I write for the Huffington Post and much of what I write about is for parents and adults who are dealing with divorce issues. Below is a list of those blogposts:
General Divorce Issues
- Does Paying Child Support Reduce a Man’s Chances of Remarriage?
- Does Deployment Cause Military Families to Divorce?
- How long does it take to recover emotionally from divorce?
Children and Divorce
- How Do Mothers Manage New Relationships?
- How Do Children View Parental Conflict In Divorcing Families?
- New Research Insights into Guidance about Parenting Plans
- What are the custody patterns in Washington State?
- Do Mandated Divorce Education Programs Make a Difference?
- How Does the Public View Conflict in Custody Decisions?
- Are Custody Decisions Biased in Favor of Mothers?
- What happens to non-residential fathers’ contact with their children?
- Can Parents Prevent their Children from Having Problems Following Divorce?
- Are Children of Divorce Doomed to Repeat their Parents’ Mistakes?
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Dr. Warshak, Congratulations! Your experience, both clicanil and research will permeate the public about the perils of parental alienation. Readers of the Huffington Post will benefit from your contributions. It is an additional and vital avenue to get in touch with the masses. While the phenomenon is seen every day in family court; it is also frequently hidden behind closed doors. Children are living without one parent and irrationally fearing, or even hating the other. Indisputably progress has been made. Yet, far too many professionals, parents, and misinformed advocacy groups remain. Various groups do not understand that parental alienation is a relentless form of emotional abuse. Thank you for your efforts not only to educate the public, but thank you for the work that you do to educate professionals.Regards,Monika, Social Worker