“…There remains a debate about whether VPT should be considered a substitute for direct parent-child contact and whether the use of this technology can provide justification to enable one parent to relocate with the child away from the other parent (Gottfried, 2002;Saini et al, 2013). Few empirical studies have examined the use of virtual parent-child contact within the context of separation and divorce offering some advancements within the field (Castelain- Meunier, 1997;Dworkin, McCann, & McGuire, 2016;Ganong, Coleman, Feistman, Jamison, & Markham, 2012;Gollop & Taylor, 2012;Saini et al, 2013;Wolman & Pomerance, 2012;Yarosh, Chew, & Abowd, 2009). Few empirical studies have examined the use of virtual parent-child contact within the context of separation and divorce offering some advancements within the field (Castelain- Meunier, 1997;Dworkin, McCann, & McGuire, 2016;Ganong, Coleman, Feistman, Jamison, & Markham, 2012;Gollop & Taylor, 2012;Saini et al, 2013;Wolman & Pomerance, 2012;Yarosh, Chew, & Abowd, 2009).…”