Resources
Links
Parenting
- The Cooperative Parenting Institute
- Kids First
- Love and Logic
- Children in the Middle
- Parenting Tips
- Common Sense Media
- AFCC Family Resources
- Children Learn What They Live
Co-Parenting
- Managing Conflict During Divorce
- Cooperative Parenting or Parallel Parenting?
- AFCC Shared Parenting Brochure
- Co-Parents’ Bill of Rights
- Freedom Online Coparenting
- Guide to Separation & Divorce
Mediation & Evaluation
- An Introduction to CCRC
- Tips to Prepare for Child Custody Mediation
- Ground Rules
- Parenting Plan Worksheet – Sacramento County
- AAML Model Parenting Plan
- High Conflict Institute
- AAML Child Centered Residential Guidelines
- Orientation to Child Custody Recommending Counseling (Video)
- Guidelines for Preparing Children for Parenting Plan Interviews
Also of Interest
Recent Blog Posts
Understanding the Co-Parenting Continuum
Parenting after divorce exists on a continuum, with varying degrees of cooperation and external involvement needed to ensure effective decision-making for the child’s welfare.
Navigating the Storm: System 1 and System 2 Thinking in High Conflict Coparenting
Coparenting in high conflict custody situations can feel like sailing through a storm. Decisions must be made swiftly and effectively, but emotions and biases often cloud our judgment.
How to Cultivate Empathy for Narcissists Without Sacrificing Your Well-Being
Developing empathy for narcissists can be a challenging endeavor, particularly if you’ve experienced harm or manipulation due to their behavior.
What is Emotional Flooding?
Emotional flooding, also known as emotional overwhelm, refers to a state in which a person becomes overwhelmed by intense emotions or an excessive amount of emotional stimuli.
Thoughtful Discipline
The expiatory cycle is the original idea of my late friend and colleague, Bob Smith. It is a simple model intended to help parents recognize the profound importance of discipline.