Do you have something BIG to tell your kids and not sure how? Are you unsure how to move forward from something challenging that happened in your past? You will want to read this non-clinical, short guidebook. Here are comments from actual readers about Divorce: How to Tell Your Kids.
"Divorce is a devastating loss in the life of a child. Knowing how to connect to the heart of your child and KEEP it during that difficult process is priceless. Thank you Damon for writing a resource that I will be IMMEDIATELY telling others about!"
- Tiffany Berg Coughran, Author Speaker Chaplain
"This handbook is filled with advice on staging that first critical discussion with your child, including how to monitor body language, manage emotions and more. Martin’s background uniquely qualifies him to assist: he’s not only a professional communicator, Martin is also a child of divorce and a divorced father of three, as well. This step-by-step approach to discussing divorce is personal, applicable, and compassionate – all from one who has been on both sides of that difficult conversation."
Brian Kagel, Author, MS, Counseling Psychology, Southern Methodist University
"I just got done reading your book. I really liked...Chapter 3: Where do we go from here? The entire book was great! It's a good book for anyone that was affected by divorce. I connected with your book even though my family divorce happened over 19 years ago."
- Brooke, 33. Pennsylvania.
While I certainly hope you will not be in a position to need a book like this, IF you do, then this is the book to assist you to help your kids through this difficult process.
How to Tell Your Kids
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