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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2026 · 12 MIN

Episode 212- Separated or Divorced? How to Help Your Child Navigate Two Houses

from Counselling Conversations with Julie · host Julie Thomas

Today we dive into the heart of parenting challenges and uncover strategies that may help you and your family thrive. In today's episode we’re tackling a topic that resonates with so many families: How to Help Your Child Navigate Two Houses. Separation or divorce can bring about significant changes, especially for children who must adjust to living between two homes. But here’s the thing, while this transition can be tough, there are ways to create a supportive, loving environment that ensures your child feels secure and understood.  In this episode, we’ll share practical strategies to help your child adapt to life between two houses, all while prioritising their emotional well-being. So, grab a cuppa, settle in, and let’s explore how you might make this journey smoother for your child and your family. Thank you for joining me today. For more information, please click the link to check out more at Beyond The Surface Counsellinghttps://linktr.ee/beyondthesurfacecounselling

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