de sus padres y a expresarse de manera libre y segura.
El divorcio es un gran cambio de vida, y para los niños puede sentirse aterrador, confuso y doloroso, ya que su vida familiar y sus rutinas cambian. Este hermoso cuaderno ofrece un lugar seguro para que los niños (8 a 12 años) exploren sus sentimientos, expresen sus pensamientos y hagan preguntas importantes, ya sea en privado o en conversaciones con sus padres y adultos de confianza.