Children of Divorce

Children of Divorce Travelling Light Is Emotionally Heavy

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An authoritative parenting perspective on belongings, boundaries and building resilience through separation When parents divorce, children often move between homes with only the clothes on their back. This practical solution can quietly harm emotional security, autonomy and resilience. Learn why authoritative parenting supports children’s right to their belongings, comfort items and life-skill development during separation. […]

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The Link Between Aggression and Parental Alienation

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When a Child’s Anger Is Not “Bad Behaviour” There is a particular kind of pain a child carries silently. It is the pain of being caught between two parents during a high-conflict divorce and worse, being coached, manipulated or emotionally coerced to reject one of the people they love most in the world. This process

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