G.D.Lengacher: Life Coach for Post-Divorce Healing, Finances, Career Choices
Podcast – Surviving Divorce Podcast
197 When Your Child Doesn’t Want To Go With You
197 When Your Child Doesn’t Want To Go With You
197 When Your Child Doesn’t Want To Go With You
Monday 5th September 2016
Discover tips for nurturing your relationship with your child after divorce, even when they avoid spending time with you. Listen to 'Surviving Divorce Podcast' now.
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G.D.Lengacher: Life Coach for Post-Divorce Healing, Finances, Career Choices
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!When Your Child Avoids You Post-Divorce: Tips for Rebuilding Bonds
Err on the side of loving your daughter, err, on the side of giving her some control. Don't force her continually to do something she doesn't want to do, and you know, maybe you need to just have a conversation with her.
Divorce is tough on everyone, but it can be especially challenging when your child doesn't want to spend time with you. In this episode of the 'Surviving Divorce Podcast', host G.D. Lengacher tackles a listener's question about this heart-wrenching issue. Drawing from his own experiences, Lengacher offers practical advice on how to handle these delicate situations with care and empathy. He emphasizes that every child is unique and may need different approaches at different times.
Forcing a child to spend time with you might backfire, making them even more resistant in the future. Instead, Lengacher suggests giving your child some control over the situation and having open conversations about the importance of maintaining relationships. Adjusting visitation schedules and collaborating with your ex-spouse can also make a big difference. This episode is a treasure trove of tips for anyone struggling to maintain a healthy relationship with their child post-divorce. It's all about patience, understanding, and flexibility.
Tune in for insights that could help you rebuild those precious bonds.