Jun 18, 2019
Worried about how your children will cope with the divorce?
Being attuned to your child is critical to them bouncing back from
divorce. Listen as experts provide support and information to help
you to understand how your divorce experience differs from your
child's, help you talk to your children about the divorce, help you
think about how your children will view the divorce as adults, and
help you work out child support and custody issues
productively.
Key Points:
- While you can see the long-term benefit of divorce, your child
may be unable to visualize their future.
- Learn to use appropriate language to instill confidence and
alleviate fears.
- What will your children remember ten years from now? How can you
ensure they see the best parts of you and your ex-spouse through
this? Find out.
- Learn how to put your children's needs first - clearly and
unequivocally - and resolve many heated issues.
Split Film Documentary: http://www.splitfilm.org/
Sponsored by Main Line Family Law Center
For more information, please visit: Main Line Family Law Center at
https://myhealthydivorce.com
Episode Host, Adina Laver, Founder, Courage to Be Curious,
(formerly Divorce Essentials)
Find Adina Laver at: https://couragetobecurious.com
Guests: Christina McGhee, MSW
About Christina: Christina McGhee, MSW is an internationally
recognized divorce coach, speaker and author of the highly
acclaimed book, Parenting Apart: How Separated and Divorced Parents
can Raise Happy and Secure Kids. Christina, dubbed the “divorce
coach” by the UK press, gained worldwide attention for her work
with three British families in the Channel 4 documentary “How to
Divorce Without Screwing Up Your Kids.” She has been featured on
television, radio and in print around the US and abroad, including
the BBC, HLN with Kyra Phillips, Fox Family, LA Talk Radio, the Dr.
Laura Berman Radio Show, Parents Magazine and The Times.
Today she spends much of her time doing outreach, promoting and
speaking around the documentary SPLIT. Released in 2014, this
compelling film about how divorce affects kids inspired McGhee to
become involved as subject matter expert and creative team member.
Married for twenty years, Christina is both a stepmom and a mom of
four.