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In this hour of Connections—guest-hosted by WXXI’s Jasmin Singer—we delve into a pivotal question: Can children thrive after divorce with the right support? We explore this with JoAnne Pedro-Carroll, Ph.D., a renowned clinical psychologist and expert in children's post-divorce well-being.
Pedro-Carroll, known for her influential book, “Putting Children First,” and as an advisor to Sesame Workshop’s Resilience Project, brings critical insights. We discuss children's reactions to parental separation; strategies for parents to enhance children's emotional health during and post-divorce; tools for discussing divorce and other sensitive topics with children; and effective co-parenting communication and relationship strategies.
Our guest:
- JoAnne Pedro-Carroll, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and author of “Putting Children First”