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Padres para siempre: Guía para los padres en el impacto del divorcio en los adultos (Parents Forever: Impact of Divorce on Adults Parent Handbook - Spanish)

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NOTE: This is a Web Sampler. Information about the complete publication and how to order it is available here.

This is part of the Padres para siempre curriculum developed for Spanish-speaking divorcing or never-been-married parents. It gives an overview of the emotions typically involved in the divorce process and discusses ways to cope with difficult emotions and unrealistic expectations. This booklet is intended specifically for parents.

Indice

Entender el proceso del divorcio

  • Las seis etapas del divorcio
  • Factores que determinan el efecto del divorcio en su vida

Comprender el enojo y el conflicto

  • Tipos de enojo
  • Técnicas para minimizar el enojo
  • Sugerencias para manejar el enojo

Divorcio y estrés

Aspectos que toda familia que enfrenta un divorcio debe saber

  • Violencia doméstica
  • Abuso causado por el cónyuge: poder y control
  • Señales de alerta
  • Maneras de evadir este tipo de abuso
  • Refugios de emergencia para víctimas de abuso doméstico
  • Sobre el abuso infantil
  • Enfermedades de transmisión sexual (ETS)

Conclusion

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An English version of this booklet is also available: Parents Forever: Impact of Divorce on Adults Parent Handbook

See the related program: Parents Forever



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