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Advantages & Disadvantages of Divorce
Dealing With a Bad Divorce
Dealing With Guilt After a Divorce
Do & Don't in Divorce
Finding Happiness After Divorce
Getting Help With Divorce
How Can You Avoid a Divorce?
How Divorce Affects Teens
How Divorce Hurts Children
How Does Divorce Affect Girls?
How to Avoid Getting a Divorce
How to Cope With Divorce
How to Get Over a Divorce
How to Help Your Child Understand Divorce
How to Meet Women After a Divorce
How to Stop Harassment After a Divorce
Recovering After Divorce
Starting Over After Divorce
Surviving Divorce as a Man
Top Reasons for Divorce
What to Expect During a Divorce
Why Do People Get Divorced?
Being Friends With an Ex-wife
Being Friends With an Ex-husband
Divorcing Homosexual Partners
Getting Help After a Divorce
Religion & Divorce
Going Back to a Spouse After Divorce
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Summary: Divorce hurts children because they often blame themselves for the problems between the parents. Get professional help in the form of a child guidance counselor or child psychologist with tips from a relationship specialist and talk show host in this free video on divorce.
Dr. Paul Vehorn has a Ph.D and did graduate work in behavior psychology. He has also been a nationwide talk show host on the Sun Radio Network. Dr. Vehorn wrote "Dynamic Dating" and...read more
"Mrs. Doubtfire was a perfect example of where we're going right now. How does divorce affect children? This is Dr. Paul, author of Boomer Girls, a boomer woman's guide to men and dating, and host of Ask Dr. Paul. It's all my fault. That's how children feel, when they're parents get divorced. They feel responsible. It's all about them. If they weren't alive, if they didn't exist, mom and dad would still be married. They'd be happy. It's all my fault. It's sad, but that's the child's way of thinking, whether it's boy or girl. That's how they feel. You need to get professional help, and I'm talking about a child psychologist, because that's a critical time in their lives. They feel rejection, and they feel rejections from both parents, and worse than that, they feel rejection from themselves. Look, it's a serious matter. It can be a suicidal matter. Don't let that happen. I don't even want to talk about any of the options, except one, and that is to get professional help, and I'm talking about child guidance, professional child psychologist,and do it immediately, because you don't need to have a tragedy, on top of the tragedy. This is Dr. Paul. May your fantasies of today, be your realities of tomorrow."
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