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A New Way to Discover the Best Co-Parenting Partnership Type

By Jamie C. Williamson, PhD Divorce should not be entered into lightly, especially if you are a parent. Marriages may dissolve. But co-parenting is truly a “to death do us part” commitment. Parents must choose (and it is a choice) whether they will have a friendly divorce or an acrimonious one. The decision

Co-parenting in the Best Interest of the Children

by Jamie C. Williamson, PhD Sometimes divorced parents must sacrifice their own desires to act in “the best interest of the children”. Here’s an example. My neighbor is a divorced Mother in an exemplary co-parenting relationship with the Father of her children. This is his week to be with their kids. He’ll have them all

In “Work it Out”, Dr. Jamie C. Williamson draws on theory, research and 25+ years of professional university leadership and teaching, consulting, counseling, and mediation experience to provide insights and practical guidance to women and men who want to work out their issues, “de-stress” their marriage, and restore the amity and joy they once had.

Of course, some relationships fail, no matter how hard we try to repair them. This blog also will help divorcing couples “work it out” so they can remain friendly with their former spouse and resolve their divorce settlement issues in a way that serves the on-going needs of all involved, especially the children.