Posted on November 30th, 2007 by Mike Mastracci
Given his less than responsible past behavior, who’d have thought Kevin Federline would become the poster boy for good parenting. But it seems that fatherhood has changed former playboy K-Fed. Details magazine recently named Britney Spears’ famous ex one of its 50 Most Influential Men Under 45. Federline, 29, is listed alongside Larry Birkhead in slot [...]
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Posted on November 28th, 2007 by Mike Mastracci
Children love to play games. Games can help children understand difficult concepts and talk about things that bother them. Earthquake in Zipland is a new computer game on the market designed to help children understand, talk about and cope with their parents’ divorce or separation. Brought to my attention and recommended by colleague Rosalind Sedacca, [...]
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Posted on November 26th, 2007 by Mike Mastracci
With so many Hollywood stars setting a poor example of parenting after divorce (just read any story about Brittany Spears’ escapades), it’s comforting to see a celebrity couple putting their children first. Divorced celebs Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe have managed to rise above personal resentment for the sake of their children. Just three months [...]
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Posted on November 24th, 2007 by Mike Mastracci
Curl up with a good book and get in touch with your feelings, so you can work your way through your divorce, and begin anew. Here are a few titles from Amazon that capture the breakthrough thinking that we embrace on Divorce Without Dishonor. We thought we would just mention a few titles, in case [...]
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Posted on November 21st, 2007 by Mike Mastracci
The holidays can be particularly stressful for families coping with divorce. Of necessity, traditions, activities and gatherings change with divorce. Some things the family did as a unit may no longer include both parents or may no longer be financially feasible. New traditions may need to replace the old. The desire to share holidays with both sides [...]
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