Fundamentals of Co-Parenting

Whether you're brand new to co-parenting or have been co-parenting for years, these fundamentals are essential for keeping communication on track.

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Dear Marsha: Navigating the Impact of Emotional Harm in Co-Parenting

Emotional harm between parents can have a negative impact on the whole family. Dr. Marsha Kline…

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Dear Marsha: Children Receiving Mixed Messages

Receiving different messages from parents can be a great source of confusion for children. Dr.…

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Dear Marsha: Co-Parenting Schedules & eLearning

Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett offers guidance related to managing shared parenting schedules while…

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Dear Marsha: Shared Parenting During a Crisis

In our Dear Marsha blog series, Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett will answer your pressing questions on…

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Dear Marsha: When to Adapt a Parenting Plan

Modifying a parenting plan can be challenging, especially if co-parents can't agree on changes. Dr.…

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Dear Marsha: Talking to Kids About COVID-19

In our Dear Marsha blog series, Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett will answer your pressing questions on…

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Dear Marsha: Your Personalized Co-Parenting Column

In our Dear Marsha blog series, Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett will answer your pressing questions on…

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Dear Marsha: When to Work with a Parent Coordinator

When should you enlist help from a Parent Coordinator? Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett share her insights…

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Dear Marsha: Dealing with Retaliatory Behaviors in Co-Parenting

In this edition of the Dear Marsha series, Dr. Kline Pruett addresses a question about shared…

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4 Reasons Equally Shared Parenting is Good for Parents (As Well As Kids)

When parents equally share time with a co-parent, this frees both mom and dad up in time and money…

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