The OurFamilyWizard Blog
Welcome to the OurFamilyWizard blog. This blog was setup as a forum for the exchange of ideas to help families and the professionals who serve them. Articles within are relevant to Attorneys, Mediators, Judges, Magistrates, Referees, GAL’s, Visitation Expeditors, Parenting Consultants and Parents. Our goal is to create a place where anyone involved in family law can share ideas that could reduce conflict, improve communication, protect children and help move families forward:
- November 30, 2009
- Stepfamily Dynamics
Here is some advice to help you with improving step family dynamics. Improving the way a step family operates can be made much more simple by controlling expectations and avoiding misunderstandings.
- November 24, 2009
- Parenting Time Tips
Here are some tips to help make parenting time go more smoothly for you, your children and the other parent. Anything that can be done to improve a divorce or separation will dramatically impact all those involved. It is amazing how the little things can make all the difference.
- November 23, 2009
- Women: Get The Most Out of Life After Divorce
- By Brigitte Wangberg, MS, MFT
Once women put fears in the rear view mirror and advance forward, we naturally find inner happiness that is far greater and longer lasting, than receiving a new hair style or purchasing a current wardrobe. Your inner beauty is yours, and no one can take this authenticity away from you. Your success is yours as well. Today you understand, deep in your core, that there are no limits to your personal and professional accomplishments.
- November 20, 2009
- The Ex-element
- By Brigitte Wangberg, M.S., MFT
Ex-partners are not ex-parents. Studies that indicate that divorce is inevitably destructive to children are not accurate. These results do not take into account the mediating effects such as pre and post divorce relationships, including co-parenting.
- November 19, 2009
- Parenting time modifications
Often modification must be made to the existing parenting time schedules. The ease of making these parenting time modifications will depend on a set of parents relationship with each other.
- November 18, 2009
- Six Defensive Reactions
- By Sharon Ellison
When someone says or does something to make us feel put down, hurt, frustrated, or angry, we may feel attacked and try to protect ourselves by using one or more of these six defensive reactions. When we get defensive, we get into power struggles, which causes many unnecessary, destructive conflicts.
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