Divorce and Children: Listen to Me (Children Psychology)

Divorced parents, or those in the process of divorcing, often
believe they have done all they can to make the experience of
divorce tolerable for their child. But many parents do not know
how to help their child voice his concerns, especially if their child
is afraid to say what is on his mind.

That is why Dr. Gottlieb has chosen to present his thoughts
via the voice of children—in their own language—in a dialogue
that will sound more familiar and compelling. Rather than hear
a psychologist speaking to your brain, you will hear your child
speaking to your heart.

This book shows you the mind of your child. It is a message
that is not always pleasant for parents to hear, but if you are going
to divorce, or have already divorced, you need to hear it… almost
as much as your child needs to say it.

Dr. Daniel Gottlieb is a clinical psychologist and
family therapist in Israel. He serves as the Director
of Clinical Services at Shinui: The Israeli Institute for
Systemic Studies, Family, Personal and Organizational
Change. Dr. Gottlieb is frequently appointed by
the courts as a custody evaluator and parenting
coordinator. He received his doctoral degree from
Yeshiva University's Ferkauf Graduate School of
Psychology, and his training in family therapy from
the Ackerman Institute for the Family.