The Divorced Parent Telesummit
The Divorced Parent Telesummit features world renowned experts who provide useful tools, tips and strategies to help divorced parents rebuild their lives, reduce stress, overcome challenges and become the best co-parents possible.
Online, March 12, 2012 (Newswire.com) - When parents divorce, continued conflict is bad for children. It's not the divorce itself that hurts children; it is the conflict that hurts them. Pamela S. Wynn and Shelley Grieser wanted to find an affordable way to help divorced parents avoid or end conflicts so they created the free Divorced Parent Telesummit speaker series. Divorced parents can dial in and discover new strategies to handle conflicts and common co-parenting dilemmas. The next Divorced Parent Telesummit starts on March 12, 2012.
The Divorced Parent Telesummit speakers will provide practical advice to divorced parents so they can avoid or end conflict and help their children adjust to divorce in healthy ways so they grow up happy. In this free series we will be covering a variety of issues facing divorced parents from money and credit, to dating and remarriage, to strategies and tools to help ease common parenting challenges.
Pamela S. Wynn is a collaborative divorce attorney with more than 25 years' experience. Shelley Grieser earned her Life Coach certification to expand her knowledge and develop skills to better serve her clients after she became passionate about helping others overcome the challenges of divorce, co-parenting, and moving forward with their lives. Together they have helped hundreds of parents get through the divorce process. But they found out the reason some parents do well after divorce had to do with whether the parent had support after divorce. They want to give every divorced parent a chance to benefit from renowned experts who have helped couples raise happy children despite difficult divorces.
The Divorced Parent Telesummit provides practical advice from nationally-known experts who will help divorced parents help their children and themselves. From how to avoid post-divorce emotional minefields, to how to introduce new relationships to your children to repairing credit after divorce, each evening divorced parents can dial in and discover new strategies for reducing stress, overcoming single parent challenges and common co-parenting dilemmas.
"The Divorced Parent Telesummit has something to offer for every co-parent, whether it is reducing your stress with effective strategies for getting your kids to do their homework, stay in their beds at night, or learning how to better manage your finances, restore your credibility, or finding out how to handle dating, potentially remarriage and more parenting topics to help you be the best parent you can be for your kids.," according to Shelley Grieser.
For more information, or to register for the Telesummit, visit www.DivorcedParentTelesummit.com