Attention: Divorced parents, and parents approaching divorce, grandparents & relatives of children of divorced parents, counselling professionals, and family court solicitors
If you really care about your children… You must read this letter right to the very end. It could the most important letter that you have ever read.
In the process of your divorce… your children are watching their security, their family unit, and their entire world as they know it, totally crumble around them.
It is probably the most trauma they have ever faced. They are taking it all in… totally scared to death… not sure how to process it.
They don’t know the answers to… what it will mean to their lives. What will happen to them? Will they be abandoned? Is this the norm in the lives of adults? Is this how marriage turns out? Is this the way their future marriage will turn out too.
The outcome could be traumatized children becoming lifelong traumatized adults… or you can help it turn out totally opposite for them… children that turn into well-adjusted adults, leading very happy productive lives.
It is actually up to you. How you help them work through these issues will determine their future lives.
With your help and communication, your children can successfully work through the emotional issues caused by this trauma.
I am about to show you a way that will provide the strategies and advice for you and your children to help cope and to make the process an easier and happier one.
That because of you taking the time and effort to help your children work through these issues now…
Your children will be happy children that turn into happy adults. They won’t carry the emotional scars of what they see going on in their family around them into their adulthood and into their married life. Because of what they have learned… their marriages will most likely turn out to be very happy ones.
Congratulations… They lived happily ever after… and that’s not the ending of a fairy tale. It’s what you can accomplish by using this important time in their lives to work with your children as your priority #1.
They don’t have the peace of mind knowing that they can actually help their children through this time. They don’t know if their children will be OK. If their children will be able to cope. If their children’s difficult behaviour Is because of the divorce/separation. They don’t know how to help their children understand what is happening and reassure them that everything is going to be okay?
What are these parents top 3 daily frustrations?… Coping with the children on their own; worrying about their children’s ongoing happiness; worrying about how the separation will affect their children in the future
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