Episode 25 - How to Protect Your Children in Divorce: Lessons from the Latest Research- with Dr. Lisa Herrick
5 de mar. de 2020 ·
54m 19s
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What steps can you take to make sure your divorce doesn't cause permanent damage to your child's development? Psychologist and divorce expert Dr. Lisa Herrick joins us to discuss what...
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What steps can you take to make sure your divorce doesn't cause permanent damage to your child's development? Psychologist and divorce expert Dr. Lisa Herrick joins us to discuss what we can learn from the latest research on the impact of divorce on children of all ages, including how to identify "risk factors" and implement "protective strategies" -- so that your divorce can remain a sad memory rather than a bad developmental turning point.
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Rita Kubat
hace 2 meses
Are there any studies that research the short and long term effects of FORCED visitations, meaning that the child strongly (hides, cries, has suicide/self harm thoughts) rejects the visitation. A friend of mine had two girls that said that visitation felt more like a sentence. Their father was not abusive, but he did not interact with them at all, he housed them. if there are studies, could you share the links?
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