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The Challenges of COVID‐19 for Divorcing and Post‐divorce Families

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Family Dynamics and Relationships COVID-19 and Mental Health Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics

Abstract

COVID-19 and the accompanying procedures of shelter-in-place have had a powerful effect on all families but have additional special meanings in the context of families contemplating divorce, divorcing, or carrying out postdivorce arrangements. This paper explores those special meanings for these families. It also offers suggestions for couple and family therapists involved in helping these families during the time of COVID-19.

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