jeudi 17 mars 2011

How To Guide Your Children After Divorce

By Nancy Cross


Teenagers are the most affected family members should their parents go the divorce way. They particularly get emotionally challenged not to mention the hormonal changes and the process of adjusting to more responsibilities.

For parents who have gone through divorce process, helping their teens to overcome the trauma should be given top priority. This is because; teenagers from divorced parents have tendencies of impaired relationships with their parents or other people.

Parents are advised to keep their differences to themselves. Not to drag their teenagers into their dissatisfaction wrangles. It is not wisdom to involve the teens in these maters.

Divorce is not easily expressed to children though it is important to do so. The help of family members, friends or even a mental professional will be required to build a positive image in their relationships.

Parents should be careful to notice the physical as well as psychological changes of their children. It is important because, if it is neglected it can lead to withdrawal or even anger tantrums in the child.

Teenage period is very delicate especially emotionally whereby a divorce can be very damaging if not handled in the right way. To be of help to your teen, you may wish to help them get counseling derived at helping them get out of their emotional concerns.

Divorce will affect teenagers more. They get emotionally challenged especially when they see one of their parents living away from them. This will affect their school performance or even their financial flow.

Such challenge should be dealt with seriously to enable the child overcome the emotional concerns. The parents should ensure that they create enough time to be with their child so that any concerns can be shared without fear.




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