Carolyn Ellis Videos

Today, among the glut of single parenting self-help books, it's rare and refreshing to discover one that not only delivers just what the title offers, but exceeds all expectations with new insights, practical information and success tactics to guide readers through the maze of post-divorce parenting that helps parents and children not merely survive, but thrive. The book is The 7 Pitfalls of Single Parenting: What to Avoid to Help Your Children Thrive After Divorce by Carolyn Ellis. Best-selling author, Carolyn Ellis, has combined her academic background, broad based professional experience and personal involvement with divorce and single parenthood to write a definitive book every single-parent should have as a practical parenting road map. The book is based on in-depth research and observation of real life examples from clients, single parents, seminar attendees and her own invaluable experiences of raising three young children after divorce.

Today, among the glut of single parenting self help books, it's rare and refreshing to discover one that not only presents exactly what the title offers, but exceeds all expectations with new insight, practical information and success strategies to guide readers through the labyrinth of post-divorce parenthood that helps parents and children not just survive, but thrive. The book is The 7 Pitfalls of Single Parenting: What to Avoid to Help Your Children Thrive After Divorce by Carolyn Ellis. Best-selling writer, Carolyn Ellis, has combined her academic background, broad based professional knowledge and personal understanding with divorce and single parenthood to create a definitive book every single-parent should have as a practical parenting guide. The book is based on extensive research and observation of real life instances from clients, single parents, seminar attendees and her own invaluable experiences of raising three young children after divorce.

In today’s episode, I continue my discussion of with Max Sindell, the author of a book written specifically for children of divorce called “The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce.” He wrote this book specifically for children to help share his experience, demystify the process for children and help them find the “bright side” in his parents’ divorce. We’ll continue our conversation about parental dating, remarriage and new stepparents, how children can best handle the pros and cons of their parents divorce. You can find out more about Max and his work at www.survivingyourparentsdivorce.com

Today’s episode is the first part of Carolyn’s  interview with author Max Sindell, who wrote “The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce.” Now a young man in his early twenties, Sindell decided to write a guide specifically for children on how to handle their parents divorce. He draws specifically on his own experiences of his parents’ divorce and growing up with multiple stepparents, new families, and half-brothers. We’ll discuss his Divorced Kids Bill of Rights, how to handle family politics, the downside and the upside of divorce, all from a child’s perspective. You can find out more about Max and his work at www.survivingyourparentsdivorce.com

The Divorce 101 Show episode #7. In Episode 7 of The Divorce 101 Show, host Carolyn Ellis explores the topic of men and depression.