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There are many books about divorce. These books, however, put your children first and help you find new ways to approach your spouse during and after the divorce.

Kids First
by the Kids First Center
(I have copies for my clients to check-out)

How to Help Your Child Overcome Your Divorce
by Elissa P. Benedek, M.D.

Good Parenting Through Your Divorce
by Mary Ellen Hannibal

Making Divorce Easier on Your Child
by Nicholas Long, Ph.D. and Rex Forehand Ph.D.

The Truth about Children and Divorce
by Robert Emory, Ph.D.

A Man’s Guide to a Civilized Divorce
by Sam Margulies, Ph.D., J.D.

“In the wake

of a divorce,

children need

a period of

stability before

you can

reasonably

expect them

to take on

another round

of change in

their lives.”

~ Robert Emory
Ph.D.

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