Here are some more video stories for teens.
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Information for Teens
Several students have been looking for material for teens so that we can begin to understand what is available to teens online. Here is some of what we have found. We are not recommending any of this material. Let us know if you are familiar with other material.
http://www.wikihow.com/Deal-With-Your-Parents%27-Divorce
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070615234730AAbgo1I
http://www.safeteens.org/relationships/dealing-with-divorce/
http://nypost.com/2014/10/22/10-reasons-im-a-better-person-because-my-parents-are-divorced/
There are many videos on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=my+parents+are+getting+a+divorce
Philip Cohen: Short video explanation of divorce rates
Professor Philip Cohen (blogger of Family Inequality) provides a short description of how divorce rates vary by ethnicity, age, education and length of time married. A good reminder that the “average” divorce rate doesn’t tell us much about the risk to specific individuals. (just over 1 minute long).
Good summaries of what scientists know about divorce adjustment for adults and children
Two of the leading researchers on the effects of divorce on adults and children have recently given TED talks about their work.
Dr. David Sbarra, U of Arizona, Surviving Divorce, 9 minutes
Dr. Tamara Afifi, currently at U of Iowa, How Divorce Effects Children, 19 minutes