Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child33 reviews John Gottman, Joan Declaire Simon & Schuster, 1998 A Book for Every Parent + The Go-To Mom Gives "Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child" 5 Gold Stars + What a gift of a book to parents and to children fortunate enough to have those parents. I've found a terrifically insightful + Great + Expert Gottman             Building a Parenting Agreement That Works: How to Put Your Kids First When Your Marriage Doesn't Last1 review Mimi E. Lyster NOLO, 2007 Exactly what we needed at the right time This book gave us exactly what we needed and wanted when we realized that we had to sort out custody and parenting issues. We adapted the worksheets to our own situation and have created a parenting plan that we both agree on. What a blessing!             In the Name of the Child1 review Janet R. Johnston, Vivienne Roseby Free Press, 1997 This book is a classic Janet Johnston is one of the most careful and thoughtful researchers in the field of family law. "In the Name of the Child" is a compilation of all of her collected wisdom dealing with high conflict and other families who find themselves in the courts. The best kernel for me, however, was her ...             The Good Divorce17 reviews Constance Ahrons Harper Paperbacks, 1998 Must Have + This book gave us inspiration... + Great resource from a Family Counselor's view This is a must have book for anyone considering a divorce, in the process of divorcing, or even already divorced. There is much practical advice as well as encouragement in this book. I highly recommend it!             Your Divorce Advisor : A Lawyer and a Psychologist GuideYou Through the Legal and Emotional Landscape of ...16 reviews Diana Mercer, Marsha Kline Pruett Fireside, 2001 Important book, along with... + One Stop Resource + Knowledgeable author + Practical divorce advice             Conducting Child Custody Evaluations: A Comprehensive Guide2 reviews Philip M. Stahl Sage Publications, Inc, 1994 A Guide to the Perplexed + a must for all.... A surprisingly fresh and impressively comprehensive guide to the convoluted process of custody evaluations. The need for these court-mandated evaluations arises when one of the parents - often, the father - is a repeat offender, an abuser. Abusers are thought by practitioners of psychology to be ...             Conducting Child Custody Evaluations: A Comprehensive Guide2 reviews Philip M. Stahl Sage Publications, Inc, 1994 A Guide to the Perplexed + a must for all.... A surprisingly fresh and impressively comprehensive guide to the convoluted process of custody evaluations. The need for these court-mandated evaluations arises when one of the parents - often, the father - is a repeat offender, an abuser. Abusers are thought by practitioners of psychology to be ...             Your Divorce Advisor : A Lawyer and a Psychologist GuideYou Through the Legal and Emotional Landscape of ...16 reviews Diana Mercer, Marsha Kline Pruett Fireside, 2001 Important book, along with... + One Stop Resource + Knowledgeable author + Practical divorce advice             Building a Parenting Agreement That Works: How to Put Your Kids First When Your Marriage Doesn't Last1 review Mimi E. Lyster NOLO, 2007 Exactly what we needed at the right time This book gave us exactly what we needed and wanted when we realized that we had to sort out custody and parenting issues. We adapted the worksheets to our own situation and have created a parenting plan that we both agree on. What a blessing!             The Good Divorce17 reviews Constance Ahrons Harper Paperbacks, 1998 Must Have + This book gave us inspiration... + Great resource from a Family Counselor's view This is a must have book for anyone considering a divorce, in the process of divorcing, or even already divorced. There is much practical advice as well as encouragement in this book. I highly recommend it!             Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child33 reviews John Gottman, Joan Declaire Simon & Schuster, 1998 A Book for Every Parent + The Go-To Mom Gives "Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child" 5 Gold Stars + What a gift of a book to parents and to children fortunate enough to have those parents. I've found a terrifically insightful + Great + Expert Gottman             In the Name of the Child1 review Janet R. Johnston, Vivienne Roseby Free Press, 1997 This book is a classic Janet Johnston is one of the most careful and thoughtful researchers in the field of family law. "In the Name of the Child" is a compilation of all of her collected wisdom dealing with high conflict and other families who find themselves in the courts. The best kernel for me, however, was her ...