Helping Children Thrive After Divorce
The long view — how children re-grieve separation at each new stage, how to hold milestones well, and how to help your child carry this into a life that works.
Inside this course
The first year after a separation gets most of the attention — the disclosure, the moving of furniture, the new schedule. What gets far less attention is everything that comes after: the eight-year-old who re-grieves the divorce at eleven when a friend's intact family throws into relief what she no longer has, the seventeen-year-old choosing which parent walks her down the aisle of a graduation stage, the twenty-five-year-old wondering whether he even believes in lasting partnership. This course is about that longer arc.
You'll finish with
- Recognise how and why children re-grieve a divorce at each new developmental stage
- Plan milestone events — graduations, weddings, birthdays — so two families can be present without a child managing the room
- Understand what children of divorce commonly carry into their own future relationships, and how to actively shape that inheritance
Course modules
4 modules, revealed inside the course
The full module structure, lessons and printable resources open once you purchase this course. Enrol or sign in to view the course outline.
Start this course
Enrol to access the complete course — every written lesson, the case scenarios and all the printable resources. A one-time purchase, yours to keep.
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