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  • Child Therapy,  Divorce & Separation,  Parenting

    Getting a Divorce? Don’t Rush to Put Your Child in Therapy.

    July 20, 2023 /

    A parent’s number one worry is their child(ren). In the case of separation or divorce, the worries about their child(ren) are often exacerbated as they face a big change. They agonize over how it will affect them and if they are doing the right thing. They lose sleep over the fear mongering statistics telling them that their child(ren) are doomed for mental health, behavioral and relationship issues in the future. As proactive and loving parents, what do they do? They sign their kids up for therapy. In a shocking twist, as a therapist, I’m here to tell you two things:  Divorce does not necessarily mean your child needs or will…

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