Co-Parenting Peacefully with Your Ex After Divorce

Dec. 20, 2009 - PRLog -- If you’ve decided to separate or get a divorce and have kids, your next important decision should be about co-parenting. Divorce may be the end of a marriage, but it is not the end of the family. People who separate but continue to work cooperatively as parents give their children the best chances for a smooth adjustment to living in two separate households and continued growth. Co-parenting is the term used when a divorced couple works together to maintain an amicable relationship and a consistent parenting plan for the sake of their children. Choosing this type of parenting relationship will benefit all involved, diminish some of the challenges of divorce, and encourage positive long term relationships.

Divorce is a complex process.  There are complex legal issues, complex emotional problems to resolve, and, above all, complex and important parenting concerns.  Being informed, helping yourself, protecting your children, and recovering from the hurt, anger and stress that comes with the breakdown of a marriage--all of these are addressed directly in “on-air” conversations with legal and mental health experts who have helped hundreds of clients through the process of divorce.

Divorce Source Radio produces sixty-minute programs featuring both legal and emotional advice from two of Michigan’s most respected professionals.  Bloomfield Hills attorney Henry Gornbein is DSR’s Legal Correspondent, and Psychologist Dr. Larry Friedberg, of Franklin Village, is DSR’s resident therapist.  “These are two of the brightest minds in their field,” says program host, Steve Peck, “and their input is helping thousands of listeners each week deal with their divorce.”

Dr. Larry Friedberg says, “Divorce Source Radio is a serious attempt to get quality information to people who need it.  I am proud to be part of this effort.”  DivorceSourceRadio.com is extremely valuable because it covers many key issues involving divorce and child custody in a user-friendly manner that is easy for a lay person to understand.  It also covers these issues in depth, said attorney, Henry Gornbein.  

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Radio Podcast of FREE streaming audio programs related to divorce. Anyone considering or going through a divorce can gain a wealth of information during their trying time in life. These free programs look at the legal and psychological side of divorce.