You do not currently have permission to view the full text for this document. Please sign in to an account with an active subscription or contact support.
Clinicians who have worked with a couple going through a divorce or with a child whose parents are going through a divorce or custody battle know how devastating the process can be for everyone involved, especially the children. A family court judge once said to me: “There are three kinds of divorce. About fifteen percent of the time, people decide that they've made a mistake and should part company. They shake hands, wish each other well, and go on with their lives. That's okay. In the majority of divorces there is a lot of anger and hostility, but I can get the couple to control themselves for the most part when they need to