Including Children in Divorce Mediation and Education: Potential Benefits and Cautions

Deborah B. Gentry

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Research measuring the effectiveness of divorce-mediation services and divorce-education programs shows that these services and programs help minimize the negative impact of parental divorce on children. The author discusses the benefits of including children in either intervention, concluding that practitioners who facilitate children's communication regarding their perceptions of parental divorce and its aftermath must manage this task with sensitivity and care.

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