New Online Program to Help Children of Divorce

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. - Feb. 22, 2015 - PRLog -- Studies consistently affirm the break-up of one’s family as a very significant life stressor that often has lasting effects. Children are also the ones who usually suffer the most when families change. Even so, change is a reality of life and numerous resources are available to help both adults and children when changes occur in families.

When it comes to divorce; this is a major life change that can affect generations. Both the adults and children that are involved in divorce situations, however, can receive appropriate help that can make adjusting to divorce less traumatic and less painful than it usually can be.

This course, was designed to help children whose parents are divorcing. It teaches them what divorce means, how some children could be affected when their families change and steps that they could take, which could help them adjust more appropriately. It is designed for children between the ages of 7 and 17 years old and it is written in simple language that they will find easy to understand.

As an online course, children are able to work at their own pace and they do not have to complete the entire program all at once. It is easy, it is informative and it is convenient. Additionally, children enjoy working with computers; so many children will prefer to use this medium for instruction.

Parental involvement in this course is very important. It is preferred that both parents go through the program, especially with younger children and then they can answer any questions that may arise. Alternatively, parents could take the course first, then they could guide their children accordingly. It is designed so that any child without special challenges could complete the course on his/her own. For additional information; please call (954) 438 5661 or visit the websites: http://www.childrenofdivorceeducation.com or http://www.parentingfordivorce.com.