By Taylor Zanon, LAMFT In Part 1 of our series, we explored the common myths that often keep families trapped in uncertainty about divorce. We discovered that contrary to widespread beliefs, children can thrive after divorce, co-parenting relationships can be positive, and families often find renewed happiness and stability on their new path. We alsoContinueContinue reading “Rethinking Divorce (PART 2): Could It Lead You to a Brighter Future?”
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Rethinking Divorce: 10 Common Divorce Myths Debunked And What You Should Really Know
By Taylor Zanon, LAMFT Myths About Divorce As a family therapist, I’ve worked with countless families navigating divorce, and one thing becomes clear: many of the fears and beliefs that keep parents awake at night are based on outdated myths rather than reality! While divorce certainly represents a significant life transition, contemporary research, and clinicalContinueContinue reading “Rethinking Divorce: 10 Common Divorce Myths Debunked And What You Should Really Know”
The Role of a Family Therapist: What to Expect in Family Therapy
You might have heard of family therapy before but have no idea what it exactly means or looks like. How many people are involved? What kinds of issues do people talk about in family therapy? In this blog, I answer your most commonly asked questions about family therapy. By Lisa Marcelino, PhD, LMFT, CCTP WhatContinueContinue reading “The Role of a Family Therapist: What to Expect in Family Therapy”
When A Child Is Given Too Much Responsibility: Parentification and 7 Ways Therapy Can Help
What’s the “right” amount of responsibility we should give to kids? When should parents rely on their children for physical or emotional support, if at all? And what happens when a child takes on too much? By Reema Patel, LAMFT What is parentification? Some children feel the weight of the world on their shoulders fromContinueContinue reading “When A Child Is Given Too Much Responsibility: Parentification and 7 Ways Therapy Can Help”