Posted on July 16th, 2011 by mikemastracci
In 1995, local author Rosalind Sedacca was worried about how to tell her young son about her impending divorce. She came up with a way to smooth his transition: a scrapbook explaining the divorce thoughtfully. After realizing there should be a template or model for how to tell children about divorce, she wrote a homemade [...]
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Posted on April 8th, 2009 by Rosalind Sedacca CCT
Max Sindell is a young man in his early twenties who has written a book for children titled, The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce. Sindell was six when his parents divorced. Over the next many years he experienced a wide array of significant divorce issues that affect so many families. These include coping with [...]
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Posted on January 10th, 2009 by Mike Mastracci
As co-founder of the Michigan SMILE program, an educational seminar for parents regarding the impact of divorce on children, I was delighted to read Michael Mastracci’s “Stop Fighting Over the Kids.” Michael Mastracci’s approach makes it clear that parental conflict can be toxic for children and that every mother and father has the power to [...]
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Posted on January 8th, 2009 by Mike Mastracci
To say that I was impressed and pleased at what you have created is indeed an understatement. I found the book easy to read and jam-packed with insights, information and guidance, the likes of which I have yet to see anywhere else. I have been practicing custody litigation for over 27 years and I am [...]
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Posted on November 10th, 2008 by Mike Mastracci
Talking to your children about your divorce may be one of the most difficult conversations you ever have. How do you talk to your children about an event that will turn their world upside down? How do you assure your children that you will both always love them even though you no longer love each [...]
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