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What and How to Tell Your Children About Your Divorce

Posted on February 20, 2010, by Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC

Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC
provides some important and valuable tips for explaining a divorce to your children.

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Your Divorce Marathon

Posted on January 30, 2010, by Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC

Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC shares her advice on how to pace yourself emotionally and mentally during a divorce by using the same concept as running a marathon race.

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Ask Yourself, Who Really Needs Help in Your Family?

Posted on January 9, 2010, by Guest Contributor Gregory Ramey, PhD, Child Psychologist and Dayton Daily News Columnist

Child Psychologist and Dayton Daily News Columnist Dr, Gregory Ramey, offers a few guidelines to determine who really needs help in families that are dealing with emotional, mential or domestic violence issues.

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Strategies to Make Your Christmas Less Stressful

Posted on December 19, 2009, by Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC

Ohio Family Law Blog Contributor Donna F. Ferber, a psychotherapist from Connecticut, shares her easy tips on how to make your Christmas less stressful and your holdidays more enjoyable after a Divorce or Seperation.

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Upcoming Parenting Seminar Featuring Dr. Gregory Ramey, Ph.D.

Posted on November 18, 2009, by Robert L. Mues

Attorney Robert Mues announces a parenting seminar featuring child psychologistat Dr. Gregory Ramey for 6:30 p.m., December 3, 2009, at Dayton Children’s Outpatient Care Center , Springboro, Ohio.

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