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Description:High conflict divorce can leave children polarized within the transitioning family system, aligned with one parent and resisting or refusing contact with the other parent/b. Rather than becoming mired in the bottomless pit of back and forth blame, more and more courts are seeking remedies in the form of reunification therapy.Charged with helping the polarized child to enjoy a healthy relationship with both parents, we know what doesnt work: individual child therapy cannot remedy a family systems problem. Dyadic interventions with the child and either parent are seldom sufficient. Even family therapies fall short when they are not grounded in well-established, reliable, and valid science.Mending Fences introduces a child-centered, systemically informed, empirically-validated, and experientially-proven collaborative reunification protocol. Focusing on the anxiety inhibiting the systems healthy functioning, well-respected and long-validated cognitive behavioral exposure methods are fused with structural family therapy to reduce the childs anxieties about separating from one parent and approaching the other, the aligned parents fears of separation and loss, and the rejected parents fears of rejection.A common vocabulary across coordinated interventions allows children across the spectrum of ages and abilities to identify and overcome an individually tailored succession of anxiety-inducing events so as to gradually (re-)establish healthy and safe relationships with both parents.The Mending Fences protocol is practical, proven, and effective. The user-friendly discussion is peppered with up-to-date references to the scientific literature and international case law. Application via video conferencing platforms is discussed.Included: Case illustrations, sample court orders and service agreementsWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Mending Fences: A collaborative, cognitive-behavioral reunification protocol serving the best interests of the post-divorce, polarized child. To get started finding Mending Fences: A collaborative, cognitive-behavioral reunification protocol serving the best interests of the post-divorce, polarized child, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: High conflict divorce can leave children polarized within the transitioning family system, aligned with one parent and resisting or refusing contact with the other parent/b. Rather than becoming mired in the bottomless pit of back and forth blame, more and more courts are seeking remedies in the form of reunification therapy.Charged with helping the polarized child to enjoy a healthy relationship with both parents, we know what doesnt work: individual child therapy cannot remedy a family systems problem. Dyadic interventions with the child and either parent are seldom sufficient. Even family therapies fall short when they are not grounded in well-established, reliable, and valid science.Mending Fences introduces a child-centered, systemically informed, empirically-validated, and experientially-proven collaborative reunification protocol. Focusing on the anxiety inhibiting the systems healthy functioning, well-respected and long-validated cognitive behavioral exposure methods are fused with structural family therapy to reduce the childs anxieties about separating from one parent and approaching the other, the aligned parents fears of separation and loss, and the rejected parents fears of rejection.A common vocabulary across coordinated interventions allows children across the spectrum of ages and abilities to identify and overcome an individually tailored succession of anxiety-inducing events so as to gradually (re-)establish healthy and safe relationships with both parents.The Mending Fences protocol is practical, proven, and effective. The user-friendly discussion is peppered with up-to-date references to the scientific literature and international case law. Application via video conferencing platforms is discussed.Included: Case illustrations, sample court orders and service agreementsWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Mending Fences: A collaborative, cognitive-behavioral reunification protocol serving the best interests of the post-divorce, polarized child. To get started finding Mending Fences: A collaborative, cognitive-behavioral reunification protocol serving the best interests of the post-divorce, polarized child, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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