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Empowering and Supporting Families through Divorce and Separation

How you tell your kids you are separating really matters for how they handle the change. Make it clear that it's not their fault, they will be taken care of, and you will always love them.

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Dealing with Change

Wherever you can, work to make the changes that come with separating as few and as easy as possible to reduce the amount of stress on yourself and your children.…

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Conflict

Wherever you can, work to make the changes that come with separating as few and as easy as possible to reduce the amount of stress on yourself and your children.…

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Feelings and Self Care

Wherever you can, work to make the changes that come with separating as few and as easy as possible to reduce the amount of stress on yourself and your children.…

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Relationships

Wherever you can, work to make the changes that come with separating as few and as easy as possible to reduce the amount of stress on yourself and your children.…

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Your Rights

Wherever you can, work to make the changes that come with separating as few and as easy as possible to reduce the amount of stress on yourself and your children.…

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Support for All as Families Evolve

Families evolve in many ways, and navigating these changes is a journey for the whole family. Our platform is here to offer tailored resources and support across three distinct levels, ensuring every family member finds the guidance they need, personalized just for them.

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Resources and advice for parents to manage family transitions and support their children effectively.
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Helping kids understand and navigate family changes with fun activities and advice.
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Finding Peace in Transition

When we realized it was time to part ways, our biggest worry was how it would affect our family. This website offered us the guidance we needed to approach our separation with kindness and understanding. The Parent Guide was a beacon during our darkest times, helping us keep our children's well-being at the forefront.

Sarah, 45

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Finding Peace in Transition

When we realized it was time to part ways, our biggest worry was how it would affect our family. This website offered us the guidance we needed to approach our separation with kindness and understanding. The Parent Guide was a beacon during our darkest times, helping us keep our children's well-being at the forefront.

Sarah, 45

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Territorial Acknowledgement

We would like to acknowledge that  this material was published on the  traditional unceded territory of the  Coast Salish peoples, including the  territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm  (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh  (Squamish), and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ/ Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

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