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Divorce

Co-Parenting Tips for Divorced Parents

Co-parenting amicably after a split is rarely easy, but by making joint custody work you can give your children the stability, security, and close relationships with both parents that they need. Read on from helpguide.org here

Noha Darwish July 15, 2020 Article Archives, Divorce, Parenting Read more

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Parenting After Divorce: 9 Ways to Parent on Your Own Terms

Whether you are recently divorced or have been for some time, don’t be anxious that you have ruined your child’s life. You haven’t. While divorce can be a big part of your child’s life, what will determine his ultimate quality of

FYI_Admin October 31, 2019 Article Archives, Divorce, Parenting Read more

Happily Ever After (Insha’Allah) Again – Blended Families in Our Muslim Communities

Erum Mohiuddin is an educator, a community activist, former school principal and mother to seven children – four are her own, ages 13, 15, 16 and 18, and three are her husband’s ages 13, 16, and 19. Erum became part

FYI_Admin October 19, 2019 Article Archives, Divorce, Family, Parenting Read more

Trust Your Gut to Pick Your Partner

My Grandpa was married four times. My Dad was married five times. I’ve been divorced once. I come from a long line of Broken Pickers. We can learn to trust our gut. Just like anything else it takes practice. Becoming conscious of

FYI_Admin October 18, 2019October 18, 2019 Article Archives, Divorce, Marriage Read more

The Do’s and Don’ts of Divorce for Parents

Being structured and clear after a divorce is much more helpful to kids than compromising your values because your children are going through a tough time. Click here to read more from empoweringparents.com

FYI_Admin May 18, 2019 Article Archives, Parenting Read more

How to Save Your Relationship

It was Mike Martin’s affair that finally led him and his wife, Katie, to my office for couples counseling. But the betrayal was a symptom of a deeper problem in their 19-year marriage. “He felt like he wasn’t getting his emotional needs

FYI_Admin March 6, 2019 Article Archives, Marriage Read more

How to Talk to your Child(ren) about Divorce

Children at varied developmental levels naturally have a different understanding of divorce, the reasons for it, and what the future will bring. Parents will therefore need to tailor discussions according to their children’s maturity. Parents of young children should maintain

FYI_Admin March 6, 2019 Article Archives, Marriage, Parenting, Youth Read more

Breaking the Pursue-Withdraw Pattern

The pursue-withdraw pattern is an extremely common cause of divorce. If left unresolved, it will continue into a second marriage and subsequent intimate relationships. As Dr. Gottman explains in Why Marriages Succeed or Fail, “This classical marital impasse is all too

FYI_Admin March 6, 2019 Article Archives, Marriage Read more

How to tell kids about divorce: An age-by-age guide

Two thoughtful parents once sat their preschooler down to tell him about their upcoming divorce. Carefully and gently, they told him that Mommy and Daddy were going to stop living together and would now live in different houses, but he

FYI_Admin December 10, 2018 Article Archives, Marriage, Parenting Read more
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