2011
DOI: 10.5172/jfs.2011.17.1.24
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Evaluation of an information program for separating parents

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“…As is the case in the Men's Story Project, a key aim is for the stories told by children, mothers, and fathers to reflect on the personal and familial costs of violence, abuse, coercive control, and other acts of oppressive intimacy. Notably, when children's accounts of their experiences of parental conflict, coercive control, and/or violence feature in separated parenting programs, they have been shown to act as ‘wake‐up calls’ and ‘light‐bulb moments.’ prompting parents to reassess their thoughts and actions (Philip & O'Brien, ; Robertson & Pryor, ).…”
Section: Recognising Parental Loss Caring About Emotional Pain and mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As is the case in the Men's Story Project, a key aim is for the stories told by children, mothers, and fathers to reflect on the personal and familial costs of violence, abuse, coercive control, and other acts of oppressive intimacy. Notably, when children's accounts of their experiences of parental conflict, coercive control, and/or violence feature in separated parenting programs, they have been shown to act as ‘wake‐up calls’ and ‘light‐bulb moments.’ prompting parents to reassess their thoughts and actions (Philip & O'Brien, ; Robertson & Pryor, ).…”
Section: Recognising Parental Loss Caring About Emotional Pain and mentioning
confidence: 99%