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13.112017November 13, 2017
Accusing and Defending Don’t Work!

Accusing and Defending Don’t Work!

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags anger, communication, defending, divorce, email, kids

Many co-parents think that they must defend themselves against the accusing words of their ex. When I ask a parent why they feel they have...

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04.102017October 4, 2017
Avoid Divorce Story-Telling with Your Kids

Avoid Divorce Story-Telling with Your Kids

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags divorce, embellish, kids, stories

Elizabeth Loftus, a psychology and law professor at the University of Washington, has been researching the topic of memory since the 1970s. In talking about...

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