Parenting Coalitions after Remarriage: Dynamics and Therapeutic Guidelines

Abstract

This article defines and discusses the advantages of parenting coalitions when children have contact with both of their parents after divorce and remarriage. It outlines the developmental sequence leading to such coalitions and describes common obstacles encountered by the adults. The major focus is on therapeutic interventions which can help the adults form parenting coalitions, illustrated with case examples.

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