Library Resources on Divorce & Separation
BOOK **********
HELPING YOUR CHILD THROUGH SEPARATION AND DIVORCE
DIV BAN
BANKS, Glenda
This book is written for parents who want to minimise the trauma of separation and divorce for their children. The resource material it contains has been contributed by specialists in the fields of law, family counselling and health management. A positive guide to recovery from the negative effects of marriage breakdown and sets the ground rules for establishing new relationships between parents, parents and children, children and new partners.
111 p
1994
WHY DO FAMILIES BREAK UP?
DIV BIN
BINGHAM, Jane
Aimed at young people, with web links, discusses, marriages going wrong, the good and bad times in a relationship, what happens when things go bad, feelings during break ups, living arrangements, moving on and step families
2004
HOW TO HELP THE CHILDREN SURVIVE THE DIVORCE
DIV BRA
BRADLEY, Alan; BEVERIDGE; Jody
Covers the process of divorce, the split and the changes that can follow. Legal aspects are also discussed but readers have to be aware that this is a UK book
2004
DINOSAURS DIVORCE : A GUIDE FOR CHANGING FAMILIES
DIV BRO
BROWN, Laurene Krasny; Brown, Marc
A book for children of divorced or separated parents. Uses cartoon figures to show how children feel about their parents divorce, living with one parent, celebrating holidays, etc., telling friends, meeting parents new friends, having step parents and siblings.
32 p
1986
WHY AM I AFRAID TO DIVORCE?
DIV BUT
BUTTERWORT, Jane
Nearly half of modern day marriages end in divorce. In spite of this, people still set out in a spirit of optimism, convinced that they have found a partner for life and that the marriage will be among those that work. Jane butterworth's book is for men and women who haven't yet reached a final decision, but who think that divorce may be their only option. It tries to help the individual decide whether this is the case, and what the practical and emotional implications will be.
119 p
1994
THE ESSENTIAL GRANDPARENT'S GUIDE TO DIVORCE: Making a difference in the family
DIV CAR
CARSON, Lillian Dr
This guide teaches you how to handle the complicated and delicate situation resulting from divorce in the family - tips on how to maintain your support for your grandchildren, as well as your grown children - answers many questions
123 p
1999
DIV CSA
WHAT ABOUT ME? Taking Care of yourself. Practical ideas on looking after yourself after separation
Practical ideas in caring for yourself
2004
ME, MY KIDS AND MY EX Forming a workable relationship for the benefit of your children. Tips and Hints on surviving separation
DIV CSA
Child Support Agency
Advice on establishing good relationships for the children
2005
ME AND MY KIDS PARENTING FROM A DISTANCE Tips and hints to help you build on your relationship with your children after separation
DIV CSA
Child Support Agency
How to maintain your relationship with children when you do not see them often
2004
CHILDREN AND SEPARATION: A guide for parents
DIV FCC
Family Court Counselling
A guide for parents. What happens for children when their parents separate? there have always been children growing up in one parent families. They develop and flourish just as well as other children. When a separation takes place, children generally experience many of the same feelings as adults.
16 p
1990
CHILDREN AND SEPARATION - A guide for parents.
DIV FCC
Family Court of Australia
Separation or divorce does not normally end your involvement and responsibility as a parent. Children need the continuing affection and support of both parents. This will require cooperation with your former partner which may not always be easy. The pain of a separation can be felt in many ways. This book helps the parent for helping the children with separation or divorce.
16 p
1996
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT SEPARATION FOR CHILDREN
DIV FCC
Family Court counselling
Questions and answers about separation for children. Attempts to answer the most commonly asked questions in simple terms a young person can understand.
8 p
1996
WHY CAN'T I SLEEP AT NANA'S ANY MORE?
DIV FRI
FRIEDMAN, Leila
Death, divorce and the grandparents. A woman nurses her terminally ill daughter, and looks after her grandchildren while their father is at work. The blow comes at the funeral. 'Have the children's clothes ready in the morning", says the new widower. 'They don't belong in your family now." When parents die, divorce or desert their children, the special bond between grandparents and their grandchildren can easily be ignored. Grandparents are the forgotten group-strangers in the eyes of the law, with no custodial rights.
98 p
1990
WHEN IT'S OVER
DIV HAU
HAUPTMANN, Marilyn
For most people, separation and divorce are emotionally difficult. Once you have decided to leave your spouse the practical details to be set in motion can seem overwhelming and the prospect of facing the legal system a daunting one.
148 p
1995
FAMILY FALLOUT Young women talk about family break-up
DIV HIN
HINES, Helen (ed)
Young women talk about what life is like when a family splits up , has major changes, or adjusts to step families and foster care.
2000
DIVORCE SURVIVAL GUIDE
DIV KEL
KELLY, Elizabeth
Going to court, property matters, custody, access and child support, coping with your emotions. Around 45,000 marriages end in separation or divorce each year. This is one of life's most stressful experiences, but all too often separating partners suffer in silence, unaware of what help is available. A better understanding of the legal process and support services is invaluable. This useful book will answer all your questions.
64 p
1993
GETTING APART TOGETHER : THE COUPLES GUIDE TO A FAIR DIVORCE OR SEPARATION
DIV KRA
KRANITZ, Martin A
A comprehensive self help guide for separating couples who want to negotiate their own settlements. You'll get ground rules, outlines for discussion, sample forms, and options for divorce mediation without bloodshed. Areas include co-parenting and custody, financial support, property, insurance and taxes.
147 p
1987
UNDERSTANDING SEPARATION AND DIVORCE
DIV PAR
PARKER, Judith
Judy Parker is an early childhood educator/counsellor specialising in grief and loss - understanding divorce and separation, the four stages of change, behaviour patterns in children, telling a child about separation and divorce, the grief of moving and many other topics for the parent, early childhood educator
14 p
1995
THE SEPARATION SURVIVAL GUIDEBOOK: A helpful guide through the perilous journey to divorce
DIV RAV
RAVEN, James
Hints on how to save trough shortcuts, save money, time and sanity
72 p
1999
MOM'S HOUSE,DAD'S HOUSE
DIV RIC
RICCI, Isolina
Making shared custody work. How parents can make two homes for their children after divorce. An essential guide to making any custody situation work better.
270 p
1980
A WOMAN'S GUIDE TO DIVORCE AND DECISION MAKING
DIV ROB
ROBERTSON, Christina
Tailored to the specific needs of women considering or beginning divorce proceedings, this guide eases the pain and doubt and restores strength and confidence. It discusses the emotional aspects of divorce as well as the legal and practical ones, from telling your children about your decision to establishing credit in your own name.
229 p
1989
MY KIDS DONT LIVE WITH ME ANYMORE : COPING WITH THE CUSTODY CRISIS
DIV VIR
VIRTUE, Doreen
This book guides parents through the shock, depression, realisation and healing of losing custody of kids through divorce. It covers the questions asked, the adjustments being made and the fears being raised when this situation occurs.
172 p
1988
CD-R **********
DEALING WITH SEPARATION Experience, tips and tools
DIV CHI
Child Support Agency
Cd that covers children, financial apsects, new relationships and looking after oneself
2005
