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| YCIDS Topic Guide |
A brief description of the topics covered in the Young Children in Divorce and Separation Online Program for parents |
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| Because It’s for the Kids eBook (English Version) |
This little book is a gem of a resource for separated parents, full of wisdom about the effects of parental conflict on children’s development, and on managing post-separation relationships. Now translated into French and German, this e-book is helping parents throughout the world to get onto the same page about co-parenting after separation. |
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| Because It’s for the Kids eBook |
French Version by International Social Service – Swiss office |
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| Because It’s for the Kids eBook |
German version by International Social Service – Swiss office |
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| CODIT (Charting Overnight Decisions for Infants and Toddlers): A4 |
The CODIT is a simple way to consider key questions that helpfully inform decisions about overnight care for very young children (0-3 years) after parental separation. The CODIT is based on a review of current developmental science (Pruett, McIntosh, & Kelly, 2014) and the authors’ consensus about its application to overnight decisions (McIntosh, Pruett, & Kelly, 2014*). The grid from the latter paper has been adapted here for easier use, and a chart has been added, to assist considerations. |
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| CODIT (Charting Overnight Decisions for Infants and Toddlers): US Legal |
US Legal version |
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| 20 Questions for Judges and Mediators |
A simple list of 20 questions designed for dispute resolution forums, to assist in ensuring parenting plans and orders about very young children are developmentally focused. |
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| Parent Education Group |
In this short video, we meet eight individual separated parents, attending an introductory Parent Education Group at a Family Relationship Centre, prior to the first mediation appointment with their former partners. In this context, their former partners attend a separate group at a different time. |
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| Tom’s Game |
Tom’s Game is a true story, told by a seven year old boy. Tom takes us through the breakdown of his parent’s marriage. With humour and charm, Tom tells us all about court, through the eyes of a child. Just when his parents seem to be ready to self-destruct, along comes a little lady with big glasses, and some child inclusive solutions for the whole family |
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