Making Your Way After Your Parents Divorce:

A Supportive Guide for Personal Growth

By Lynn Cassella  $8.76

Making Your Way After Your Parents’ Divorce is a supportive guide for personal growth for all children of divorce.  This book goes inside the head of a child of divorce and examines the effects of divorce on children during their growing up years.  You will find divorce advice laid out in the form of questions for discussion and reflection.  This book is intended for teenagers and young adults who have not moved past their parents’ breakup.  You will find divorce advice and help on how to begin to heal as well as how to forgive you parents and move forward with acceptance.  Divorce advice covers such topics as, Denial, Shame, Guilt, Grief, Anger, Rejection, Rejection by God, Dating Relationships, Family, Your Image of God, Surrendering to God, Forgiveness, Catholic Church Teachings on Marriage and Divorce, and Resources for Further Growth.

Healing the Hurt, Restoring the Hope: How to

Guide Children and Teens Through Times of

Divorce, Death, and Crisis with the Rainbows

Approach

By Suzy Yehl Marta   $16.77

This book is intended to be a guide to help any child deal with a parents divorce or any other crisis that may upset the balance of their child world.  You will find advice on how to help your child heal with the Rainbows Approach.  Divorce advice is provided on such topics as, warning signs and age-specific behavioral changes help identify children in turmoil, tips on becoming an empathetic listener, sample questions and conversations, including dos and don'ts, and harmful words, and an entire chapter devoted to activities and projects for any stage of the grief process.  This book is devoted to drawing out the most uncommunicative child and to move him/her forward towards happiness.

ABCs of Surviving Divorce: Important Tips

for Parents, Teens & Children

By Leah Atchison   $13.95

ABC’s of Surviving Divorce is packed with important tips for parents teens and children dealing the effects of divorce and how to make a smooth transition.  Written in three parts, this book covers three different standpoints from parents to teenagers to children.  Section one covers parents and how they can help lessen the effects of divorce on children, section two is for teenagers and explains what they can and should expect during their parents divorce process, and section three is written and illustrated for children also in an attempt to lessen the effects of divorce and to explain what to expect during the divorce process.  The author shares bits of information about her own dealings with her parents divorce and the ways in which she suffered, giving teens and children a familiar voice to relate to.  Parents also achieve an inside look at what it’s like for a child to deal with a parents divorce and how their actions directly effect their children.  This book is meant to educate parents on the ways to better handle their divorce in the face of their children and how to promote healing.  Children learn the invaluable lessons that it's okay to feel sad, it's okay to set boundaries and it's okay to seek help in dealing with feelings.