Heather Brown, family mediator and behavioural mentor, speaks to us about contact centres. For 7 years, Heather was manager of two contact centres and having had enquiries about contact centers in and around the UK, I couldn’t think of anyone better to ask
There are ways to explore exotic locales or places closer to home and not break the bank. The Travel Bug is in our family’s DNA, so I had to learn some financial shortcuts to make this possible. I am in a group
It may not seem like a relaxing holiday with a baby in tow – but with a little pre-planning it can be rewarding for all. Having a trip with a limited itinerary, such as a beach holiday worked well for us. My
These suggestions for great holidays after divorce are from a kid’s point of view. Shop around for holiday destinations for children with an affordable deal and have a fantastic adventure. Singapore is clean, easy to get around with a plethora of attractions
A holiday on a cruise ship can be just the way to tick all of the boxes for fun, adventure, and family time while keeping to a strict budget. I started cruising when my sons were two and six and we have
Trust your gut instinct when negotiating shared care. If supervised visitation is warranted – then speak up. Your child’s safety is paramount, especially when there is a narcissistic parent who is focused on themselves. An eminent psychologist told me that narcissism was the
After a divorce or separation, one important thing to consider is the impact on your family’s sleeping patterns. Getting a divorce with children may involve numerous hours of lost sleep. To mark National Bed Month 2015, we’re looking at how a relationship
In my previous article, I wrote about divorced fathers and their children. I put across some really important research that helps you know and understand just how vital your presence, as a father is, in your child’s life now and way into
There are so many stories from adult children of divorce who remember their parents’ divorce like it was yesterday. Some talk about being let down over and over again by their fathers who would fail to turn up for scheduled visits. Others
When I learned you were going to be part of my son’s life, I couldn’t breathe. I expected you to despise me, the ex-wife, in the way so many women do. And I worried you’d see my little boy as a nuisance,
I often watch and seek out videos that help in one way or other when it comes to issues around divorce and especially those around children and divorce. Many have written on the effects of divorce on children and why children need
This article is intended for non-resident parents in the early stages of separation that are starting to experience difficulties with arrangements for their children. By keeping these tips in mind, you will be giving yourself the best opportunity to resolve you situation
