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You Got a Divorce. How Did That Make Your Kids Feel?Article Summary: Your children are going to feel that your divorce is the end of the world for them. It's wonderful to do a lot of explaining with them and a lot of listening to them. It's also good to help them to unfold some coping skills.
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In his book "Getting Over It: Wisdom for Divorced Parents," Len Stauffenger shares his simple wisdom gleaned from his divorce with his daughters and with you. Len is a Success Coach and an Attorney. You can purchase Len's book and it's accompanying workbook at
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