Ep 124: Divorce and Children, with Christina McGhee

Ask Dr Jessica

Ask Dr Jessica episode 124 with Christina McGhee, an expert in divorce and co-parenting. We discuss various aspects of divorce and its impact on children, as well as strategies for effective co-parenting. Christina also provides advice on avoiding common mistakes, seeking support, and keeping children out of the middle of conflicts. She offers resources and guidance for parents going through divorce.

Takeaways

• Plan and prepare before talking to children about divorce, considering the timing, location, and message.
• Seek support and information to navigate the challenges of divorce and co-parenting.
• Focus on the well-being and stability of children, putting their needs first.
• Avoid involving children in conflicts and maintain open communication with the other parent.

To learn more from Christina:
Social media: Instagram & Facebook @divorceandchildren
Linkedin: @christinamcghee
Website: divorceandchildren.com
Resources for parents:
divorceandchildren.com/guide
coparenting with purpose:
7 module self-paced online program for separating and divorced parents
divorceandchildren.com/purpose/
Her book: Parenting Apart
How separated and divorced parents can raise happy and secure kids.
divorceandchildren.com/book

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