Shannon Rios Paulsen LMFTHealthy Children of Divorce in 10 Simple Steps:: Minimize the Effects of Divorce on Your Children

This was a clear and positively written guidebook that I intend to put into practice starting today, even though this is not my custodial parent time. This book has many useful tips that are logical, simple, and important to hear . If you are a parent who wants to do everything you can to not damage their kid during divorce, then this book is for you !

It has questions and suggestions that will provide a format to think about what each adult feels and is doing. This book is focused on helping the child stay emotionally healthy even though the parents are divorcing and family is changing.

As a child of divorce, I only wish that my parents had had this accessible to them. This book is so straight forward, giving voice to what often goes unspoken. The exercises purposeful and designed to help participants identify their goals and the life they dream of for their child, while working toward becoming the best possible co-parent. The author is direct and non judgmental in her coaching, keeping the health of the children involved always front and center in the discussion. This book will be helpful to so many families and I plan to use it in my family practice as well.

As someone raising a child in a co-parenting situation. I thought this book was very insightful and helpful. It’s hard to deal with the stresses of life sometimes, but this book gave great perspective and helped me discover some things I hadn’t thought of before. I recommend this book to everyone going through a similar situation.

A great book to have around! I have picked up this book many times to reference various situations I have had to work through. A good reminder to minimize the effects of divorce on your children!

This book is an excellent resource for parents going through divorce. The workbook style of the book makes you analyze your own situation so that you can do what is best for your children.

Great for anyone who’s been a child of divorce or for those who are starting their co-parenting journey.