According to the Pew Research Center, the divorce rate tripled for those older than 65 years old, reported Fortune.
As divorces among couples with adult-children become more common, estrangement between baby boomer parents and their children has become a growing phenomenon.
In this podcast interview with Skeptic.com’s Michael Shermer, Dr. Joshua Coleman covers various topics such as his own experience with estrangement, when couples should stay together for their children or divorce, and how perspectives between parents and children may differ.
In fact, as the leading psychologist on family dynamics, estrangement, and mending relationships, Dr. Coleman has two in-depth keynote presentations on divorce and child estrangement:
Keynote: Staying Close to Your Children After Divorce
- Learn how to protect children from a messy divorce or troubled ex-spouse
- Understand the 3 most important tools to keep the lines of communication open between you and your child
- Learn how to develop a co-parenting plan with your ex
Keynote: The Gray Divorce: Challenges and Opportunities
- Learn how to date again when you are years out of practice
- Reduce conflicts with adult children who don’t like the new person you’re dating or marrying
- Discover how to use the divorce as an opportunity for growth and self-exploration
Book Dr. Joshua Coleman now, or contact info@mollieplotkingroup.com for more information on Dr. Coleman’s availability, fees, and topics.