Assignment 1 Divorce and Separation
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Assignment 1 Divorce and Separation
- 1. ASSIGNMENT 1 WEB PROJECT Divorce and Separation Aimed Towards School Aged Children By: Lana Mazurek
- 2. CHILDREN AND DIVORCE Divorce can be a challenging life change for children. A child can often feel a wide variety of emotions. It is important for children to have an understanding of what they are going through and have the support of their parents and loved ones.
- 3. FEELINGS YOU MAY BE EXPERIENCING ANGRY SAD CONFUSED ALONE GUILT FRUSTRATED AFRAID
- 4. QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE FOR YOUR PARENTS IS IT MY FAULT? WHERE WILL I LIVE? WILL I STILL SEE MY GRANDMA AND GRANDPA? WHY IS MOMMY SO SAD? DO MOMMY AND DADDY STILL LOVE ME? WHY DID THIS HAPPEN? WHAT DOES DIVORCE MEAN?
- 5. HOW YOUR HOME LIFE COULD CHANGE -Your mom and dad will live in different homes. -You might spend more time with one of your parents. -Your parents might be sad for awhile. -You may live in a different community or go to a different school. -You may have special belongings at both your mom’s home and your dad’s.
- 6. ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN DEALING WITH DIVORCE Drawing pictures ï‚¢ Conversation starters ï‚¢ Communicating from a distance ï‚¢ Letter writing ï‚¢ Reading books ï‚¢ Writing stories ï‚¢ Play together ï‚¢ Creating two comfortable homes ï‚¢ Time capsules ï‚¢ Retrieved from. http://extension.missouri.edu/p/GH6602
- 7. WHAT I NEED FROM MY MOM AND DAD: A CHILD’S LIST OF WANTS I need both of you to stay involved in my life. Please write letters, make phone calls, and ask me lots of questions. When you don’t stay involved, I feel like I’m not important and that you don’t really love me.  Please stop fighting and work hard to get along with each other. Try to agree on matters related to me. When you fight about me, I think that I did something wrong and I feel guilty.  I want to love you both and enjoy the time that I spend with each of you. Please support me and the time that I spend with each of you. If you act jealous or upset, I feel like I need to take sides and love one parent more than the other.  Please communicate directly with my other parent so that I don’t have to send messages back and forth.  When talking about my other parent, please say only nice things, or don’t say anything at all. When you say mean, unkind things about my other parent, I feel like you are expecting me to take your side.  Please remember that I want both of you to be a part of my life. I count on my mom and dad to raise me, to teach me what is important, and to help me when I have problems.  Source: University of Missouri Retrieved from. http://www.helpguide.org/mental/children_divorce.htm 
- 8. HELP AND ADVICE FOR CHILDREN IN DIVORCE You must remember these things: -Your mom and dad still LOVE YOU. -They will ALWAYS LOVE YOU, no matter where you all live. -They are not splitting up because of anything you have done. -You may feel sad or upset but you will feel better. -Always talk to your mom or dad or another adult you can trust in the family. Retrieved from. http://www.divorceaid.co.uk/child/children.htm
- 9. RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN DEALING WITH DIVORCE http://www.changeville.ca/#/helping-bc-kids-withparental-divorce-or-separation http://www.familieschange.ca/http://www.ziplandintera ctive.com/ http://www.ziplandinteractive.com/ http://www.littleparachutes.com/subcategory.php?sid= 15
Editor's Notes
- #8: http://www.helpguide.org/mental/children_divorce.htm