High Conflict Divorce, Verbal Abuse, Parental Alienation - Information and Tips!

from ALLWays Another Way · host Marina Sbrochi

Marina Sbrochi is the author of Nasty Divorce: A Kid's Eye View and she writes positive divorce advice for The Huff Post. She has a Masters in Professional Counseling and is trained in Clinical Hypnosis. If you are in a violent situation or a situation that has the potential to become violent - please call 911 and seek police help. Contact https://www.thehotline.org/ and call them at 1-800- 799 -7233 Marina talks about verbal abuse, how to address it. How to create boundaries and empower your children. What NOT TO SAY to children during divorce and what to say instead. You can take the high road. It isn't easy -- but the VIEW is 10000000000000000 better. You can get custom recordings at www.allwaysanotherway.com and my new business venture at www.betterthanaboardroom.com I appreciate you listening. Please share. If you feel like making a donation for this track or anything that I have helped you with, I am appreciative. $1 or anything is great. Donate Here --- https://bit.ly/2lDuBIc

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