Ep. 22 Rosalind Sedaca: The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce

Better Divorce Podcast

English - August 21, 2019 12:00 - 50 minutes - 47.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
Mental Health Health & Fitness Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed

Previous Episode: Ep. 21 Debbie Martinez: Best ways to save money in divorce. (AND not to be missed unknown travel gems aka The Wizard of Oz)

Next Episode: Ep. 24 Christina Caputo Fenton: How you recover from loosing a sister to drugs, a life to booze, a career in beauty and turn it all around to help others

Rosalind Sedacca, CDC

The Voice of Child-Centered Divorce

Divorce & Co-Parenting Coach

Paulette and Rosalind met in March at the NADP conference where Rosalind was a guest panel expert on child centered divorce and parenting.

Rosalinds words of wisdom and clarity hit a soft spot in Paulette as they connected immediately when we shared their stories of divorce.

Rosalind is the Author of: How Do I Tell the Kids About the Divorce?

She created her book to answer that difficult question, How do I break the divorce news to him?

It’s creative, helpful and hopeful templates and scripts allow for the personalization of copy and photos to allow each child to walk through this new challenging chapter in their life.

You will find her website and network incredibly useful and practical.

www.childcentereddivorce.com

Founder, Child-Centered Divorce Network

Every decision we make impacts the children. Even if we are struggling with the other parent it’s always vital to remember that they will always be a part of their lives.

Would I be making the same decision if we were still married? We find it easy to use “bad cop, good cop” with each other. But when the ego is involved or one spouse is trying to hurt the other the children suffer.

Roselind and Paulette discuss

What are the most common and dreadful mistakes parents make in the divorce process?

Fighting in front or earshot of the children
Asking them to take sides
Being a messenger/spy or intruding
Keeping secrets
Lying or manipulating
Bad mouthing the other parent
Creating child as confidant

Rosalind expertly defines and describes the extreme cases of Parent Alienation and reminds us that despite it all we are

role models for our children 24/7.

Surprise fact! Rosalind is also and expert on dating after divorce.

Check out her show!

Divorce, Dating & Empowered Living Radio Show/Podcast:

https://www.goingsolomedia.com/divorce-dating-2019-shows

Dating In Mid-Life Mentor

Author: 99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60!

www.womendatingafter40.com

www.womendatingrescue.com

www.mensdatingformula.com

No. 1 Blog: Best Resources for Divorced Parents and Separated Families List