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High-Conflict Families: Why “Just Co-Parent Better” Doesn’t Work
If you’re in a high-conflict co-parenting situation, you’ve probably heard advice like “just communicate better” or “put your differences aside.” But here’s the reality: that approach often doesn’t work —and can actually make things worse. What’s Really Going On High-conflict situations aren’t just about disagreements. They usually involve: Ongoing tension that doesn’t go away Emotional reactions that escalate quickly Communication that turns into conflict For many parent
Apr 172 min read


Social Media in Family Law Matters: A Psychological Perspective
Social media has become an inescapable feature of modern life, profoundly influencing interpersonal relationships, self-expression, and communication. As its prevalence has grown, social media is increasingly considered as a factor in family law matters, including divorce proceedings, custody determinations, co-parenting relationships, and broader family dynamics. As a result, psychologists are increasingly asked to evaluate how social media use relates to mental health, pare
Mar 312 min read


Child Development Considerations in Separation, Divorce, and Parenting Plans
Family transitions, such as separation or divorce, often draw increased attention to children’s behavior and emotional well-being. Read More.
Jan 262 min read


What Happens When a Parent Disappears With a Child? Dr. Deborah Day Weighs In
Dr. Deborah Day was recently featured in The Florida Bar Family Law Commentator for her insights on high-conflict custody cases, specifically when one parent disappears with a child, leaving the other in emotional and legal crisis.
Aug 6, 20251 min read
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